I’m Andrew Winkler, a former Stanford and Columbia math professor.
We’ll explore the most interesting insights I’ve come across, ranging across the mental landscape: math, science, personality, how we think and feel, and how we love or feel unloved. We’ll give answers to all the most confusing questions everyone has, have new books and authors, and reach new understandings.
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I’m Andrew Winkler, a former Stanford and Columbia math professor.
We’ll explore the most interesting insights I’ve come across, ranging across the mental landscape: math, science, personality, how we think and feel, and how we love or feel unloved. We’ll give answers to all the most confusing questions everyone has, have new books and authors, and reach new understandings.
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In this episode, I dive deep into the intricate relationship between cognitive functions and love—focusing specifically on the analyst function. I share how our unique ways of processing the world can lead us to express and perceive love in vastly different manners. By understanding these distinct cognitive wavelengths, I explain how we can bridge the gap between our own expressions of love and what our partners truly need to feel connected.
I also explore the specific needs of analysts in relationships. I reveal that for those who lean on their analytic capacities, quality time isn’t just about physical presence—it’s about engaging in thoughtful conversations that explore ideas and inner thoughts. Along with sharing personal insights, I offer practical strategies, including meditation and self-awareness techniques, to help nurture and strengthen our cognitive functions, ultimately fostering deeper and more meaningful interpersonal connections.
In This Episode You Will Learn:
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