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Jeri Bingham of WGN Radio's Hush Loudly podcast interviews The Myers-Briggs Company's Michael Segovia about all things Introversion.

By Melissa Summer, MBTI Marketing Manager · 1 min read

The Hush Loudly podcast on WGN Radio in Chicago has one goal – to help fellow Introverts share their worlds. And this week, host Jeri Bingham has The Myers-Briggs Company’s Michael Segovia as a guest. Known for his TEDtalk, Michael is also one of the lead MBTI certification trainers in the US and an MBTI Master Practitioner.

One of the things they talk about are the strengths of those who prefer Introversion. Things like

  • Because those preferring Introversion need to reflect before you answer, a lot of times the answers come out more thoughtfully.
  • They generally spend more time listening than interrupting.
  • They're more focused on things that they’re interested in.

“I wonder how our strengths are also coming out during this pandemic, where we’re required to socially distance from one another," said Michael during the podcast. "For some people, it may not be fun but it may be a lot easier to have that time alone, and that’s a strength that we bring to the table.”

Turns out that both Jeri and Michael have preferences for INFP, so if that’s also your type you’ll definitely want to tune into this episode.

“You just described the difference between me and my introverted friends,” said Jeri at one point where they were talking about the difference between the last two letters of the MBTI type – Judging and Perceiving.

Want to hear more? Check out the podcast here or search “Hush Loudly” on your favorite podcast platform.

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