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Over the last couple of weeks, we have looked at the basics of rationale for type dynamics, and we have looked at the formula for type dynamics. Everyone who has studied Myers-Briggs at all knows that each of the eight…
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Learning about type dynamics provides a deeper understanding of the nuances and inner-workings of Myers-Briggs® types. This knowledge can assist a type enthusiast in moving from seeing each type as a collection of four preferences that hang out together to…
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With Christmas right around the corner, I wanted to continue the MBTI® holiday cheer! Personally, I couldn’t think of a better way to do that than with an in depth analysis of the type of the big man himself. Yep,…
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In the interest of fun in this season of many holidays, I decided to ponder what each type would want as a holiday gift! I hope you will take these descriptions with a dash of seriousness and a cup of…
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Recently, I have written articles that look at pairs of preferences in Myers-Briggs® types (see The Four Attitude Pairs and The Four Function Pairs). In those articles, I described the idea that types are more than the sum of their…
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People often say that college is where you find yourself, and past articles have discussed many ways that Myers-Briggs® impacts and provides guidance on this very topic. That being said, college is known for other things as well. One of…
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Hi all! In honor of Thanksgiving, I wanted to do something fun with type, so I decided to write goofy descriptions of the 16 Myers-Briggs® types might be thankful for. These are not meant to be serious, but rather to…
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To go from learning about preferences individually to understanding the workings of whole types, it can be helpful to look at pairs or preferences, in lieu of trying to memorize descriptions of all 16 personality types. In a previous article,…
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Let’s face it… While there is much more to life than work, work is one of the biggest parts of our lives. We spend years and years studying in school so that we can get a good job, and once…
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When training individuals to interpret the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator®, I am often asked how it is possible to get to the point of being able to describe each of the types without directly reading a reference. It can be daunting…
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