MBTI Guide

  The Enneagram offers a dynamic framework for exploring human behavior. Here are some engaging role-playing activities designed to bring the Enneagram types to life, fostering deeper understanding and communication: 1. The Workplace Conflict: Concept:   Navigate a workplace disagreement through the lens of different Enneagram types. Activity: Scenario:   Two colleagues (assigned Enneagram types) disagree on a project approach. Roleplay:  Participants act out the scenario, highlighting communication styles and motivations associated with their assigned types. Debrief:  Discuss how the Enneagram can help navigate such conflicts by understanding underlying needs and fears. 2. The Family Feud (Enneagram Edition): Concept:  Explore family dynamics through the Enneagram. Activity: Scenario:  A fictional family (each member assigned an Enneagram type) is planning a vacation. Roleplay:  Participants act out the scenario, showcasing how different motivations and fears can create family tensi

  The Enneagram is a powerful tool for self-discovery, but exploring your type can sometimes feel overwhelming. Here are some fun and insightful activities you can do on your own to delve deeper into your Enneagram journey: 1. The Movie Matchmaker: Concept:  Select movies with characters that resonate with your core type. Activity:   Watch the movie and analyze the character's motivations, fears, and actions. How do they reflect your own Enneagram type? Example:   If you identify as a Type 7 (The Enthusiast), you might choose a movie like "Ferris Bueller's Day Off" and explore the character's zest for life and fear of missing out. 2. The Soundtrack of Your Soul: Concept:  Create a playlist that reflects your Enneagram type's energy and emotions. Activity:   Choose songs that embody your core motivations, fears, and even your growth potential. Example:  A Type 1 (The Reformer) playlist might include songs about striving for justice and social change, while a

  The MBTI framework sheds light on personality preferences, and hobbies are no exception. While there's no single "perfect hobby" for each type, understanding your MBTI tendencies can help you discover activities that resonate with your natural inclinations. Let's explore some potential hobby havens for each MBTI category: The Analytical Thinkers (NT Types) INTP and INTP:  These intellectual explorers might enjoy: Logic Puzzles and Coding:   Their love of problem-solving and complex systems makes these activities a natural fit. Learning New Skills:  From mastering a musical instrument to taking online courses, their thirst for knowledge is boundless. Building and Experimenting:  Creating robots, tinkering with electronics, or building models allows them to bring their ideas to life. The Creative Idealists (NF Types) ENFP and ENTP:  These imaginative souls might find joy in: Writing and Storytelling:  Their ability to weave narratives and connect with others makes wri