What Is The MBTI? Isn’t it A Bit Old Fashioned Now?
Posted on January 20th, 2025 by Jane
The Myers Briggs Type Indicator is a personality assessment – one of the most respected in the world. It has been refined over more than 60 years to eliminate bias of culture, gender, and ethnicity and is available in different versions and languages.This short article will help you understand what it is and why it can be helpful to you!
Meet the Amazing Mothers Ruin in Interview
Posted on April 16th, 2018 by Jane
Mother’s Ruin are an Australian cabaret act dedicated to the passion, promotion and promulgation of facts on GIN. Yes, gin. They are very funny and clever and sing like angels. I saw them at the Bath Comedy Festival and just had to find out a little more about them. They are currently touring the UK. Do catch them if you can.
The End of the Affair… ?
Posted on March 27th, 2018 by Jane
While it’s comforting and reassuring to have your view and lifestyle choices approved by others is it actually good for us? How often do you listen to people who challenge you, who question your cherished views? And has Facebook passed its sell by date? Oh, and my views on Germaine Greer. Plus, check out the early booking of RenewYou offer!
How to Get On at Work – the answer may be under your nose.
Posted on May 25th, 2015 by Jane
This is currently one of my favourite quotes: “Sometimes the people we find it the most difficult to be kind to are the ones who need it the most”. I think I made it up but no doubt someone has said it before in a much more erudite way. Wherever it comes from, it’s a good reminder that sometimes ‘difficult’ behaviour is a cry for help. You will undoubtedly know people at work like that. I thought about this recently
Personal Development Exercises 5. Introvert/Extravert*?
Posted on August 20th, 2012 by Jane
If you’re interested in furthering your own personal development you may have already undertaken a Myers Briggs personality Type Inventory. If you haven’t I can thoroughly recommend it as a personal development exercise. (Check this article out too Do You Know Your Type?) I was fortunate enough to be trained in the US by an MBTI specialist psychologist Dr Charles R Martin (Pictured opposite). He’s written many books on the topic and below is an adaptation from Looking at Type: The Fundamentals. Do read the linked article
Do You Know Your Type?
Posted on August 23rd, 2011 by Jane
No, I’m not talking about sexual attraction here (I’m sure you know your type in that area!), but your MBTI type. If that doesn’t mean anything to you, read on for enlightenment! I’ve had a flurry of Myers Briggs enquiries lately which is great because I love the using the *MBTI for coaching. It really suits my style of working. It’s totally non judgemental; you can’t pass or fail it or feel you must aspire to score 100%. It just
