After many years of being asked by readers to survey the personality types and their views on politics, I finally was able to put together a survey. With over 3000 responses, I now feel ready to dive deep into the political preferences of each of the 16 Myers-Briggs types. So today we’re going to dive…
Every time I write about personality types, people ask me, “Do you ever wonder how our types influence politics?” So I did what any curious typology nerd with too much coffee would do — I asked. In 2025, over 3,097 people across all sixteen Myers-Briggs® types filled out a long political questionnaire. We asked about…
Sometimes, adulthood feels like an endless spreadsheet of responsibilities: bills, deadlines, children who can find literally everything except their shoes. And in the middle of all that chaos, each of us has an inner child (what Jungians call the tertiary function) that’s whispering, “Can we not? Can we just… go do something fun instead?” In…
During the Victorian era, people used flowers to gossip in code. You couldn’t just text, “I like you but I’m emotionally unavailable.” You sent a sprig of basil or rosemary and let the symbolism do the emotional heavy lifting. But herbs had their own secret language too—one full of courage, remembrance, love, and the occasional…
If grief were a group project, ISFJs would be the ones holding the whole thing together while everyone else falls apart. They’d be comforting the criers, refilling the snack table, proofreading the eulogy, and only later—like, three months later—realizing they never stopped to breathe. ISFJs are emotional supporters by instinct. When life gets messy, they…
