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A good way is to read descriptions of the type and then try it on. See if the deeper motivations match your own. Also try observe how you react to specific situations and ask yourself what's the motivation behind it. I found reading about each of the nine types and slowly eliminating which ones don't match my own motivations useful. Personally, I used the 9 types of Leadership to do this.

thank you!

I found that fascinating too!

Thanks!

Wendy is an incredible artist!

I believe so..... In what way?

I don't readily project my shadow onto her. There's another 9 who I think is Sx/Sp, Kaylee Rademaker, she's a RUclipsr, and I can more readily figure what she's doing, where her head is at in her interviews, and with Naomi it doesn't occur. It's like we're not on the same page. I mean, there was a time I wanted to be a writer like Naomi but aside from little things like that I have trouble seeing the similarity. Also, if I may be really bold for a minute, if you included the secondary instincts in all your interviews that would be super awesome. It's helpful as there are people out there like me who are left guessing and I'm wrong a lot. Maybe you have you reasons for not including it, maybe people focus too much on fitting into a box or something, I don't know, it's all good either way though.

@@Magicalpow1 Interesting. I recently met someone with my same type and sequence and was amazed at how little they were like me, because their life experience was so different to mine. Yes, we'd had to learn the same ego lessons, but how we'd gone about it was entirely different. Thanks for the suggestion. I will keep that in mind for future interviews :)

@@samanthamackaylife If possible, you should totally interview them!! But yeah, it's a weird experience. I do a bit of research on that particular topic and while things like Jung's functions have helped here and there it's never been the whole story. Riso & Hudons's Levels of Development came to mind from your mention of same ego lessons and how, for me anyways, there is a lot.. A LOT.. that goes on between each level. And so how does one even approach something like that? It's really something.

Thanks Zach, I really appreciate that. I had no idea that creativity would be such a great topic either! I have another interview coming, but it would be great to speak to all 27 subtypes. 🤞thanks for watching 😊

Thanks Janice, that's great to hear. I don't have an SP9 interview in the works yet, but check out the SO9 and SX9 interviews for some ideas!

Thank you so much, I really appreciate. And thanks for being a part of this project!

Great observation. And I wonder if we, as the observes of the 4 and 7 breaking rules and doing things differently, see/label them as creative and then say "we aren't like that, we aren't creative." Instead of seeing our own version of creativity....thoughts?

@@samanthamackaylife oh yeah they are probably seen as the beacon of creativity for a lot of people and hold themselves down since they don't naturally fit that mold. That's why I love that you're doing this series. It starts to shed light on various examples of different types' creativity! 💜

@@letsgocnote85 Thanks! And yes, I think that is what happens

Maybe circuitous, but always insightful! 🙏