Knowledge Base
Unlikely Leaders: Virtuosos (ISTPs) in Charge
Virtuosos prefer solitude and treat rules casually. Yet their objectivity and flexibility make them effective laissez-faire leaders.
The Luck of the 16 Personality Types
An Architect lands an investor. A Logician beats an unbeatable video game. Sixteen stories of St. Patrick’s Day luck.
The Courageous Advocate (INFJ)
Only 59% of Advocates consider themselves brave. Why the champions of justice struggle with everyday courage.
A Path to Peace: Resolving Relationship Conflicts with Feeling Personality Types
Fighting with a Feeling type? How to navigate emotions and find resolution together.
Unlikely Leaders: Logicians (INTPs) Looking Forward
Logicians love solitude, can be blunt, and hate rules. Yet they make excellent democratic leaders. Here’s why.
Rethinking Stereotypes: A New Look at Introverts and Extraverts in the Workplace
Most Introverts don’t want to work alone. Most Extraverts don’t need constant social contact. Data dispels the myths.
Back to Harmony: Resolving Relationship Conflicts with Thinking Personality Types
Fighting with a Thinking type? Here’s how to communicate and find resolution together.
Unlikely Leaders: Mediators (INFPs) at the Visionary Helm
Only 39% of Mediators seek leadership roles. Yet their warmth, sincerity, and vision can inspire teams. The unlikely INFP leader.
Busting Myths and Seeking Truths: A New Look at the Social Preferences of Introverts and Extraverts
Do Introverts really prefer solitude? Our survey results challenge common assumptions.