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The Myers-Briggs® Types of the Haikyuu!! Characters

BySusan Storm January 7, 2021January 7, 2021

When my 14-year-old pleaded with me to watch “Haikyuu!!” with her I have to admit I was not expecting much. Watching a bunch of anime high school boys play volleyball sounded painfully dull. I don’t like sports movies (much to my ESTP husband’s chagrin) and I’m 36-years-old. What could I possibly find to enjoy in…

7 Reasons Typology Can Improve Your Life in 2021

BySusan Storm January 5, 2021January 5, 2021

It’s no secret that personality quizzes are fun. Whether you’re taking a Buzzfeed “Which Marvel Character Are You?” test or buckling down for a psychological Jungian-style test, we all want to know who we are. Sharpening our sense of identity can help us to navigate the world with a clearer sense of purpose. Or it…

The One Thing I Hate About Typology

BySusan Storm December 22, 2020

As an MBTI® practitioner, it often feels like I live, eat, and breathe typology. Between coaching people about their type, writing about type, and making videos about type, a lot of my time involves dealing with people and their perceptions of type. But there are times when I feel like throwing in the towel and…

The Opposing Role of Every Myers-Briggs® Personality Type

BySusan Storm October 27, 2020

Do you really want to dig deep into your personality type and how it works? If you’re tired of worn-out, lite-quality data then you’re in the right place. We’re learning about each of the 16 Myers-Briggs® personality types in-depth by breaking down their cognitive function stacks and seeing 8 unique ways that they experience the…

The Auxiliary Function of Every Myers-Briggs® Personality Type

BySusan Storm October 13, 2020

Last week we explored how each personality type experiences their dominant function. Today we’re going to explore the auxiliary function. The auxiliary function acts as a support to your dominant function. You can think of the dominant as the “commander in chief” of your personality and the auxiliary as the “second in command.” Your auxiliary…