If you are like most people I know, you get off to a good start with your New Years resolutions, and then... Every New Year we are bombarded with articles and advice about “sticking” to our resolutions and how to…
Clarifying the Terminology from a Jungian Perspective Jung’s model is concerned with the movement of psychic energy and the way in which one habitually or preferentially orients one-self in the world. Daryl Sharp, Jungian Analyst There has been…
"The kind of Perception and kind of Judgment people naturally prefer determine the direction in which they can develop most fully and effectively and with the most personal satisfaction." – Isabel Myers The majority of us understand our “MBTI® Type”…
5 Things that Make the MBTI® Unique and Why it Matters "One consequence of the popularity of the MBTI® is that it has become increasingly detached from psychological type theory – often to the detriment of the individuals whom it…
Welcome to our new website and the first ever edition of The Type Blog! We are excited to be rolling out a site that is informative, energetic and interactive. I hope you like what you see! I want to start…
“Leadership is a psychological process – and to get to the heart of leadership, we must understand the habits of mind that make up our interpretation of our day-to-day experiences and influence our choices.”
“We naturally tend to understand everything in terms of our own type.”
“In ignoring the dynamic interactions critical to the Jung-Myers theory, both laypeople and professionals miss out on the theory’s greatest contribution to the explanation of healthy personality.”
“The dynamic character of type theory is commonly overlooked by people new to typology and the MBTI personality inventory. This leads to an often simplistic, categorical approach to the sixteen types.”
“Whatever the circumstances of your life the understanding of type can make your perceptions clearer, your judgments sounder and your life closer to your heart’s desire.”