Your source for quality Myers-Briggs consulting, information, and fun, in business, college, and life!
Sensing and Intuition are interesting preferences, in that they do not occur in equal measure in society. Extraversion and Introversion, Thinking and Feeling, and Judging and Perceiving are roughly a 50/50 split in the population, but approximately 73% of the…
Read more
It goes without saying that college is about learning, in and out of the classroom. I frequently hear individuals discussing whether they are visual, auditory, or tactile learners, but I do not often hear individuals talk about how MBTI® types…
Read more
Of all of the preferences, sometimes I believe Thinking and Feeling have the greatest potential for misunderstanding. First of all, the names “Thinking” and “Feeling” carry a risk of assuming what an individual with the preference will do and not…
Read more
For some time now, I have been plotting and planning a new feature for this site to go with the current zombie craze, and I knew I wanted to time its release with the new season of The Walking Dead,…
Read more
As college students, faculty, and staff around the country approach mid-term season, I decided this would be a good time to write about Myers-Briggs and good old-fashioned stress! To that end, I have added descriptions of each of the 16…
Read more
I first learned about Myers-Briggs® as a Freshman in college, and I remember reading about the first three letters of my type, INF. I thought that these three preferences made a really deep, caring individual who is intuitive about the…
Read more
Sensing and Intuition are perhaps the core preferences of the learning process because they describe how we take in information and the kinds of information we tend to prefer and trust. They are also the only pair of preferences that…
Read more
One of the big buzz topics on college campuses near and far is how to get students engaged in college life. This engagement is commonly known to improve student retention and success, but how can colleges best cover the largest…
Read more
As the school year kicks off, new college students everywhere are figuring out what is expected in classes, learning how to navigate new campuses, discovering that not sorting laundry creates pretty pink shirts, and attempting to budget for the first…
Read more
This week I have been thinking a great deal about the topic of type and misconceptions, so I thought it would be a good topic to address here. While I plan to eventually discuss misconceptions about all eight type preferences,…
Read more