Myers-Briggs
INFP, Scorpio, Extrovert—Why We’ve Become Obsessed with Understanding Ourselves
From Myers-Briggs to horoscopes, we love to seek meaning in who we are.
This Is The Best Way to Go to Bed Based on Your Myers-Briggs Personality
Sixteen different ways to help summon the Sandman...stat.
Your Myers-Briggs Type Could Be the Key to Making Your Best New Year's Resolutions Ever
Sure, we can all benefit from exercising more, eating healthier, or taking on a new hobby, but our resolutions can do so much more for us this year.
One Thing Every Myers-Briggs Type Needs to Survive the Holidays
This can be your saving grace when you just need a little break.
This Is How You Should Keep a Journal Based on Your Myers-Briggs
Finally put all those journals to good use.
When Myers-Briggs Totally Nails Our Worst Dating Behavior
You’re guilty of at least one of these.
According to Myers-Briggs, Your Travel Habits Look Like This
To truly satisfy your wanderlust, look no further than your personality type.
4 Life Goals That Will Set You on the Right Track When You Don’t Have a Sure Sense of Direction
Know thyself and become what you are.
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These MBTI-Based Networking Styles Will Pinpoint Your Professional Strengths
Not all networking events are created equal.
16 Places to Meet Men, According to Your Myers-Briggs Type
Let the single men come to you!
Your Myers-Briggs Could Be the Key to Planning a Trip That Actually Feels Like a Vacation
Because vacations don’t come in one size fits all
What Happened When I Let Myers-Briggs Dictate My Dating Life
Turns out MBTI is not supposed to be used as a matchmaker.
The Best Way to Plan Your Weekend Based on Your Myers-Briggs Type
Because sneaking off to a secluded beach to read isn’t for everyone
The Best Methods to Handle Stress Based on Your Myers-Briggs Personality Type
How you deal with pressure could be the difference between losing your mind and keeping it.
An Ambivert’s Guide to Embracing Being Neither the Introvert Nor the Extrovert
Signs you might actually be somewhere in the middle of the spectrum and how to tap into the strengths of both