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S3E11 - In this episode, you'll meet Seth, a quieter, calmer version of the ENFP personality type than you might have met before. We dig into his journey to landing on his type, why he's not an INFP, and the influence other people can have on his thoughts—despite having his identity function of Introverted Feeling in the second position of his cognitive function sequence.

We also talk at length about his relationship to each element of the Authentic Life Framework (Consciousness, Clarity, Confidence, Community, and Consistency) which helps us draw connections to his ENFP cognitive functions.

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Wow, is all I can say after this special episode with Lucy Brown who is a coach and consultant who helps people to improve their lives. 
Ok, I will say a bit more as I can't help myself! Lucy takes me through the GC index, an assessment that showed me how I tick where my strengths, and challenges are. I found this so interesting and it made me reaccess my time at school and university, how I work in teams and what I am good at and where I could learn to adapt to others. I found it genuinely fascinating and if you do to then perhaps Lucy can also take you through the GC index too. 

On the final installment of our Career Crossroads series, we welcome our friend and fellow career coach Shaunda Lambert to tackle networking during a pandemic. Who is the most important person you should be networking with? Why is it a lower risk to network during the pandemic? And how can you show up as your best self, time and time again?

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Welcome to our very first episode! We're digging into the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator; we go over each preference, what they mean, and how you can use that information for your work today. How is your team similar? Where do they experience differences? How can you pump up those strengths, and support those areas where you may have stress fractures? We also try and guess a few celebrities Myers-Briggs types, and compare ourselves to Brene Brown.

The Changing Times Podcast is a production of the Wunderlin Company. For more notes and resources on this episode, visit our blog. You can also learn more about working with The Wunderlin Company and read past issues of Changing Times.