The Myers-Briggs® Personality Types Most Likely to Bottle Up Their Needs
We like to pretend that self-awareness is simple. That knowing what we want — and saying it — is just a matter of willpower, confidence, or good communication skills. But that’s not how people actually work. Read more here…
“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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The Most to Least Introverted Myers-Briggs® Personality Types, Ranked
If you’ve ever taken a personality test and found yourself wondering, “Am I more introverted than other introverts?”—you’re not alone. The 16 personality types span a wide spectrum of introversion…
“I’m Fine :)” and Other Lies ESFPs Tell When They’re Dying Inside
It starts with a laugh. Not the real kind. Not the kind that bubbles up and makes your stomach hurt in a good way. This one’s more like… facial gymnastics….
The INFJ Struggle: Meaningful Action vs. Existential Dread
This post is for every INFJ who can envision the future but can’t make it through their inbox. If that sounds like you, you’re not broken — just built differently….
The ESTJ Te-Ne Loop: What It Is and How to Cope
You’re usually the one with the plan. The one who gets stuff done, sees through the nonsense, and moves things forward while everyone else is still talking about it. But…
The ENFJ Fe-Se Loop: What It Is and How to Cope
Ever feel like you’re constantly doing things for other people—texting back right away, showing up when you’re exhausted, smiling through things you don’t really agree with—but deep down you’re overwhelmed,…
The One Sentence That Makes You Each Personality Type’s Nemesis
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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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