Find out which of the 16 Myers-Briggs personality types are the most positive and optimistic.
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The Most Positive Myers-Briggs® Personality Types, Ranked

BySusan Storm

Have you ever noticed that certain types of people tend to be more positive and easy-going, while others are more cautious or even negative? Could personality type play a part in that? That’s what I wondered. Today we’re going to look at the results of a survey I recently conducted with 4,998 respondents. In the…

Discover 9 different ways INFPs can show up as we dive into the Enneagram types and how they reveal themselves for the INFP
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Your INFP Personality Type and Your Enneagram Type

BySusan Storm

When it comes to personality type, there are literally no two people who are exactly the same. You might perceive the world using the same functions or share attributes with other feeling or thinking types, but no one can completely replicate you. One of the reasons there can be such drastic differences between people of…

Find out what the INFJ cognitive functions are and how they show up in your day-to-day life
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The INFJ’s Cognitive Functions

BySusan Storm

Have you ever heard someone mention the INFJ’s cognitive functions? Maybe you’re new to type and the term “cognitive functions” fills you with confusion. Maybe you’ve been studying type for years but you still don’t feel like you have a handle on it. Today we’re exploring how the INFJ mind works. One of the ways…

Discover 10 things that ISFPs need in relationships
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10 Things ISFPs Need in a Relationship

BySusan Storm

As an ISFP, relationships can sometimes feel complicated, especially when you’re trying to balance your desire for connection with your need for freedom and authenticity. I’ve worked with many ISFPs who want to be in loving relationships, but feel trapped when their partners start to build a lot of mental expectations of them. Relationships are…

Find out how each of the 16 Myers-Briggs® personality types really feel about crying, and whether or not it embarrasses them.
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How You Feel About Crying, Based On Your Myers-Briggs® Personality Type

BySusan Storm

Have you ever wondered why some people cry easily while others seem to have no tear ducts whatsoever? Or why certain people seem to open up about their feelings without hesitation while others hold back? It turns out your Myers-Briggs® personality type could explain a lot about how you handle emotions—whether it’s crying, sharing your…