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What Each Myers-Briggs® Type Needs on a Busy Holiday

BySusan Storm December 23, 2016December 20, 2021

The holidays are a much anticipated time for many of us; some love the hustle and bustle of parties and family gatherings, others enjoy quiet wintry walks while gazing at colorful lights. Some people dread the holidays though, and it’s not hard to see why. Holiday gatherings and traditions can be draining and awkward for…

Are You a Ne User or a Se User? The Difference Between Extraverted Sensing and Extraverted Intuition

BySusan Storm December 22, 2016March 10, 2020

With the advent of free online “personality” tests, there are thousands of people who are being mistyped or who are confused by their type results. Numerous ESFPs are mistyped as ENFPs and many ESTPs are mistyped as ENTPs. A lot of the free online tests have an intuitive bias which makes it much more unlikely…

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5 Ways to Annoy an ESTP

BySusan Storm November 15, 2016September 28, 2023

I have a confession to make. A while back I did a series of blog posts about what annoys each of the personality types…only I missed one! Most ESTPs don’t get as involved in Myers-Briggs® theory as other personality types do. These action-oriented types would probably rather be out mountain climbing or socializing over debating…

Which Author Has Your Myers-Briggs® Personality Type? – Part 2 – The Sensors

BySusan Storm September 15, 2016March 20, 2020

Last week I posted about some of the most famous Intuitive authors of all-time. This week I’m thrilled to present the greatest Sensor authors! Sensors excel at describing picturesque details, creating engaging dialogue between characters, or focusing on fact-based information. They tend to compose stories in a sequential, linear fashion so that readers can easily…

Myers-Briggs® and Parenting – Part 3 – The Struggles of Sensing Perceiving (SP) Parents

BySusan Storm September 8, 2016March 5, 2018

Today I’m excited to talk about the Adventurer (SP) parents. Adventurers make up 30-35% of the population, and are known for their optimism, creativity, and fun-loving nature. Adventurers love to live life in the moment and remain open to opportunities as they arise. They are often easy-going, flexible, and up for anything new and exciting….