<p>What is the real difference between someone with the Thinking preference versus a person with the Feeling preference? Is it that one person is logical and the other illogical? Or is, as is termed by the BIG-5 system that one person Agreeable, and the other person is not an agreeable person? I'll give you my thoughts, and I welcome your opinions as well. Please leave a comment below.</p>
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46 - Thinking about Your Thinking

This is the Customer Secrets podcast, where we dig deep into the personality of people and uncover the secret triggers that cause them to buy. If you want to discover what makes people tick, and/or if you want to improve your company's sales without adding one penny to your advertising budget, you've found the right podcast. We welcome your questions, and we'll give you both the overall strategy and the tactics to get your business taking off.