Introverts often get a bad rap for being “too quiet” or “too withdrawn,” but if you’ve watched any movies lately, you’ll notice some of the most fascinating characters are introverts. Here’s a breakdown of eight of these characters, their Myers-Briggs® type, and how you can emulate their qualities in your own life—while avoiding some of…
Have you ever wondered whether you were an extrovert or an introvert? Do you ever feel like you’re a square peg trying to fit into a round hole? Today I want to introduce you to our in-depth personality questionnaire. This questionnaire is the result of ten years of research, coaching, and surveying people from all…
One of the most confusing things about the MBTI® is the Judging or Perceiving preference. Many people get these preferences confused or feel unsure about which preference they use. I’m really hoping this article will make it a little easier for people to understand and figure out the whole J/P mystery. Not sure what your…
Is there any relationship between sadness and your Myers-Briggs® personality type? I recently conducted a survey with over 5,000 respondents. In the survey, one of the questions I asked was, “What emotion do you experience most regularly?” There were 21 options for people to choose from, ranging from “Joy” to “Contentment” to “Pessimism.” Sadness was…
We’ve all felt anxiety at some point, but the way it shows up can vary dramatically from one person to another. As an MBTI® practitioner, one of the most common questions I’ve gotten over the past ten years is whether there’s any connection between anxiety and someone’s Myers-Briggs® personality type. I often refrain from answering…
