INFPs are one of the rarest Myers-Briggs® personality types. They make up a mere 4.4% of the U.S. population and are known for being sensitive, caring, and idealistic. People with this personality type are energized by inhabiting their inner world, creating new ideas, empathizing with people, and being free to explore and imagine. In this…
Today I want to take a deep look at the unique qualities of the Sensing-Judging personality types. In the Myers-Briggs® system, SJ personality types are seen as detail-oriented, careful, methodical, and practical. These types comprise 46.3% of the US population and are the types that tend to bring a lot of stability and order to…
Not sure what your personality type is? Take our new personality questionnaire here. Or you can take the official MBTI® here. The ENFP When you’re feeling sad or down it’s comforting to get some time alone to listen to music, be in nature, or explore a new environment. New beautiful sights help you to feel…
If you’ve spent very much time in the personality community there’s a good chance that you’ve heard a handful of inaccurate “facts” about introversion or extroversion. Some misconceptions are relatively harmless. Other misconceptions have become so pronounced that we formulate ideas about people simply based on their I/E preference that are completely false and potentially…
INFJs and INTJs are two unique personality types in the Myers-Briggs® system. There are 16 types altogether, and these two types are extremely rare – comprising only 3.6% of the U.S. population. These two types have many things in common, as well as some very big differences. Today we’re going to explore five of the…
