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Tag: Type

  • INFP vs ENFP

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    Erik Thor
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    ENFP Personality Type Description INFP Personality Type Description Sometimes, it’s hard to tell apart an INFP from an ENFP. So INFP vs ENFP, what is the difference? Listen to these stories. ENFP vs INFP It’s not about being outgoing. Introverts can be just as outspoken as extraverts. Especially if they want to spread understanding or…

  • INFJ vs INFP – The Guides

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    Erik Thor
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    INFJ Personality Type Description INFP Personality Type Description INFJ vs INFP A lot of people struggle to tell apart INFJs from INFPs. To know your type, you have to understand your nature, who you are when in a state of flow. Who you could be at your best. The quest to find your type is…

  • What is your personality type?

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    Erik Thor
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    Hey! My name is Erik Thor and I offer personal reports on your type and your development and enneagram type. I practice Neojungian Typology, and to me, your personality type is who you are when you are at your best, in flow, in balance.  I practice typing based on body language, facial expressions, and my…

  • Personality Profiling Quiz #1

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    Personality Profiling Quiz #1 Answers are released and discussed 21st of june 14.00 on youtube and in a followup post on the website. Level: Beginner Topic: Personality Profiling Date: 14 June – 21 June The goal of this quiz is to become more confident in understanding friends and family members. It is not just about…

  • Your Type In Stress, Autopilot, Vulnerability and Flow

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    Erik Thor
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    What does your type look like under vulnerability and flow? How do you gain inspiration? My tip: Be vulnerable. Show yourself for who you are and look for what it is you enjoy and what gives you meaning, but which you do not dare to pursue or explore. If you feel like your own type expression…

  • Your MBTI Type Stereotypes

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    Feelers tend to see thinking types as cold. Thinking types tend to see feeling types as weak. Intuitives tend to see sensors as shallow. Sensors tend to see iNtuitives as naive or unrealistic. But often, what we are seeing is just the result of our own type bias. We have our own preference for one…

  • How I Become As An ENFP Under Stress

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    ENFPs, according to the classical MBTI literature have been described as enthusiastic, curious, investigative, upbeat, friendly, and many other positive terms.  However, no human being can possibly remain in that state forever…. It simply wouldn’t be realistic to say the least.  Most notably for ENFPs, it is pretty well established that their emotional highs can…