Find out how comfortable the 16 personality types are with giving emotional support to others! #MBTI #Personality #INTJ
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How the 16 Myers-Briggs® Personality Types Feel When Giving Emotional Support

BySusan Storm

How do you feel when someone comes to you for emotional support? Do you feel nervous and uncertain or confident and sure of how to react? I was curious if personality type played a part in how we emotionally supported other people, or how easy it for the 16 types to emotionally support others. With…

Find out how easy (or difficult) it is for each of the 16 Myers-Briggs personality types to share their feelings or emotions with others.
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The 16 Myers-Briggs® Personality Types and How Easy it is for Them to Share Their Feelings

BySusan Storm

Feelings are an integral part of our human experience, yet expressing them can be a wildly different experience depending on your Myers-Briggs® personality type. Some find it a breeze to share their inner world, while others would rather swallow a handful of thumbtacks. I’ve seen this hesitance or willingness to share feelings vary so drastically…

Discover why INFPs often struggle with feelings of loneliness and disconnection from others. #INFP #MBTI
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The Lonely INFP: How to Cope When You Feel Alone

BySusan Storm

“It’s easy to stand in the crowd, but it takes courage to stand alone.” – Mahatma Gandhi For many INFPs (Introverted, Intuitive, Feeling, and Perceiving types), the landscape of the mind is a vast wilderness filled with grand vistas of ideals and possibilities. Yet, in the very same breath, it can also be the most…

Discover why ISFPs often struggle with loneliness, what it means, and how they can cope and find solidarity and connection. #MBTI #Personality #ISFP
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Why ISFPs Struggle with Loneliness and How to Cope

BySusan Storm

The ISFP personality type, known for its creativity, sensitivity, and individualism, can sometimes struggle with feeling isolated and alone in a world that doesn’t get them. I have an ISFP family member who I’ve seen struggle with this time and time again. They grew up in a very traditional family setting in a home with…