The phrase "shadow work" is almost trendy these days and I hesitate using it, as the way it is often used isn't at all like the lengthy work with the shadow one undergoes in a lengthy Jungian analysis. But Jungian…
I'm currently reading Personality by C.A. Meier. Dr. Meier was a close associate of Carl Jung's, so I've been keen to read this book, because Jung published Psychological Types early in his career, so Meier has an understanding of Jung's…
Becoming a better version of our personality type tends to be the focus of Myers-Briggs and other typology systems. However, as Steve Myers writes in Myers-Briggs Typology vs. Jungian Individuation: ...as the Jungian analyst Joseph Wheelwright put it, the most…
For greater depth of understanding about personality type, there is nothing better than returning to the source, Carl Jung. In the book C.G. Jung Speaking: Interviews and Encounters, there is a section from pages 304-314 where an interviewer asks him…
The CIA has been using MBTI since the 1930's when it was the OSS (as I wrote about here), so it was fun to hear ex-CIA spy Andrew Bustamante talk in this video about how he used MBTI when he…