What is my true type?

Many people use the MBTI or a similar assessment to determine which personality is their best fit. At times it might be helpful to seek an expert. You might:

• Get different results on each attempt.
• Vacillate between two types. Which one am I?
• Get a consistent result that just doesn't seem right.
• Get a consistent result that feels right but you're not sure how to apply the results. What does it mean exactly?
• You understand your type, but it would be helpful to figure out someone else's type and how to work most effectively with them.

In my experience teaching personality type classes, the official MBTI is about 70% correct. That's pretty good! But the MBTI and other instruments like it are meant to be a beginning of your exploration, not a definitive instrument.

Knowing your type in depth can help you understand yourself, your choices, family dynamics, career paths, and relationship dynamics in a surprisingly thorough way. It's like everything snaps into place and makes sense.

It's incredibly important to align your self-concept with how your personality actually works. Otherwise, the stage is set for continual conflict which wears on your mental and physical health.

"John has helped me to clarify my personality type and to better understand my strengths.  He has a keen understanding of how the cognitive functions work and what that looks like in a personality.  I would highly recommend John to anyone who is looking to embark on the inner journey." - Christine Glass