Category: Visual Typing

  • INFJ Body Language | INFJ Facial Expressions

    However, people who know you for a longer time soon become aware of this tendency in you, and so, they can find you hard to read. Is he happy because he is happy, or is he smiling because he is trying to cheer me up?

  • Celebrity Typing Challenge #2

    Do you have what it takes to figure out the people in this weeks typing challenge? Send in your results and thoughts on the forum. Also try to see if you can figure out the persons enneagram or subtype. Read this link for some tips and hints on how to type others: http://www.erikthor.com/2017/06/14/personality-profiling-quiz-1/ Mohammed Bin…

  • My Three Steps To Master Visual Typing

    I started my journey to explore the correlations between body language many years ago. The journey started with Physiognomy, the project now known as Cognitive Type. I later studied the cult-like group known as Pod’lair. For the last years, I worked on developing independent methods through Neojungian Academy. Step one: Physiognomy In Physiognomy, we broke…

  • The Voice And The Personality

    Note that this is just a theory based on personal observations. We can’t back up our claims on visual typing with any studies or statistics as of the moment. So consider this article more as something written for fun. The Eight Intelligences Existential intelligence (Ni) is driven by slow buildup and breakdown of enthusiasm. It…

  • Every Types Favourite Gesture

    We all make gestures, some more, and some less. Gestures are often a highly culturally influenced trait, but still, I’ve found some fun and interesting patterns, and some gestures that I find are more common with certain personality types. These are every types favourite gesture. But remember, it’s mostly for fun. Which one do you relate…

  • Neojungian Visual Typing Experiment

    Today we’re going to do a visual typing experiment.   I’ve studied the different visual typing methods out there and I’m curious to test if they work or if they’re bogus. So let’s put them to the test. Perhaps they’re 10% accurate? Perhaps 20%? Let’s find out together. We’re going to see if your test…

  • Visual Typing

    Visual typing can be a fun party trick, but it’s hard to do accurately, and it’s easy to get it wrong. Numerous websites offer to teach you visual typing but few can present any proof or consistency in their methods. Still, I remain hopeful that it is possible to do it well – if the personality test…