A reason IEEs benefit from SLIs' perspective

...or maybe why Ne types benefit from Si types' groundedness.

...or maybe it's just me

I am a stay-at-home mom to a baby who is less than a year old, and my husband and I plan on having at least one more child in the next couple of years, and I plan be home w our kids until our youngest starts school full-time (and actually a little longer, since we'll all need to get into the swing of things). So, if things go as planned I will be a stay-at-home mom for at least the next seven (seven!) years. And I just caught myself googling tips for stay-at-home moms re-entering the work force...while the baby sleeps in my arms. If my husband knew, he would shake his head and tell me to chill out and just be here...which is exactly what I should probably do: be here now, experiencing and enjoying this moment, and letting the future take care of itself (or at least not being concerned w it this far out).

So I'm now pondering how this is a way IXEs and SXEs balance each other, bc imo you need both ways of thinking, and ideally strike a balance, and for me at least, that definitely does not come naturally.

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A reason IEEs benefit from SLIs' perspective