In the personality community, INTJs are one of the rarest types you’ll come across. According to myersbriggs.org they make up a mere 2-4% of the U.S. population. Many people mistype as INTJs from online personality tests, but your chances of actually meeting a genuine INTJ are pretty slim. This article will shine a light on…
A while back I wrote a post called What Each Myers-Briggs® Personality Type is Like as a Mom. After writing it I had a lot of requests for an article for dads. I had already had the idea simmering around in my head for a while, but I wondered…is there really much difference between moms…
Valentine’s Day is just around the corner and with it are many plans and expectations of the “perfect” date. How can you ensure that your experience is as successful as possible? What each personality type looks for in a date (and what instantly turns them off) is very different. Here are some do’s and don’ts…
Today I’m going to endeavor to clear up something that has long bothered me in the type community: the idea that feelers are inherently more emotional than thinking types. If you clicked on this article you’re probably thinking, “Wow…I mean isn’t this obvious? Doesn’t everyone know feeling types are all about emotions and thinkers are…
One of the most useful benefits of understanding Myers-Briggs® theory is finding out how to have better communication with a wide variety of people. When you’re dealing with people different from yourself it may be confusing to know how to communicate effectively. Different people enjoy different topics of conversation and different types find certain phrases…
