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Literally No Subtext with Dear Kristin

Kristin Barlow
MBTI
INTP
ESFP
Shadow Functions

Personality type talk, trends between types, tips on self-development and, in true ESFP fashion, random other unpredictable stuff.

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Welcome to Tiny Type Talks, where I answer your questions in bite-sized episodes! Today we discuss TRAUMA! How good.

Submit a question: hellodearkristin.com/contact

Links to my channels:

Dear Kristin (MBTI comedy): www.youtube.com/... more

Welcome to Tiny Type Talks, where I answer your questions in bite-sized episodes! Today we roast both ENFJs and my younger ESFP self!

Submit a question: hellodearkristin.com/contact

Links to my channels:

Dear Kristin (MBTI comedy): https:/... more

Welcome to Tiny Type Talks, where I answer your questions in bite-sized episodes!

Submit a question: hellodearkristin.com/contact

Links to my channels:

Dear Kristin (MBTI comedy): www.youtube.com/@dearkristin

Torn and Reborn (fait... more

Welcome to Tiny Type Talks, where I answer your questions in bite-sized episodes!

Submit a question: hellodearkristin.com/contact

Links to my channels:

Dear Kristin (MBTI comedy): www.youtube.com/@dearkristin

Torn and Reborn (fait... more

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Episode: Attempting to understand an INTP (feat. Eric Wen)

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4.9 out of 5 stars from 351 ratings
  • Really enjoy listening to this podcast. Entertaining and fun. It's a great listen when I want to listen to something to relax and intellectually think about.I also like that the podcaster encourages a growth mindset and not using your type as an excuse to not develop other functions and mature.

    Audible
    5
    Alenna
    United States2 years ago
  • Intellectual Entertainment

    Really enjoy listening to this podcast. Entertaining and fun. It's a great listen when I want to listen to something to relax and intellectually think about.I also like that the podcaster encourages a growth mindset and not using your type as an excuse to not develop other functions and mature.

    Audible
    5
    Alenna
    United States2 years ago
  • Entertaining, fun, and a tool to love people better.

    This podcast is great! It’s entertaining, fun, and a great tool to love people better through the lens of personality types. Kristin is funny and entertaining, and as an ISFP this podcast has really helped me love the ExTJs in my life more. If you like MBTI and are looking for an entertaining deep dive, I would definitely give this podcast a shot. <3

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    WaterDragon122
    United States2 years ago
  • A great podcast to give you a healthy understanding of MBTI

    Love the podcast! I love the variety of topics Kristin covers on the podcast, and how engaging she makes the episodes (She’s an ESFP so…of course) and I particularly appreciate the understanding she has given me of the cognitive functions (the basis of MBTI), which has *revolutionized* my understanding of MBTI. It’s so beautifully intuitive! MBTI is not as convoluted as you might think as it’s grounded plainly in logic and basic psychology, and it’s actually a very healthy way to view yourself a... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    100%_Gamer
    United States3 years ago
  • More Kristin - yay!

    Just wanted to hop on and say that I find Kristin one of the best YouTubers/Podcasters at explaining cognitive function related topics.

    I particularly love her chats with her family about type. Fascinating!

    Loved the episode with Dr Ben Cotterill.

    Great podcast! Five stars.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    FreyiaLilian
    United Kingdom4 years ago

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Tiny Type Talks Ep.1: Healthy vs unhealthy types, oversharing
Q: Have you ever thought about conversations between a healthy and unhealthy version of the same type?
Yes, exploring those conversations helps people see that you can still be the same type while not fitting all stereotypes, which can reduce self-doubt and promote more nuanced self-understanding.
Attempting to understand an INTP (feat. Eric Wen)
Q: What advice would you give to someone who wants to better understand MBTI without using it to box people in?
Spend time with real people to understand their behavior and underlying motivations, learn the letters first, and use MBTI as a framework for personal growth rather than labels.
Attempting to understand an INTP (feat. Eric Wen)
Q: How do you deal with feelings and emotional processing as an INTP?
Initially, he tends to analyze feelings, but with age he's learned to acknowledge emotional impacts and use different approaches to be more present with others' emotions.
Attempting to understand an INTP (feat. Eric Wen)
Q: How do you describe INTP strengths or 'superpowers'?
The guest describes TI as thinking for yourself, NE as exploring possibilities, and the ability to connect disparate ideas into practical takeaways as core strengths.
Attempting to understand an INTP (feat. Eric Wen)
Q: What is a common misconception about INTPs that you'd like to correct?
INTPs actually care about connecting with people and deep friendships more than the stereotype suggests; their hesitance often stems from processing and externalizing those feelings rather than a lack of desire for connection.

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