When you seek out direct feedback, you have a greater ability to enhance the best parts of you. And in turn, you’ll start seeing the best in others.
To get inside the experience of an ISFJ, it’s important to understand their relationship to the world and to time.
To get inside the experience of an ISFP it’s important to acknowledge how they enter the world and how the world responds back.
After Joel and I released a podcast on the INFJ personality, we received an overwhelming response from (the Myers-Briggs type) INTJ for more information on understanding their type. [...]
INTP vs INTJ: These two personality types can be difficult to tell apart. This personality type showdown outlines 5 surprising differences.
If you are not familiar with Jungian cognitive functions, please reference “Personality Development Tools: The Car Model” to familiarize yourself with cognitive functions and how they [...]
INFP vs INFJ: These two personality types can be difficult to tell apart. This personality type showdown outlines 5 surprising differences.
Can you please recommend what you believe would be the best personal development book for an ENFJ??? Love your podcast!! Life changing!! Thank you! – Kelly Anne No matter the Myers-Briggs [...]
“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 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 [...]
