MBTI Guide

  The MBTI framework goes beyond just identifying personality types. It delves into the concept of the "shadow function," a less developed aspect of your cognitive function stack. While our dominant functions provide our strengths, neglecting the shadow can create blind spots and hinder growth. Here's how exploring your shadow functions can be a powerful tool for personal development: What is the Shadow? The shadow function consists of the opposite attitude (introverted/extraverted) of your least developed cognitive function. It represents repressed aspects of your personality that can manifest as weaknesses, insecurities, or unhealthy behaviors when ignored. Shadow Functions and Growth: By understanding your shadow function and actively engaging with it, you can achieve greater balance and personal growth. Here's how: Identifying Your Shadow: Look at the least developed function in your MBTI stack. Reverse the attitude (I/E) to find your shadow function. For example