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3 Biggest Mistakes in Self-Typing (aka "Help! I can't figure out my type!")
“Am I an Extravert or an Introvert?” “Sometimes I’m a Thinker and sometimes I’m a Feeler – it just depends.” “I used to be an INTP, but now I’m an INTJ.” One of the greatest things about the Myers-Briggs typology...
How Cognitive Functions
fit in the Car Model
Cognitive Function “Stack” of Each Type
Cognitive Functions Overview
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Why Is the "Co-Pilot" Process Vital for Growth?
I recently received a question in the comments section of our podcast Personality Types in Personal Development: “I never quite thought of the auxiliary function (the co-pilot) as growth state, or at least in those words, but moreso as implementer...
Personality Tools: The Graves Model, aka "Spiral Dynamics"
There have been a couple of times in my life where I’ve heard something so powerful I instinctively knew it was going to be a Game Changer. When I use that phrase, I generally mean “Holy crap, this going to...
Personality Tools: Keirsey Four Temperaments vs. Carl Jung's Cognitive Functions
What do Jungian cognitive functions and the Keirsey Four Temperaments have in common? Can they be directly correlated?
Why Call Myers-Briggs "Genius Styles?"
A word of warning: This post is primarily for Myers-Briggs and personality psychology geeks (of which I count myself one). If you’re new to personality types, this may or may not be interesting to you. Feel full permission to abort...
Question from Podcast Listener: Is It Healthy to Personality Type Teenagers?
Question from a podcast listener: My name is Lilly and I am 17 years old. Over the past year I have been doing a lot of research on the personality types and different typologies. I have identified myself as an...
Well, I finally did it. I finally got into a Facebook dispute with someone. After years of avoiding any drama, I found myself resisting peace, showing off my exceptional ability to hit a person right where it hurts, and maneuver...
Personality Tools: Understanding the Enneagram (from a Myers-Briggs expert)
Understanding the Enneagram is a powerful key to self-acceptance and getting to the next level of your personal development.