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“Let’s not pretend we’re rational. None of us are. We like to think we are — perched on our little armchairs of logic, sipping lukewarm coffee and quoting Brené Brown out of context while spiraling into a shame vortex over that one time we said “you too” to a waiter who told us to enjoy our meal. But deep down, we are all one badly timed group text away from fully reenacting a Greek tragedy in the cereal aisle.” – The Hill I’ll Die On – What Each Enneagram Type Would Go Down Swinging For
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ESTJ | MBTI | Myers Briggs
ESTJ Grip Stress: What It Is and How to Cope
ESTJs get a lot of flack in the type community; some are put off by their take-charge demeanor, others find them too brusque and rough. But at their best, ESTJs…
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What Anne of Green Gables, OCD, and Anxiety Taught Me About Living
Anaïs Nin once said, “Anxiety is love’s greatest killer. It makes others feel as you might when a drowning man holds on to you.” I used to take this quote…
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ESFJ | MBTI | Myers Briggs | Uncategorized
ESFJ Grip Stress: What It Is and How to Cope
ESFJs are built for people the way some homes are built for hosting: warm lighting, extra chairs, snacks you didn’t know you needed, and an uncanny ability to sense when…
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ESFP Opposing Role Si: What It Is & How It Affects You
ESFPs move through the world with this electric, instinctive awareness that most people only taste on their best days. One of my closest friends is an ESFP and even though…
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Enneagram | Enneagram 8 | Enneagram Five | Enneagram Four | Enneagram Nine | Enneagram One | Enneagram Seven | Enneagram Six | Enneagram Three | Enneagram Two
How to Clarify Your Goals With Journaling Prompts, Based on Your Enneagram Type
By now, most of us have lived through at least one year where our goals started strong and quietly died sometime around February, buried under laundry, fatigue, and the creeping…
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INFJ | MBTI | Myers Briggs
The Life INFJs Endure vs. the Life They’re Meant to Build
There’s a version of “self-care” that’s become really exhausting. It’s strange because you’d think all the self-care advice would do the exact opposite. It tells you that if you’re overwhelmed,…
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INFP | MBTI | Myers Briggs
Cozy Rituals for the INFP Soul
If you are an INFP, you probably feel this low-grade hum of overwhelm that never fully shuts off. The world feels loud, urgent, and demanding. Everyone wants productivity, clarity, output,…
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Why “Everything’s Fine” Isn’t Always Fine for Enneagram 2s, 7s, and 9s
If you’re a Type 2, 7, or 9, you probably have a reputation. You’re the one who keeps things light when the room gets heavy. The one who says, “It’s…
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ESFJ | MBTI | Myers Briggs | Uncategorized
The Harsh Inner Critic of the ESFJ Personality Type (And Where It Comes From)
If you’re an ESFJ you probably recognize this paradox: You’re warm, conscientious, supportive, and deeply want to do things the right way.You’re the friend that remembers birthdays, special events, and…
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About Me:
My name is Susan Storm and I’m the founder of Psychology Junkie. As an MBTI® certified practitioner and Enneagram coach I love to help people realize just how unique and one-of-a-kind they are. Through understanding Myers-Briggs® typology and the Enneagram I’ve been able to help people realize their potential and have more empathy for their weaknesses. In my years as a practitioner and coach, I’ve worked with literally thousands of people to help them clarify their type and have better understanding of themselves. Through that experience, I’ve created this website as a resource that anyone can explore to develop their understanding of themselves and others.
Since beginning my mission, my writing has been featured in a number of places I love. I’ve written for Truity, Personality Hacker, Introvert, Dear,and the British Association for Psychological Type. My work has been mentioned by Yahoo! Lifestyle, Lifehack, The New York Times, and The Sun. I’ve collaborated with Joyce Meng from Type Talks, spoken for the British Association of Psychological Type (you can see my talk on type and vulnerability here), been featured in a Personality Hacker podcast, and even talked style with my friends from 16 Style Types.
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