Our Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, (or to use his full name, ‘Alexander Boris de Pfeffel Johnson’) has recently resigned and he was both an interesting and engaging character but also someone who divided opinion, ‘Marmite,’ many people called him. So, what can we learn about Boris from looking at his personality type?
Well, firstly that, like in so many other r...
People often confuse the INFP and the ISFP, as they are both quiet, laid back, gentle and enigmatic. In terms of Jungian type, often both will say, ‘you can’t put me in a box
Whilst a team of people or a company can’t really have a personality type, the culture in the team or company, often set by the leaders, can create patterns of behaviours, so it can seem like it has
We kind of prefer people that are like us mainly because we understand them better. They tend to agree and tend to approach things in a similar way.
We often see people posting questions online, trying to figure out someone’s personality type: “help me ‘type’ my boss/parent/fiancé/friend,” so is it possible to tell?
HM the Queen has been on the throne for 70 years when, at aged 24 after her father’s death, she picked up the mantle and was crowned the following year, 1953. If her uncle, Edward the 8th had not ab
If we look at William and Harry’s personality types, do we get a sense of where there could be misalignment and even some conflict? Probably.
Relationships are always interesting and a little occluded as it’s not possible to ‘see into’ the vagaries, joys and realities of any relationship. However, looking just the personality types
Looking at any relationship is difficult as none of us can ‘see into’ the realities if what is going on, and nor should we. Lots has been written about the Duke and Duchess of York