149🔸How to Dress When Your Eternal Child Wants Approval

What do you wonder about before you walk out the door?

That wondering could belong to your Eternal Child, the third function in your Myers-Briggs type. It sits on the axis of relating to others and looks to other people for validation, and everyone feels uncertain there.

Knowing who you are is the most effective way to learn how to dress when your Eternal Child cognitive function wants approval.

A garbage-eating goat sculpture in downtown Spokane is part of how I got there.

One way the wondering can sound for each third function:

Se (ENTJ, ENFJ): Will this make an impact? Si (INFP, INTP): Is this too far outside normal? Ne (ESTJ, ESFJ): Am I dressed for every possibility? Ni (ISFP, ISTP): What are they making of me? Fe (ENTP, ESTP): Will this fit the group vibe? Fi (INTJ, ISTJ): Will this look like a costume? Te (ENFP, ESFP): Does this read as in charge? Ti (INFJ, ISFJ): Will this show I know what I'm doing?

Each line is one possibility, since no single statement covers the whole range. 

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