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Enneagram (9-type personality assessment)

History of the Enneagram

The Enneagram, which represents nine personality types, is said to have originated in Central Asia 2500 years ago. It is believed to possess a mystical power capable of explaining the mysteries of the human world and is also a tool for pursuing spiritual cultivation. In the 1960s, a person from Chile, South America...
16 Personality Types

How ISFPs (Adventurers/Artists) can succeed

This article explains success for the Artistic SFP personality type, one of the 16 personality types. For ISFPs, success means prioritizing creativity and spirituality. ISFP success is based on serving others, expressing creativity, and a free environment...
16 Personality Types

How INFPs (Mediators = Psychologist types) can succeed

There's a personality test called MBTI that classifies people into 16 personality types, and it's known for being quite accurate. This article will discuss success for the Psychologist type (INFP) among the 16 types. Success for an INFP (Psychologist type) means...
16 Personality Types

Parent-child relationships between thinking types (T-type) and feeling types (F-type)

Taking the 16-type personality test reveals your personality traits*, but this article explains how parents and children with opposing traits—a thinking type (T-type) and a feeling type (F-type)—can interact. Example: ESTJ (Parent) <--Opposite--> INFP (Child) Personality Traits (Psychological Tendency Axis)...
16 Personality Types

Parent-child relationships between sensing types (S-type) and intuitive types (N-type)

Taking the 16-type personality test reveals your personality traits*, but this article explains how parents and children with opposite traits—Sensing (S-type) and Intuitive (N-type)—can interact. Example: ESTJ (Parent) <--Opposite--> INFP (Child) Personality Traits (Psychological Tendency Axis)...
16 Personality Types

Parent-child relationships between extroverts (Type E) and introverts (Type I)

Taking the 16-type personality test reveals your personality traits*, but this article explains how parents and children with opposite traits—an extrovert (Type E) and an introvert (Type I)—can interact. Example: ESTJ (Parent) <--Opposite--> INFP (Child) Personality Traits (Psychological Tendencies...
16 Personality Types

How to succeed as an ENTJ (Commander/Leader type)

This article explains success for the ENTJ (Leader) personality type, one of the 16 personality types. Success for an ENTJ is that they are excellent thinkers and capable of long-term planning. They are strategic and innovative, and...
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Tips for ENTPs (Debaters/Inventors) to succeed in life

This article explains success for the ENTP (Inventor) type, one of the 16 personality types. For ENTPs, success is driven by possibilities. They are naturally imaginative, strongly attracted to new ideas, and explore all possibilities...
16 Personality Types

For an ENFJ (protagonist/collaborator type) to succeed

This article explains success for the ENFJ (Collaborator) personality type, one of the 16 personality types. For ENFJs, success comes from achieving things for others. They find success when their achievements bring about positive change in the lives of those around them...
16 Personality Types

The Talents and How to Utilize Them of an ENFJ (Protagonist/Collaborator Type)

This article explains the personality of the ENFJ (Collaborator) type from among the 16 personality types. ENFJs focus on "people" more than any other type. They naturally care for others and value connections with everyone. Therefore, they are good with people...
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