“Love begins at home, and it is not how much we do… but how much love we put into that action.”– Mother Teresa, a rumored ISFJ ISFJs are one of the more common Myers-Briggs® personality types, making up roughly 13.8% of the US population. They are known for their empathy, compassion, and sensible, level-headed nature….
Updated on May 29th, 2021 I get asked every day if someone can change their personality type. I come across people who say “I used to be an INFP, but now I’m an INFJ” or “I’m both an ISFP and an ESFP.” Is this possible? Can you change types or be two types? Let’s find…
INFJs are known for being perfectionists in relationships. They hold themselves to incredibly high standards, and because they’re content enough being alone they don’t feel a strong urge to settle for anything less than their ideal. Sometimes this can be a good thing, and the INFJ avoids getting involved in dead-end or purposeless relationships. Sometimes…
ESFPs are known for being fun-loving and affectionate partners. They have a zest for life and a practical, no-nonsense nature that is refreshing and uplifting. Many people are drawn to their charisma, optimism, and sense of humor. But what does the ESFP want in a relationship? What factors are the most important to them when…
Childhood is a beautiful, magical, and overwhelming time for many of us. Everything is new and untarnished by past associations or biases. Anything seems possible. But sometimes, childhood can be a scary time. Sometimes we feel devastatingly misunderstood or forced into a mold that is too confining, too tight, or too stifling. This is especially…
