Philippa Fairbrother

[Philippa Fairbrother @Satori_pd]

@networkshe @Ace_of_Media Thank you @networkshe and @TPG_jen

[Philippa Fairbrother @Satori_pd]

@networkshe Again, looking at the columns, which column ffeatures most of the words you have chosen? Left is Thinking and Right is Feeling. #NWSHour

[Philippa Fairbrother @Satori_pd]

@networkshe @tpg_jen the words you have chosen, feature more from the extraversion column, giving the impression that you get your energy from other people. #NWSHour

[Philippa Fairbrother @Satori_pd]

@networkshe The column on the left is introversion behaviours and the column on the right is extraversion behaviours
@network she from the 5 words you have chosen, more are from the introversion column giving the impression you draw your energy from within.. #NWSHour

[Philippa Fairbrother @Satori_pd]

@networkshe what do you notice about the words you have chosen? have you picked more from 1 column than the other?

[Philippa Fairbrother @Satori_pd]

@networkshe sensation (seeing what is there) vs intuition (images creating feelings) - 1 of the preferences identified by the psychologist Carl Jung

[Philippa Fairbrother @Satori_pd]

@networkshe So the words you are using @networkshe seem to be based in reality, e.g park / city / town, but when you look at @TPG_Jen answer, its more hollistic.

[Philippa Fairbrother @Satori_pd]

@networkshe What do you notice about the words you have picked? #NWSHour

[Philippa Fairbrother @Satori_pd]

@networkshe @networkshe what words would you use to describe what is there for you?

[Philippa Fairbrother @Satori_pd]

@networkshe @TPG_Jen It is hard, if you apply that to a situation where you have a different perspective to someone else, you have to try really hard to see it from the other persons perspective and you may find, you keep going back to your perspective... #NWSHour

[Philippa Fairbrother @Satori_pd]

@networkshe Do you mean from looking at it from both perspectives? #NWSHour

[Philippa Fairbrother @Satori_pd]

@networkshe @TPG_Jen Yes, can you flick between the 2 now, or is it still quite difficult to see the older lady? #NWSHour

[Philippa Fairbrother @Satori_pd]

@networkshe Yes Jen, amazing. How easy / hard did you find it seeing the old lady?

[Philippa Fairbrother @Satori_pd]

@networkshe That is great Jen, interesting that you have not just described what is there e.g. legs, trees. You have a more hollistic view of the picture #NWSHour

[Philippa Fairbrother @Satori_pd]

@networkshe When have you experienced a situation where you saw things one way and someone else saw them very differently? e.g. you see young lady first, the other person sees old lady first, but you are both looking at the same image. What was the impact of this? #NWSHour

[Philippa Fairbrother @Satori_pd]

@networkshe question 2? #NWSHour

[Philippa Fairbrother @Satori_pd]

@networkshe Amazing, now that you have seen the older lady, how easy is it for you to shift your views from older lady to younger lady? #NWSHour

[Philippa Fairbrother @Satori_pd]

@TPG_Jen @networkshe A younger lady? Look at the young lady's chin and choker and imagine it an older lady's nose....

[Philippa Fairbrother @Satori_pd]

@networkshe Also, the chin of the young lady is an old lady's nose... #NWSHour

[Philippa Fairbrother @Satori_pd]

@networkshe Interesting..... look closely at the young ladies choker and think of it as an older ladies mouth ~NWSHour