MBTI Functions: Fast Learning Tricks
Most people get stuck because they try to memorize eight abstract concepts and sixteen types at once. This guide turns cognitive functions into a usable...
Relay: A Long Con Lesson in Introverted Intuition (Ni)
An hour in the movie, when Sarah gets a call from Ash. In this call, I get the sense that she is in on it....
What Each Cognitive Function Must Learn to Improve
Most MBTI content focuses on what each cognitive function is. This one focuses on what each function often needs to learn to become healthier and...
How Each Cognitive Function Spends Money
Money habits aren’t just “discipline” or “impulse control.” A lot of spending comes from what your mind naturally prioritizes. In MBTI terms, each cognitive function...
Edge Cases for Each Cognitive Function
Most typing mistakes happen in the “edge cases”—when a function looks like something else, gets expressed through stress, or shows up in a non-stereotypical way....
ESTJ Without the Drill-Sergeant Stereotype
ESTJs are often depicted as drill sergeants, strict bosses, or the “authority figure” of the MBTI world. Whether admired or resented, they get framed as...
ESFJ Without the Angel Costume: Social Care Explained
ESFJs are often portrayed as “the nice ones”: natural caregivers, social organizers, and emotional anchors for everyone around them. It can sound almost supernatural—like they’re...
ISFP Without the Forest-Spirit Myth: Quiet Authenticity Explained
ISFPs are often romanticized as ethereal artists, forest spirits, or silent souls who somehow channel beauty straight from another realm. It’s poetic—but it obscures what’s...
ESTP Without the Chaos Myth: Action Logic Explained
ESTPs tend to be cast as adrenaline junkies, smooth talkers, or real-life action heroes: quick, daring, unflinching, and always in motion. That image can feel...
ISTJ Without the Stereotype: Structure and Duty Explained
ISTJs are often reduced to caricatures: rigid rule-keepers, joyless bureaucrats, or hyper-responsible robots. Behind that stereotype is a very human pattern: a strong memory for...