Get a funny but insightful look at how the nine Enneagram types try to relax and inevitably fail.
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How Each Enneagram Type Tries (and Fails) to Relax

Relaxation is a lie. Let’s just get that out of the way. The myth of “relaxing” is sold to us in pastel bath bombs and yoga mats that smell like someone else’s enlightenment. It’s the hot tea you forgot to drink because you were too busy reading articles about how to relax. It’s the deep…

Discover 43 of the most iconic Enneagram 6 characters from TV, anime, movies, and literature
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40+ Iconic Enneagram 6 Characters from Movies, Television, and Literature

If you’ve ever triple-checked your stove and your relationships before leaving the house, congratulations—you might be a Six. Enneagram Sixes can be loyal, anxious, brave, avoidant, suspicious, selfless, and deeply invested in making sure no one dies, emotionally or otherwise. They’re the ones holding their communities together, even if they’re silently panicking the whole time….

An article describing the mysterious, contradictory nature of the ISFP
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ISFPs Are Not What You Think (And They’re Not Telling You Otherwise)

There’s something about ISFPs that makes you squint a little, like you’re trying to read a secret message in invisible ink. They’re chill. Until they’re not.Quiet. Until they’re hilarious.Kind. Until someone crosses a line. People try to box them in, call them “soft,” “gentle,” “artsy,” or “emotionally driven”—but ISFPs aren’t here to live up to…

An in-depth look at INFJ panic and anxiety and why it happens, typical scenarios, and what can help.
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The INFJ Struggle: Meaningful Action vs. Existential Dread

This post is for every INFJ who can envision the future but can’t make it through their inbox. If that sounds like you, you’re not broken — just built differently. Let’s talk about why. Being an INFJ means you’re blessed and cursed with this terrifying little superpower called foresight. You can see five moves ahead…

Find out the sentence that will make you someone's enemy, based on their Myers-Briggs® personality type
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The One Sentence That Makes You Each Personality Type’s Nemesis

There’s a moment — usually around 1:17 a.m. — when your brain suddenly replays something you said five years ago that ruined someone’s life. Or maybe it didn’t. Maybe they didn’t even notice. But what if they did? What if you accidentally triggered their entire villain arc with one poorly-timed “Have you tried thinking more…