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EPISODE · Dec 16, 2020 · 1H 55M

Personality & Brain Types

from The GreatBase Tennis Podcast · host Steve Smith & Andy Fitzell

In this episode, Steve Smith and Andy Fitzell discuss personality and brain types.They introduce the work of Katharine Cook Briggs and Isabel Briggs Myers (mother and daughter), and Jon Niednagel and Jeremy Niednagel (father and son ).  The contributions from both families are effective tools for people in all walks of life. By treating their work as an instrument to master, one can have a better understanding of themselves and all the people they encounter in their journey through life.Steve and Andy were introduced to the studies of Myers-Briggs and the Niednagels by their mentor, Vic Braden, more than twenty-five years ago. We are confident that one will find their commentary to be extremely helpful.Topics include:HistoryCarl Jung and Myers-Briggs TypologyBenefits of knowing your personality/brain typeNature vs nurtureThe attitude of the householdDifferent personality/brain typesVic BradenJon and Jeremy NiednagelBrain types of the prosBrain types of famous coaches in sportsBrain types of Federer, Nadal, Djokovic, Williams sistersBrain types and motor skillsPlus much more!

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In this episode, Steve Smith and Andy Fitzell discuss personality and brain types. They introduce the work of Katharine Cook Briggs and Isabel Briggs Myers (mother and daughter), and Jon Niednagel and Jeremy Niednagel (father and son ). The contributions from both families are effective tools for people in all walks of life. By treating their work as an instrument to master, one can have a better understanding of themselves and all the people they encounter in their journey through l...

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