There is no surprise that the first United States President had an ESTJ personality type. President George Washington had just the personality it took to be a founding leader of a great nation. The ideas and dreams of starting a new country were grand, and it took many visionaries to help cast the vision… but … Read more
Every employee has the power to be toxic at times. But when that one bad apple keeps on ruining things, dragging down team morale, souring the workplace, and making life a living hell for you, the other managers, and their colleagues, you have no choice but to deal with it. You have to put an … Read more
When he said, “Don’t forget I know where you live,” I knew I was dealing with someone who is sociopathic and not an average narcissist. You won’t believe why he threatened to show up at my home. For a Keurig coffee machine! He was pissed off because I was unable to return it immediately. I threatened to … Read more
Years ago, I had a stalker where I worked. While I knew the stalker was the young high school graduate that was working at the company, he seemed harmless at first, so I didn’t pay too much attention to it. However, the signs soon piled up, and I realized I had missed the dangerous signs … Read more
From superheroes to villains, a character who is deeply intelligent, brooding, introverted, and mysterious without a doubt has an INTJ personality type. The thinkers, planners, strategists, and architects of society (both real and mythical) are the rarest of the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator personalities. Here are 21 of the most famous of the fictional characters INTJ. … Read more
Learning the difference between being a highly sensitive person vs autism can make a big deal in terms of understanding how to respond and support individuals with these special needs. While they both have shared traits, there are important distinctions. Being able to recognize what sets these two apart can go a long way to … Read more
Fiction often imitates life, yet it also has the advantage of being able to bring more obscure things into focus. That is the case with many personality types. In fictional characters INFJ characters are more common than in the real world. That is because this personality type is the rarest of the Myers-Briggs sixteen personalities. … Read more
We all tend to jokingly say that “in-laws” are so difficult, which can include mothers-in-law, fathers-in-law, and sisters-in-law (via your brother and from your husband). However, nothing prepared me for how toxic my sister-in-law (by marriage) could be. After I confided in her about something personal, she phoned my husband to tell him what a terrible … Read more
Fictional characters tell us about our world, especially about the type of people in it. That’s why fictional characters usually portray different personality types, such as the ENTJ personality type. Famous examples of fictional characters ENTJ, who meet the criteria of this rare personality type, include: Princess Leia from Star Wars, Cruella de Vil, and … Read more
The Bible is like a recipe book that gives us the steps and components for true success. In its pages, you will see ingredients like diligence, hard work, wise counsel, honesty, willingness, discipline, and wholehearted effort. What you won’t see in the list of ingredients for success in scripture is laziness. Laziness has the opposite … Read more