Joyce Meng

"True self-care is not salt baths and chocolate cake, it is making the choice to build a life you don’t need to regularly escape from." - Brianna Wiest

Ti (xxTPs): the person’s best guess for what they think the facts (impersonal truth) is in the moment Fi (xxFPs): the person’s best guess for what they feel (personal truth) is in the moment

@JoyceMeng22 is carrying the relational events scene in Toronto rn frfr If you want to be around people who can hold tough emotions and discover modalities, she’s your best bet

Being neurodivergent or an intuitive in the myers briggs often means translating your inner world for others, and still being misunderstood. It’s sometimes noticing that, “I don’t make sense to other people.” But you do make sense. Just not in their language.

Instead of seeing desires as purely selfish, we can recognize them as sacred. It’s the language ur soul speaks to lead you toward aliveness. Tending to ur desires can be a form of spiritual hygiene, an essential act of care for ur soul. It’s how we honor the life force within us.

Food for thought: Just as neglecting your health can make your body sick, ignoring your desires can lead to soul sickness.

@magghu Yaaaaayyyy!!!! 🎉🎉🤗🩵 we get a Maggie in Toronto.

people want to believe a well-regulated nervous system is one that is always calm, cool, and collected but a well-regulated nervous system is outraged in unjust circumstances, depressed in hopeless circumstances, joyful in buoyant circumstances, fearful in dangerous circumstances, and open and accepting that all these circumstances change and evolve over time. a well-regulated nervous system attunes to the particulars of the situation at hand, and is able to perceive those particulars with relative clarity. a nervous system that never experiences unpleasantness isn’t transcended— it’s delusional

@Roland00Address Haha. They can do it (as human beings can do all mental processes) but it’s not where their mind naturally goes

@JoyceMeng22 do not teach the NJs to free associate, jk

xNxPs Ne: Freely going along with a multitude of one’s own mental associations & seeing what comes of it in a curious & fun exploratory manner. xNxJs Ni: Examining & becoming aware of collective mental associations & knowing the current & future implication of such associations.

@RebekahAClark Hey Rebekah! I love the voice acting that you do (I checked it out before we had the panel). You’re incredible and your perspectives you offered during this video are equally so. 🤍

It was such a joy and an hhonor to be a part of this ENFP panel hosted by @JoyceMeng22 ! Thank you so much for letting me take part! 🫶 Check out the video on Joyce's YouTube channel here: youtube.com/watch?v=4ee1j2…

INTJ INFJ vs. ESTP ESFP: The REAL Ni vs. Se Differences ft. AsuraPsych, ... youtu.be/zOWBHcW2gIc?si… @JoyceMeng22 💖 #INFJ

🌟 BIG NEWS ALERT! Announcing our thrilling "Action! Typology in Fiction!" Workshop🎬 🗓️ Starts June 1st 💡 Only 10 spots! 💰 $174 ($124 early bird) 🎟️ Sign up now: joycemengcoaching.com/mbti-courses Let’s geek out together! 🚀

@MarathonMatson Thanks for promoting it, Paul! ☺️ It’s nice to be supported by someone as awesome as you. The discovery tool will get better over time as I tweak it. 😂 Y’all can view this as attempt 1.

Hey you, yes you! Join me at The Personality Code masterclass on May 6th. We'll explore various personality frameworks to help understand ourselves better. It’s free—sign up here: speaker.personalitycodeseries.com/Joyce-Meng

@geekpsychology Congrats Matt 🎉 🥳 You’re unstoppable

Cool!

I really do sincerely believe the only time we should look down on someone is if we are reaching down to help them up.

@restlessmosaic Thanks Brandon 🙏 you get the struggle

@JoyceMeng22 That's so rough...I'm awash with sleep problems, so fullest sympathies from this corner.

If you've noticed I sound tired in my YouTube videos, here's a clue: I recently found out at a sleep clinic that I get only 4% REM sleep, similar to what my Fitbit shows. It's just one night's data, but it does highlight a consistent pattern of minimal REM sleep.

@Liz1sh Thank you 🙏

@JoyceMeng22 Good luck! 😴✨

@BrownbasUsed623 I’ll check it out! Thanks 🙏

@JoyceMeng22 "Peating" ('following Dr. Ray Peat's medical findings') fixes sleep as well. The website with the articles is a good start