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!
Why I Love The MBTI! You Will, Too.
Posted on January 20th, 2025 by Jane
I really LOVE the MBTI and I LOVE the effect it has when working with women. It works for men too; I primarily work with women but men are not excluded. M.B.T.I. stands for Myers Briggs Type Indicator and you can find more factual details about it via this link. Why Do I Love The MBTI? I tend to love it more for what it’s not. A lot of psychological profiling is very judgemental, the MBTI is not. It won’t
Do You Feel Lucky? Try This
Posted on October 23rd, 2022 by Jane
Do you feel lucky? Are lucky people just born that way or can you create your own good fortune? Try these ‘lucky’ tips and see what happens.
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
What have Nigel Havers & Jane C Woods in Common?
Posted on October 19th, 2011 by Jane
Well, for one, Nigel has a soft spot for Bath and two, he loves the Royal Crescent Hotel! Just like me! Said Nigel in a recent Bath Magazine interview: “When I want to treat myself I go to The Royal Crescent Hotel – they have a spa to die for.” That ‘to die for’ spa is the one you’ll be experiencing if you take up this truly amazing offer. In conjunction with the world famous Royal Crescent Hotel I am
