In this episode of Now I Get It, I dive deep into the cognitive function of extroverted feeling—also known as "the connector." I explore how this function influences the way we navigate social interactions, express emotions, and build relationships. I break down the different personality types that rely on extroverted feeling as their primary way of perceiving and interacting with the world. Also shed light on how understanding this function can help us recognize how our loved ones experience and interpret love.

Beyond the theory, I discuss practical ways to nurture and enhance this function, including the power of meditation in improving emotional intelligence. If you’ve ever wondered why some people seem naturally in tune with the emotions of others while others struggle, this episode will give you new insights. By learning how to engage with extroverted feeling more consciously, you can foster deeper connections and improve your interpersonal relationships.

• (00:20) What extroverted feeling is and how it influences social interactions
• (02:47) The two personality types that lead with extroverted feeling
• (04:14) How movement and gestures can reveal someone's dominant cognitive function
• (05:49) Why understanding this function is crucial for recognizing how people perceive love
• (09:06) How meditation can help develop and strengthen this function

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