The NYT Best-Seller Each Myers-Briggs® should read. #MBTI #Personality #INFJ
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The 2022 New York Times Best-Seller You’ll Love, Based On Your Myers-Briggs® Personality Type

BySusan Storm

One of my goals for the year 2023 is to read one book per week. I know this goal isn’t for everyone and some books take longer to absorb and understand than others, but I’m looking forward to the challenge! One of the things I do when I’m looking for a good book is check…

Find out what each of the 16 Myers-Briggs® personality types hates in high school. #MBTI #Personality #INFJ #INFP
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Here’s What You Hated About High School, Based On Your Myers-Briggs® Personality Type

ByMuna Nnamani

When I started my senior year of high school, I was excited to face a new year of opportunities. And then, as I sat down for my first class, I immediately remembered: I don’t love high school. Nobody really loves high school. Yes, we meet great people and gain experiences and privileges we never had…

Discover the things that make each of the 16 Myers-Briggs® personality types insecure. #MBTI #Personality #INFJ
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Insecurity and Your Myers-Briggs® Personality Type

BySusan Storm

Back in November we explored what makes each of the 16 personality types feel vulnerable. Today I want to take another look at vulnerability and insecurity. We all experience more insecurity around strengths or preferences we don’t have. For example, a Sensor will feel more insecurity when having to rely on intuition than an Intuitive…

Find out how each of the Myers-Briggs® personality types spent winter break as teenagers in this tongue-in-cheek article. #MBTI #Personality #INFJ
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How You Spent Winter Break as a Teenager, Based On Your Myers-Briggs® Personality Type

ByMuna Nnamani

When school lets out for winter break, teenagers are left with eight extra hours of free time in the day. While we start the break believing that we’ll be model students and spend this time being with our families and giving back to the community, that’s not what usually ends up happening. Depending on our…

A humorous look at what each of the 16 Myers-Briggs® personality types would do at a holiday party
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What You Do at a Holiday Gathering, Based On Your Myers-Briggs® Personality Type

BySusan Storm

ENFP Tries to convince everyone that old-fashioned door-to-door Christmas caroling would be way more fun than playing Scrabble and eating sugar cookies indoors. In the end, they convince the INFP, ESFP, ISFP, and ENFJ to come along. Everyone else just shakes their heads and argues about whether “qaf” or “qat” should be allowed as a…