Every individual has a unique way that they experience and respond to stress based on their personality type. For ENFPs, a lot of stressors result from having to do activities and tasks that don’t line up with their preferences. For example, as intuitive-dominant types, they can become stressed when they have to focus on highly…
Finding people who share your interests can be a daunting task. For some, it seems effortless, while for others, it feels like a never-ending challenge. I recently surveyed my email list, social media followers, friends, and clients (over 85,000 individuals) to uncover which Myers-Briggs® personality types find it easiest and hardest to connect with like-minded…
A few days ago I published an article describing the favorite leisure-time activities of all 16 Myers-Briggs® personality types. The results were based on a survey I conducted of over 85,000 email subscribers, clients, social media followers, and friends. Today I want to take a closer look at that survey, because in it, I asked…
Ever wondered what the different Myers-Briggs® personality types do in their free time? You’re not alone! Recently, I conducted a survey of over 85,000 people from my email list, social media followers, clients, and friends to find out. My goal was to find out what really excited or inspired each of the types. A lot…
One of the things I deeply love about personality theory is the ability to help people see their strengths and build on them. Each of the 16 Myers-Briggs® personality types has a set of core talents and strengths. When people become awake to these talents they can often dramatically improve their lives and make a…
