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  Carl Jung’s typology gave us a language for how people perceive the world: through sensing or intuition . Later, the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) and Socionics (Filatova) refined this idea, showing that these two preferences shape not only how we think, but how we love, parent, and collaborate. So, what happens when a Sensor and an Intuitive fall in love, become friends, or raise children together? They’re not just opposites — they’re two halves of how humanity perceives reality. Defining the Two Sensors (S) Sensors trust what they can see, touch, and measure. They live in the here and now , grounded in experience and detail. They value reliability, practicality, and the tangible world. Notice what’s real and present Prefer facts to theories Thrive on routine and mastery Communicate concretely and directly Feel secure when life is predictable Intuitives (N) Intuitives trust what could be . They live in the realm of patterns, possibilities, and meanings ....

  Recently,  Learning to Feel  (Girrell), reached #321 on the Amazon bestseller list of psychologist biographies. Book Description:  Learning to Feel, Second Edition,  teaches readers how to gain choice and authority over their emotional states. Feelings and emotions are reactions to the deeply held beliefs and experiences of our lives. In order to become fully emotionally intelligent - that is, to be able to know what is yours, what comes from the others, and how best to respond to those others - we must connect first to those core experiences and often re-interpret the meaning they have held for us.  Learning to Feel  is such a journey, intended to be a set of trail blazes for anyone who wishes to up their game in the realm of emotional intelligence. (Edition 1 was selected for the Independent Press Distinguished Favorite Award and a Literary Titan gold award.) First Edition Book Awards Literary Titan Gold Award Independent Press Award Distinguished ...

  Recently,  Learning to Feel  (Girrell), reached #321 on the Amazon bestseller list of psychologist biographies. Book Description:  Learning to Feel, Second Edition,  teaches readers how to gain choice and authority over their emotional states. Feelings and emotions are reactions to the deeply held beliefs and experiences of our lives. In order to become fully emotionally intelligent - that is, to be able to know what is yours, what comes from the others, and how best to respond to those others - we must connect first to those core experiences and often re-interpret the meaning they have held for us.  Learning to Feel  is such a journey, intended to be a set of trail blazes for anyone who wishes to up their game in the realm of emotional intelligence. (Edition 1 was selected for the Independent Press Distinguished Favorite Award and a Literary Titan gold award.) First Edition Book Awards Literary Titan Gold Award Independent Press Award Distinguished ...