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There are plenty of practical things that can make an INFJ feel safer. Money in the bank helps. A stable home helps. Knowing that the people you love are okay certainly helps. But there is another kind of safety that matters to INFJs, and it’s harder to put on a spreadsheet. It’s the feeling that...

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I’ve always loved ISFPs. As the parent of a now 20-year-old ISFP I have a special kind of love for them. They’re the kinds of people who follow their passion no matter what. Their heart is their guide, but they also pair that with a sense of practicality and realism. With my ISFP daughter I...

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Back in November we explored what makes each of the 16 personality types feel vulnerable. Today I want to take another look at vulnerability and insecurity. We all experience more insecurity around strengths or preferences we don’t have. For example, a Sensor will feel more insecurity when having to rely on intuition than an Intuitive...

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Artificial intelligence is changing the way we live at a pace that would have seemed impossible just a few years ago. I personally have a lot of anxiety about it, but I’m going to try to put that aside for this article and maintain a neutral view. For many people, AI speeds up their efficiency...

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Netflix’s The East Palace blends supernatural horror, palace intrigue, Korean folklore, and heartfelt character development into one addictive series. My oldest daughter and I binge-watched this show over the last week and were constantly on the edge of our seats trying to anticipate what would happen next or who was really to blame for everything...

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