Richard Taite

And I'm just really fascinated with how it seems to play out in nine different pathways.

So that's my newest thing.

I spent 20 years working with these colleagues and now as the remaining clinician of the group, seeing how to apply it for people's personal growth in clinical situations, but also just in life in general, that's kind of what I'm up to these days.

And it's, I don't know if I'm supposed to say this, but it is so fun and so effective

to have people discover these different pathways.

So that's been kind of a deepening of an understanding of how the mind develops.

Okay.

Exactly.

Those are some of the questions we can try to answer with future research in terms of the immediate application for an individual

I think discovering how your personality, which is defined as particular patterns of emotion, thought and behavior that persist across states and situations and stages of life.

It could be that that has a lot to do with why some people find

certain environments really, really challenging and hard to deal with.

And they go to what's called the lower side of their particular personality pattern.

Whereas other people with a different configuration of their temperament actually have a different way their personality is arising.

And in that particular situation, they aren't as affected by it.

So, you know,

That's that can explain, I think, part of it for sure.

You know, it's been really interesting to see this also.

We're not getting into this details, but when you get into the details, I just finished one clinical book and I'm just finishing a book for the public on this topic.

But it's it's really interesting when you get to the details.