Each Myers Briggs Type by virtue of their professed personality preferences operates according to the values that they deem important. We each have a hierarchy of values that determine what we prioritize. Whether they come from our own personal thoughts and feelings or drummed into us by society and our community. If each MBTI had the power to give 10 commandments for living according to their ideals, here’s what they might look like. Continue reading
Here is the type of miscreant legal violation most befitting of each MBTI personality. Continue reading
Law and order is an important element of a civilized society. We all have to follow the rules and depending on what MBTI type you are, you might feel a certain way about that. Here is how each Myers Briggs type is likely to feel about rules. Continue reading
Every sun sign has traits that are particularly blessings to the sign, but there are no saints in the zodiac. Every sun sign has traits and expressions that simply attract trouble. Here’s a guide to how each sign gets itself into trouble from time to time (or, more often than that.):
When it comes to authority, people seek to either comply, defy or obtain it. When authoritative power is exercised properly it’s beneficial but when abused, it becomes oppressive. And regardless of how you feel about authority, nobody likes having it shoved down their throat. Here is a look at how you likely react to authority based on Myers-Briggs type.
INFJ respects authority and falls in compliance so long as they do not feel coerced or disrespected by it. INFJs can appreciate the utility of authority in maintaining order in society and to enforce policies (at least the ones they agree with). All INFJ wants in return is to be shown the same respect, dignity and compassion they are willing to give elected officials and individuals occupying positions of power. If INFJ perceives an authority to be morally corrupt, then all that will go out the window.
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