Today I want to talk about the driving force or guide of every intuitive Myers-Briggs® personality type. Intuitive personality types are marked by the “N” in their personality type code. For example, ENFJ or INTJ. The sensor version of this article will be uploaded on Friday (for all you SJ and SP personality types!). Not…
Updated April 21st, 2021 Not sure what your personality type is? Take our new personality questionnaire! The ENFP More than anything, ENFPs want the opportunity to use their enthusiasm and originality to innovate and create. They are less concerned with stability and job security and more concerned with variety, independence, and positive teamwork. ENFPs are eager…
Have you ever made a major decision in your life only to regret it later because you were blind to a certain detail, or you didn’t see the future implications clearly? When we make decisions we tend to rely on our favored functions to process information and decide what to do with it. For example,…
Guest post from Marissa Baker at LikeAnAnchor.com It’s a common mistake to think that Myers-Briggs® types with a “T” in their four-letter description only use Thinking. In reality, they also have a Feeling side. Myers-Briggs® theory contains what we call function stacks, which describe how our minds work and give a clearer picture of the…
Today we’re going to take a close look at the four personality types characterized by their use of Extraverted Intuition (Ne). These personality types are known for their innovative ideas, big picture vision, and ability to see connections between random events in the universe. Next week we will discuss the Intuitive Judging personality types (INFJs,…
