Review: Bandai’s SH Figuarts Male and Female Figures
Now, I know this doesn’t have anything to do with personality per se. However, I am super excited about this all the same and want to share it with you, especially since a lot of personality enthusiasts are writers, artists, or other types of creatives. Personality theory helps us to understand our characters, our audience, […]
Adulting
You know how sometimes you feel like you need a kindergarten accomplishment chart to encourage you to do the simplest things? Gold star for getting out of bed! Gold star for putting on your socks! Pants on? Gold star! Shirt buttoned? Star, star, star! Sometimes this works. Sometimes it’s all you need to pretend that […]
Types in Crisis
What does it look like when our cognitive functions go awry? I’ll use myself as an example. I’m a fairly mentally-organized person. I make a plan from the collected ideas in my head and funnel them into a strategy to execute in the real world. I’m good at keeping my mind orderly and organizing resources […]
How to Write Great Characters
Are you a writer? Do you struggle with making your characters realistic, personable, or relatable? Do you want to know how you can make your characters connect with your audience? Have I got the suggestion for you! (I think you know where I’m going with this.) Personality typologies to the rescue! (Thanks to Richard Wearn […]
Enneagram 5 and Mastery
Let’s talk about Enneagram fixations for a moment. If you are familiar with Riso and Hudson, you might be aware of the Levels of Development idea wherein we access different levels of health in expressing our Enneagram fixations. People at level one have attained a healthiness of personal expression such that their Enneagram type is […]