Extroverted Cognitive Functions Versus Introverted Cognitive Functions
Let’s get real nerdy. Cognitive function level nerdy. When first describing type, Carl Jung coined the terms Objective and Subjective to distinguish between extroversion and introversion. “Introverted and extroverted types. When we consider the course of human life, we see how the fate of one…
10 Signs of an Unhealthy Enneagram One
Idealistic and driven, Enneagram Ones strive for perfection and excellence. Morally conscious, it’s vital for them to live up to their high internal standards. These types are rarely slackers and can help improve the world with their visionary sense of integrity. That said, unhealthy Ones can be…
The Myers-Briggs® Types of the Star Wars Characters
When Susan reached out and asked me to write a guest post about the Myers-Briggs® Types of Star Wars characters, I immediately pulled up my soundtrack playlist and started writing. After all, I've been a Star Wars fan for as long as I can remember and I have a whole blog devoted to typing Star Wars…
7 Struggles of the Enneagram Seven Type
Fun-loving and charming, Sevens are the types you might look at and think, “They don’t have a care in the world!” But as we all know, there’s a lot more to someone than immediately meets the eye. The curious, imaginative nature of the Seven can often hide inner turmoil and anxiety that would shock…
Three Things You'd Never Dream of Doing, Based On Your Personality Type
ENFP Complying immediately when your partner tells you to do an unpleasant job in an authoritarian manner. Turning off the lights, laying in bed, and instantly falling asleep without getting distracted by thoughts. Following the rules without wondering why they’re there in the first place. ENTP Not…