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5 Practical Ways Myers-Briggs Can Help Your Marriage (From A ENFP + ESTP Couple)

My husband, Paul, and I have been married since 2018. This coming October we’ll celebrate four years! (How does time pass so quickly?!)

One thing that’s been a pillar in our relationship in terms of understanding each other and learning to communicate well over the past four years has been personality type theory. On the Enneagram, I am a 7w8 and he is an 8w7 — closely adjacent types with very similar motivations. But the Enneagram alone only got us so far in understanding our key communication differences… what’s been most helpful has been the Myers-Briggs.

Reaching Flow State for Each Myers-Briggs Type

Have you ever been so intrigued by the work that you’re doing, so passionate about it, that the minutes and hours seem to breeze by and other people struggle to pry you away? If so, congratulations! You’ve entered into a flow state. “Flow state” is a term that describes a person’s mental place of leastContinue reading “Reaching Flow State for Each Myers-Briggs Type”

Why INFJs Are Often Misunderstood

Do you ever feel misunderstood? Despite your best intentions… you can’t seem to communicate how you actually feel about something (or someone). Or other people tend to make entirely wrong assumptions about you based on very limited, very shallow external clues. No matter what you do, you can’t seem to invite others to see theContinue reading “Why INFJs Are Often Misunderstood”

5 Most Common Mistakes When Self-Typing (mbti)

Do you know your Myers-Briggs type? Odds are, if you are reading this, you have come across the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator at least once or twice. Maybe your university signed you up to take the test to help you choose your major? Or maybe in a journey of self-discovery you found yourself deep in subredditsContinue reading “5 Most Common Mistakes When Self-Typing (mbti)”