South Korean actor Woo Do-hwan, famous for his roles in Bloodhounds and Mr. Plankton, is one of the most disciplined, conscientious actors I’ve ever studied in my typology career. You’ve got a man who is: Warm, affectionate, and people-orientedPhilosophical in a gentle, conscientious wayDeeply concerned with meaning, impact, and how he shows up for others…
Did you ever feel misunderstood as a child? Like once, or maybe constantly, people just didn’t “get you?” Unless you’re raised in a family of people who are very similar to you (and even that can create some issues) you’re likely to be misunderstood at one point or another, or often. Everyone feels misunderstood in…
A couple of years ago my 20-year-old daughter introduced me to the passionate world of Korean Drama. I wasn’t sure what to expect, but I wasn’t prepared for the full-on emotional investment I’d be giving to these stories. One thing I noticed is that all the guard-rails were off emotionally. When I’m watching a US…
“You teach people how to treat you by what you allow, what you stop, and what you reinforce.” – Tony Gaskins As an MBTI® practitioner and coach I’ve worked with countless people who lead with their hearts, who want to make the world a better place, and who often find themselves drained, resentful, and wondering…
Here’s an awkward truth: we’re all judgy and we’re all biased. Over my last ten+ years as an MBTI® practitioner, I’ve seen type evolve into its own weird version of high school cliques, except instead of cheerleaders and drama nerds, it’s Intuitives passing notes about how Sensors are basic, Feelers wishing Thinkers would just hug…
