For our last episode of 2019, (what? Last?! Queue #observerFreakout) we sit down for a bit of reflecting on the past, but mostly looking to the future. An atypical episode, here we share some of our future plans for Objectively Typed, as well as a few other surprises. Make sure to follow Bright Star Coach: - https://www.facebook.com/brightstarcoach/ - https://www.instagram.com/brightstarcoach/ - https://www.twitter.com/bright_star83 - [email protected] And for anyone celebrating Thanksgiving, we wish you a happy Turkey Day! ------------------- Check out the official OPS website here: https://www.objectivepersonality.com/ Join the community on facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/2234820326745628/ Other great resources: https://bit.ly/2nCvEcO Say hi at [email protected]

Next up on Objectively Typed, we take on a listener request and type Matt Mercer. Matt is perhaps best known as the Dungeon Master (DM) on the YouTube channel Critical Role where he had been leading a party of eight voice-actors/adventurers through Dungeons and Dragons campaigns since 2015. Matt is a voice actor by trade who has voiced various anime, cartoon and video game characters since 2004. Check out this week’s episode to hear if we saw the same saviors and demons for Matt.

As you go through your life, setbacks and difficulties are inevitable. We have all experienced our own flavor of the deep darkness, a pain that we cannot describe in words. This week, on Objectively Typed, Evelyn and Virsaviya discuss the darkness that comes from our saviors and demons and how we face - or run away from - those times of fear and pain.

Even if you’ve never seen a single episode of the sitcom “Will and Grace,” you probably recognize Sean Hayes as “the guy who isn’t Will” from the show. When the series premiered in 1998, it was a groundbreaking comedy that featured gay characters in principal roles. The show starred an amazingly talented ensemble cast that included Sean Hayes in the role of the “kooky next door neighbor:” Jack McFarland. This week on Objectively Typed, Virsaviya and Evelyn run Sean through the OPS checklist. Check out this episode to find out whether or not we get as close as we did with Levar or if we’re on different planets entirely.

We’ve all had this experience: you meet a new person and something just “clicks” immediately. It’s as if they speak your language and just *get* you in a fundamental way. We’ve also all experienced the opposite: someone who - even if you’re both speaking English, just seems to be from another planet and has a completely foreign way of approaching the world. Could it be that all of this is driven by the cognitive functions in your stack? Do xSFPs and xNTJs just understand each other better than they understand xNTPs and xSFJs? This week on Objectively Typed, we borrow a term from Socionics and examine the similarities and differences in each of the four “Quadras.” There seems to be something about sharing functions that just makes relationships and communication that much easier. Tune in to hear our discussion on this topic!

This week on Objectively Typed we type LeVar Burton. Perhaps best known as Geordi LaForge on Star Trek: The Next Generation, LeVar also hosted Reading Rainbow and starred as Kunta Kinte in the ground breaking TV mini-series: Roots. LeVar’s career has spanned over 40 years and in that time he has impacted the lives of countless viewers. Join us as we discuss his saviors and demons!

It has been one year since we got our official OPS types and started this podcast! We finally sit down together to discuss how our understanding has evolved over the past year. Some things are more clear while others are more murky. Tune in for some reflection, a few observer freakouts and maybe even a hug!

Evelyn and Virsaviya type Keanu Reeves

Interview with Dave Powers

How does type develop in children?