When your self-esteem is low, the MBTI assessment can help by reminding you of the strengths you were born with. This blog post uncovers just a few of the strengths that come naturally to your MBTI personality type.

Myers-Briggs personality type and stress are connected in major ways. This blog post explains the “in the grip” phenomenon that happens when you’re under extreme or chronic stress – and what you can learn from the experience.

When you’re stressed, something interesting happens: you tend to exaggerate the parts of your personality that feel most comfortable to you. This blog post explains what that looks like for each of the 16 Myers-Briggs (MBTI) personality types.

We all show courage in different ways. This blog post explains what your MBTI personality type says about how naturally courageous you are – and what you can do to increase your courage and confidence.

Everything you need to know about how stress affects different Myers-Briggs types differently! From stressors, to how behaviors change, to recommended stress reducers, read on to learn more about how stress affects everyone in unique ways.

The pressure to make the right decision has impacted all of us at one time or another. This blog post explains how to improve your decision-making skills using MBTI personality type insights.

While there are 16 possible MBTI personality types, there are half as many mental processes. This blog post explains that you share a favorite process with someone else, aka your “type twin.”

The distinction between Introverts and Extraverts is clear, especially at work. This blog post explains the unique strengths of those preferring Introversion and offers some tips for professional development.

Extraverts and Introverts often act differently from one another, especially at work. This blog post explains the unique strengths of those preferring extraversion and offers some tips for professional development.