SJ Villains
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The Greatest Villains of Every Myers-Briggs Type – Part 4 – The Guardians

BySusan Storm

Today we get to take a look at our final group of Myers-Briggs villains: The Guardians. Guardians make up 40-45% of our population. These individuals are known for being practical, responsible, and for upholding time-honored traditions. They are often the historians, the teachers who helped you do your best at school or even US Presidents like Harry…

SP Villains
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The Greatest Villains of Every Myers-Briggs Type – Part 3 – The Artisans

BySusan Storm

I’m so excited to get write about Artisan (SP) villains this week. SP types make some pretty daunting bad guys because of their sharp tactical intelligence and quick reflexes. SPs villains tend to be the ultimate adrenaline junkies, living for the moment, taking in their surroundings and acting on them spontaneously. They usually aren’t going…

NF Villains
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INFJ, INFP, ENFJ, and ENFJ Villains

BySusan Storm

Every story needs a good villain. And as much as we’d like to think that we’re rooting for the good guy in a movie, there are plenty of times when we have to secretly admire the bad guys’ intelligence, wit, and cunning. This isn’t to say we should all be bad guys, or admire evil…

The Childhood Struggles of INFPs
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The Childhood Struggles of INFPs

BySusan Storm

INFP children are some of the most emotionally rich, creative individuals you’ll ever meet. Their strong personal values, philosophical nature, and insightful way of viewing the world make them stand out from the crowd. They are seen as sensitive souls and are often more on the quiet side as children. Myers-Briggs® expert David Kiersey calls…