“Discipline is the soul of an army. It makes small numbers formidable; procures success to the weak, and esteem to all.” – George Washington, an ISTJ ISTJs are one of the more misunderstood and fascinating personality types out there. As a practitioner, I don’t know how many times I’ve sat down with ISTJs who say…
Fall is just around the corner, and with it is the excitement of fresh-picked pumpkins, apples, and crisp autumn breezes. Fall is a time of magic and change; a prelude to a sparkling winter. I’ve always loved fall (I’m sure you can guess that from my opening sentence), and as a fun change of pace…
There are a lot of misconceptions about cognitive functions, particularly with respect to introverted sensing (Si). I’ve heard people refer to SJ types as “conformists” or “slaves to tradition” and other condescending terms. Certain websites will say that Si-users cannot think outside the box or innovate or that they are not creative or intellectual. I…
Each Myers-Briggs® personality type has different needs and desires in a relationship. All types want trust, respect, and kindness of course. But there are certain values that are more important to some types than to others. Knowing the things that are important to your partner can help you to have a happier, more conflict-free relationship….
Have you ever wondered how your personality type impacts your parenting style? A lot of mommy blogs and mom magazines assume a “one size fits all” approach to parenting that may alienate mothers who don’t fit the stereotypical definitions. Introverted moms, for example, may not be thrilled to spend afternoons at playgroups and intuitive moms…
