MBTI Guide

  Decision-making can be a daunting task. The Enneagram offers valuable insights into your thought processes and potential pitfalls associated with each type. By understanding these tendencies, you can leverage your Enneagram type to make clearer and more confident decisions. Understanding Your Type's Decision-Making Style: Each Enneagram type has a natural approach to making decisions. Here's how your type might influence your process: The Reformer (Type 1):  You prioritize ethics, logic, and finding the "right" answer. Research thoroughly, gather all the facts, and consider potential consequences before deciding. The Helper  (Type 2): You value the needs of others and seek to make decisions that benefit everyone involved. Consider how your choices might impact others and involve them in the process when appropriate. The Achiever (Type 3):  You're goal-oriented and decisive. Analyze options based on potential for success and choose the path that aligns best w

  When faced with a decision, big or small, our thought processes take center stage. MBTI, by understanding our cognitive functions, sheds light on how our preferences influence how we approach decision-making: The Analysts (NT): INTJ (Introverted Intuition, Extraverted Thinking):   INTJ s are driven by their vision of the future (Ni) and strategic thinking (Te). They gather data, analyze possibilities, and make choices based on long-term implications. They might prioritize efficiency and logic over emotions or immediate gratification. INTP (Introverted Thinking, Introverted Intuition):   INTP s delve deep into logical analysis (Ti) and explore various possibilities (Ne). They enjoy considering all angles of a situation and might take time to gather information and test theories before making a decision. They might prioritize internal consistency and a perfect solution over speed or practicality. ENTJ (Extraverted Thinking, Introverted Intuition):   ENTJ s are decisive and action-orien