The Intuitive Outsider Complex
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- čas přidán 23. 05. 2024
- Do you feel like an outsider or like you are different from other people? Let's talk about that.
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I'm widely specialized in psychology and philosophy, primarily on the work of Carl Jung, Adler, Maslow, and the theory of Flow and optimal experience. People come to me to learn about the 16 Personalities, the MBTI, and the Big Five, as well as Neurodivergence, and modern psychological theories.
People sometimes ask me if personality types really exist. No, they don't, and Carl Jung didn't believe in them either. They're just a tool to start a discussion to get you to learn more about different ways of thinking about the world.
I find it strange when someone says "nobody understands me" , like dude chill its the baseline of being a human. 🤷
Arent we here on earth to learn from each other?
I would like add a point before the video, isolation has a strong impact on intuitives. The more they isolate the more this sense of being different than others grows deeper (sometimes for good reasons and sometimes for negative reasons). But I try to not develop some inferiority or superiority complex in that process. As that can be harmful for the self and the others around.
Good point about not developing an inferiority complex, and finding confidence in yourself the way you are, accepting and moving forward from a position of having something to offer rather than feeling like you lack. :)
In a sense this happens for anyone who goes deep enough into any subject. You reach a point of depth where there is almost noone who can speak on the same level as you concerning it.
But i think it's fine. Everyone has skills, experiences and viewpoints that are unique to them and that is a wonderful thing. Remembering shared inevitabilities like being human or lifespan or culture can bring you out of that sense of "Outsiderness"
Sensers fit into the world, Intuitives can change the world
lol so true about losing interest in things that become mainstream (usually).
Thanks Erik ❤
Great video! How did you start recognizing and meeting your tribe?
You know, I put myself out there and became a lightpost. It was scary and embarrassing at times, but it made people come up to me and tell me they related.
This video explains my ego 😂