We’ve been doing a series on Personality & Relationships. We are taking you through the different preferences, what each mean & how they can affect your relationship.
In today’s podcast we tackle THINKING vs FEELING
1. Decision-making: Thinkers tend to make decisions based on logic and objective analysis, whereas Feelers tend to make decisions based on personal values and subjective considerations. Thinkers are more likely to prioritize facts and data, while Feelers are more likely to consider how their decisions will impact others and their emotions.
2. Communication style: Thinkers tend to communicate in a direct and analytical manner, focusing on the facts and details of a situation. Feelers, on the other hand, tend to communicate in a more personal and empathetic way, focusing on emotions and relationships.
3. Problem-solving: Thinkers approach problem-solving with a logical and systematic approach, breaking down complex issues into smaller, more manageable parts. Feelers tend to approach problem-solving in a more holistic and intuitive way, relying on their personal values and empathy to guide their decisions.
4. Criticism: Thinkers tend to be more objective and detached when receiving criticism, focusing on the logic and merit of the critique. Feelers may take criticism more personally and be more concerned with maintaining positive relationships.
5. Decision-making under pressure: Thinkers tend to remain calm and rational under pressure, relying on their analytical skills to make quick decisions. Feelers may struggle with decision-making under pressure, as they may become overwhelmed by their emotions and the impact their decisions will have on others.
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Listen to Related Episodes:
Ep 52 – Introversion vs Extroversion (Part 2)
Ep 51 – Introversion vs Extroversion (Part 1)
Ep. 50 – Myers Briggs Type Indicator, MBTI – Personality and Relationships
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