It’s a common misconception that types who have an “F” in their four-letter Myers-Briggs® type only use Feeling, but in reality they also have a Thinking side. Myers-Briggs® theory contains what we call function stacks, which describe how our minds work and give a clearer picture of the depth and nuances of each personality type…
Guest post from Marissa Baker at LikeAnAnchor.com It’s a common mistake to think that Myers-Briggs® types with a “T” in their four-letter description only use Thinking. In reality, they also have a Feeling side. Myers-Briggs® theory contains what we call function stacks, which describe how our minds work and give a clearer picture of the…
INTJs might have a reputation for being cold, calculating robots who don’t want or need friends, but that’s far from the truth. People with this personality type are conceptual, imaginative individuals who feel things deeply and privately. They are incredibly loyal friends and they deeply want to connect with people on an authentic, intellectual level….
If you’re an ESFP, ISFP, ENFP, or INFP type, then you probably know how hard it can be to let go and move on when bad things happen to you. This is especially true when the “things” involve other people and how they respond to you. All the FP types in the Myers-Briggs® system make…
If you’re an ESFJ, ENFJ, ISFJ, or INFJ type, then you probably know how hard it is to let go of bad things that happen to you. By “things” I mean something that has to do with an interaction or relationship with another person. If something bad happens that doesn’t involve another person it might…
