From People Types and Tiger Stripes, written by Gordon Lawrence and published by CAPT.
By using it purposefully to achieve something you think is important.
A good example comes from the use of sensing. Development of sensing
provides a direct and keen awareness of physical realities and excellent
powers of observation. If you are sitting on a train, watching the
scenery go by, you are using your sensing but not particularly developing
it. If you are driving yourself around a strange city, you will
probably concentrate your sensing to notice and remember landmarks
— this process develops your sensing. Of course, this kind
of focus and effort requires both perception and judgment, the dominant
helping the auxiliary to develop, and vice versa.
