Personality Types

As the lovable, mystical and romantic idealists of the personality types, the INFJ and INFP share many characteristics in common. They are both sensitive to the arts, empathetic, interested in the human condition, kind-hearted, warm, and extremely creative. But how can we tell them apart? Or what if you’re still unsure sure if you are an INFJ or INFP? Let’s dive in and compare the INFJ vs. INFP personality types. Before we jump in, you should know this post is part of a series dedicated to answering the question: Am I a judging or perceiving personality type? Check out this

The two introverted logical thinkers of the 16 personality types (the INTJ and INTP) share many attributes in common. They love to learn at their own pace, take pride in their accomplishments, and value deep understanding over popularity. But how can we tell them apart? Or better-yet, what if you aren’t sure if you are an INTJ or INTP? This article will compare the lookalike INTJ vs. INTP personality types. Before we jump in, you should know this post is part of a series dedicated to answering the question: Am I a judging or perceiving personality type? Check out the

As the caring, empathetic, and emotionally-tuned pair of the 16 personality types, the ISFJ and ISFP share many characteristics at first glance. They have a support system they’ll trek mountains for, live with a dedicated purpose, and will happily offer assistance to people in need. But how can we tell them apart? Or better-yet, what if you aren’t sure if you are an ISFJ or ISFP? Let’s contrast the ISFJ vs. ISFP personality types and see what really sets the two personality types apart. Before we jump in, you should know this post is part of a series dedicated to

As the down-to-earth, practical, and nimble personality types, the ISTJ and ISTP may be one letter apart—but they are as different as it gets! But how can we tell them apart? Or better-yet, what if you’re confused whether you are an ISTJ or ISTP? This article will compare the ISTJ vs. ISTP personality types in detail, according to their Jungian cognitive functions. Before we jump in, you should know this post is part of a series dedicated to answering the question: Am I a judging or perceiving personality type? Check out the first post on this topic. A High-Level View

The ESTJ and ESTP are the two boldest and grounded of the 16 personality types. They are down-to-earth and make the most of each moment. If there’s an issue, both personality types will tackle it head-on and as quickly as possible. But how can we tell them apart? Or better-yet, what if you aren’t sure if you are an ESTJ or ESTP? This article will illustrate the differences between the ESTJ vs. ESTP personality types. Before we jump in, you should know this post is part of a series dedicated to answering the question: Am I a judging or perceiving

As the beloved and ingenious extraverted intuitive thinkers of the 16 personality types, the ENTJ and ENTP make great leaders and mentors. They enjoy high-risk, high-reward activities in different ways, and lead with confidence. Wondering if you are an ENTJ or ENTP? This article will analyze the similarities and differences between these two personality types. Before we jump in, you might also want to check out this post: how to tell if you are a judging or perceiving type? A Quick Overview Both personality types are known to be particularly direct, outspoken, and assertive. Their major difference is that the

As the fun-loving, people-oriented caretakers of the 16 personality types, the ESFJ and ESFP love lending a helping hand to people in need. They’re empathy-driven, down-to-earth, and often popular among their peers. But how can you tell them apart? This article will look at the similarities and differences, comparing ESFP vs. ESFJ. Before we jump in, you should know that this is one post in a series about understanding the differences between “Judging” and “Perceiving” personality types. A High-Level Summary ESFJs are more organized and strategic in their approach towards sustaining relationships, while ESFPs possess a more free-wheeling and spontaneous

The extraverted intuitive feelers ENFJ and ENFP are the fun-loving, popular creative individuals of the 16 personality types. They both hold a deep appreciation for the growth of other people and how to better understand and care for others’ needs. But how can we tell them apart? Or better-yet, what if you aren’t sure if you are an ENFJ or ENFP? This article will compare and contrast the ENFP vs. ENFJ personality types. Before we jump in, you should know this post is part of a series dedicated to answering the question: Am I a judging or perceiving personality type?