Fictional MBTI Posts – Like An Anchor

Typing fictional characters might not really fit the self-discovery theme of this blog, but I like doing it for two reasons. 1) It's fun, and 2) looking at fictional characters' identities and personality traits can help us understand ourselves and others. They give us examples of what the different Myers-Briggs types can look like. 7…

Tools and Techniques

Icebreaker (Maple Hills, #1) by Hannah Grace

The Personality Brokers: The Strange History of Myers-Briggs and

50 Under 40: Emerging Leaders in the Government of Guam by AGA

7 Fictional Characters That You'll Relate To If You're An ESFP

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Tools and Techniques

Full article: Modelling Mindsets of an Agency

The Simpsons Myers-Briggs Test

The Personality Brokers' Conjures the Mother and Daughter Who

Going Seventeen (web series) - Wikipedia

I Gave Myself Three Months to Change My Personality - The Atlantic

What You're Like as a Mentor, Based On Your Myers-Briggs

How to Write a Romance Novel: a guide for creative writing

Which 'Succession' Character Are You? - The Ringer