The Board Game You Will Dominate Based On Your Myers-Briggs® Type
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The Board Game You Will Dominate Based On Your Myers-Briggs® Type

BySusan Storm

Ahhh board games. I don’t care how advanced or interactive gaming systems have become, no competitive experience can match a good old-fashioned board game duel. I’ve been thinking for a while that certain games must appeal to different personality types. For example, I love strategy games but my ESTJ mother-in-law prefers word games. My ENTJ dad…

Myers-Briggs® and Relationships – Why INFJs and INTPs Fall For Each Other
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Myers-Briggs® and Relationships – Why INFJs and INTPs Fall For Each Other

BySusan Storm

INFJs and INTPs are one of the most common relationship pairings; so common, in fact, that they are often called “the golden pair.” INTPs and INFJs both share the same energy needs (introversion) and the same way of perceiving the world (through intuition), but there are enough differences to add a spark of interest and…

How You Use Introverted Thinking Based On Its Location in Your Function Stack
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How You Use Introverted Thinking Based On Its Location in Your Function Stack

BySusan Storm

“The important thing is not to stop questioning. Curiosity has its own reason for existing.” – Albert Einstein, an INTP Introverted Thinking is the dominant function of some of the leading physicists, philosophers, leaders, and technological wizards in the world. It is focused on intensely expanding one’s own knowledge of a subject and finding how…

12 Insightful Quotes From Famous INTPs
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12 Insightful Quotes From Famous INTPs

BySusan Storm

INTPs have always held a particular fascination for me. These unique thinkers have an impeccable sense of logic but also a never-ending desire to explore new, uncharted ideas and theories. They are often thought leaders when it comes to technology, physics, or even philosophy. There seems to be no limit to what these innovative people can…

What Each Myers-Briggs® Type Needs on a Busy Holiday
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What Each Myers-Briggs® Type Needs on a Busy Holiday

BySusan Storm

The holidays are a much anticipated time for many of us; some love the hustle and bustle of parties and family gatherings, others enjoy quiet wintry walks while gazing at colorful lights. Some people dread the holidays though, and it’s not hard to see why. Holiday gatherings and traditions can be draining and awkward for…