Find out how each of the 16 Myers-Briggs personality types process sadness. #MBTI #Personality #INFJ
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Which Myers-Briggs® Personality Types Are Most Prone to Sadness?

BySusan Storm

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…

Discover the most to least anxious Myers-Briggs personality types, based on a survey of over 5000 individuals.
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The Most to Least Anxious Myers-Briggs® Personality Types

BySusan Storm

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…

A look at the 9 Enneagram types and how they show up in ESFPs
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The ESFP and the Enneagram: Which of the 9 Types Are You?

BySusan Storm

So you’ve found out you’re an ESFP, but you feel like you’re different than other ESFPs you meet! Perhaps you’re more strict than other ESFPs, or maybe you’re more reserved. What’s the deal? Many of us think that once we’ve decoded our Myers-Briggs® personality type, we’ve got ourselves all figured out. But there’s another facet…

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 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…