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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.
What Does a Healthy ENFP Personality Look Like?
How to develop a healthy ENFP personality.
Personality Development Tools: The Car Model
One of the most powerful tools I’ve ever come across is what we call The Car Model.It creates the backbone of our Genius Assessment, and is the primary focus of about 50% of Personality Hacker trainings. _________ If...
Why We Need Personality Development Tools
It’s interesting to hear how people talk about personality. Often we see it as either something that is totally static (I had one person describe themselves as “unchanging as the tide”), or we believe it’s something that morphs until we...