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What's the best gift for each MBTI personality type?
It's the holiday season of giving. But don't settle for socks (again). Here're some type-specific hints for picking the best gift for each Myers-Briggs personality type...
MBTI Type and Sports: How professional athletes, coaches and more use the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator assessment
From Olympic rowers to football teams, you'd be surprised at the ways coaches and athletes use the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator assessment. And what you can learn from them.
Which mindfulness practice is best for your MBTI type?
Mindfulness is a hot topic. It can reduce stress, increase happiness, and help you be more productive. And starting that meditation or yoga practice might be easier if you keep your MBTI type in mind. Here's how:
How to use your personality type to enable your growth mindset
What is a growth mindset and how can you use your MBTI personality type for personal development?
How Introverts and Extraverts Can Thrive in a Lockdown
Tips on managing your emotions in the pandemic.
Stressed at Work? You’re Not Alone. Here’s what every MBTI type should know...
Stress at work is a big issue globally. But it's different for every MBTI type. Here's how...
Is your personality permanent or does it change over time?
Change is all around us all the time. But does your personality change over time? Or is your personality permanent?
How MBTI Personality Types Care for Others
Whether you're in the healthcare industry or not, all MBTI personality types care for people in different ways. Here's how...
Your MBTI Questions – Answered!
Have you ever wondered who created Myers-Briggs personality type? Or whether it was based on science? Or how psychologists measure the validity of personality assessments? Now you can find answers to your questions!
Remote Working Tips from a Psychologist
With millions more people working or taking classes from home, and many for the first time, we asked one of our resident occupational psychologists Helen Rayner for her advice on the topic. Physical Work Space If possible, try to dedicate a physical space to your work environment. If this isn’t possible and you are working in your living area, ensure you pack up your laptop and put it away at the end of the day. Communication Speak regularly with phone and video calls. Talk to your colleag...