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Tag: Cognitive Functions

Myers Briggs, Personality tests, Psychology, Self-Growth

My Alternative To Myers Briggs Personality Type, And Why You Should Stop Using Personality Types

Tired of fitting into personality types? I reveal why I stopped using them and offer my alternative for understanding your true, evolving self.

Jan 14, 2023

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Carl Jung, Personality Growth, Self-Development

How I Transcended Using Carl Jung’s Theories

My journey to understanding Carl Jung’s theories of personality types and transcendence has been a rollercoaster ride. Learn how I integrated all cognitive functions.

Dec 29, 2022

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INFJ, Personality Growth

But What If You’re Not An INFJ?

Doubting your INFJ type? Discover the INFJ spectrum and why you’re unique. Learn to embrace self-actualization beyond stereotypes.

Dec 26, 2022

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Enneagram, Personality Types

Assertive VS Turbulent iNtuition Explained

Explore the two subtypes of iNtuition: Assertive (N+) and Turbulent (N-). Learn how confidence influences your intuitive style and how to harness both for growth.

Oct 9, 2022

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Personality Test, Updates

Updates to the Personality Test

I’ve updated my personality test with improved E/I, N/S, and A/T questions. Discover the changes and why my test is more reliable than ever.

Sep 25, 2022

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Enneagram, MBTI, Personality Growth

How To Win As An ENFP Myers Briggs Personality Type

Discover how ENFPs can overcome negative bias towards Introverted Sensing and use the pendulum effect to achieve success. Learn practical tips to balance Ne and Si.

Sep 22, 2022

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Myers-Briggs, Personality Types

A Less Biased Take On The Sensing Personality Types in the Myers Briggs Personality Indicator

Many descriptions bias intuitives as smarter. Let’s redefine Sensing and iNtuition as familiarity vs novelty, and explore how both types excel in different ways.

Sep 11, 2022

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Enneagram, MBTI, Personality Typing

Objective Personality vs The Flow Code compare and contrast

How do you type in Objective Personality and what is the difference between my approach and the Objective Personality approach? I explore the key differences and similarities.

May 26, 2022

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ENTP, Personality Types

Signs You Are ENTP, Not A Sociopath

Many ENTPs secretly worry they’re sociopaths. But ENTPs are humanists who use Extroverted Feeling for harmony. Learn the truth about ENTP empathy.

May 11, 2022

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Interviews, Personality Theory

Discussion on Cognitive Personality Theory with Harry Murrell

I am joined by special guest Harry Murrell to discuss his Jungian approach to cognitive personality theory, decision making, and updates to Carl Jung’s model.

Mar 7, 2022

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