Each MBTI personality approaches exploring the world differently. There are significant differences in how they prefer to travel, as well as their motivations for doing so.
Some types prefer short, adventurous escapades. Others prefer long, drawn-out experiences. And at the end of each trip, each personality walks away having learned something slightly different.
Here’s how your Myers-Briggs personality type correlates to the traits you exhibit on the road.
I’m accustomed to handling clients who are at a crossroads in their lives and are looking for a change – after all, I’m a career coach. So this usually involves guiding clients through some pretty heavy soul-searching to help them find the sort of truly fulfilling work that we all deserve.
From travel magazines to social media, there is vacation inspiration everywhere. But what about picking your next trip destination based on your Myers-Briggs personality type? The idea almost out-millennials itself, but it could lead to a new adventure in 2020
OPP, P4S’s partner, tried to understand, through a survey, how each MBTI Type lives this Christmas season. Is it a season of true joy or of many stress? Will you be attending many parties or you’ll choose something more calm? Have you done all your shopping… or only on Saturday it’ll be over?
And you, how do you experience Christmas season?
Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI®), through self-knowledge, allows to understand in a positive way the differences between people. In this specific case, we’ll look to four main characteristics that are linked to successful entrepreneurs and that we can find them in some MBTI® psychological types
