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Partnering Type with Graphology
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Facing Our Expectations
Typing the Group Mind: Part Three Part three of an interview with John Beebe, MD* John Beebe: Last time, we were talking about the team leader who cared for others but didn’t come across as warm, using...
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Using Type for Healthy Habits
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Type and Other Biases
Reflections on Difference by an ENFP Jewess Stephanie Puentes and I have been working together for years bringing diversity training and cultural competency to a variety of audiences. We represent a...
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A Broken Personality Repairs Itself
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The Classroom as Analytic Container, Part 2 For all our advances in education, our increased knowledge, and our superior educational assessment capabilities, something is still going wrong. As Jane...
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Typing the Group Mind: Part Two
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Partnering Type with Graphology
The science of human expressive gestures owes its existence to a natural law that seems to apply to all living creatures. Classically expressed as, “As within, so also without,” this basic principle...
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Facing Our Expectations
Typing the Group Mind: Part Three Part three of an interview with John Beebe, MD* John Beebe: Last time, we were talking about the team leader who cared for others but didn’t come across as warm, using...
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FaceBook Types
Careers and the Millennial Generation In his Op-Ed for the May 30, 2011 New York Times, “It’s Not About You,” David Brooks has a lot to say about the new generation of college graduates. In particular,...
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Using Type for Healthy Habits
Why is it so difficult to change our habits to improve our health? Because change takes energy and attention, and it requires us to get out of our comfort zones. In a stressful and busy world, that...
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Type and Other Biases
Reflections on Difference by an ENFP Jewess Stephanie Puentes and I have been working together for years bringing diversity training and cultural competency to a variety of audiences. We represent a...
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A Broken Personality Repairs Itself
The Film Hugo as an Illustration of Jung’s and Beebe’s Theories “Laugh, my friends. Laugh with me, laugh for me, because I dream your dreams.” -Georges Méliès (1861-1938) The film Hugo presents a...
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Type and Exceptional Learners
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A Guide to the ESTP Universe
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Typing the Group Mind: Part Two
The Art of Distinguishing a Team’s Dominant from its Auxiliary Part two of an interview with John Beebe, MD* John Beebe: We left off, last time, talking about the coach who kissed the young woman on...
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Partnering Type with Graphology
The science of human expressive gestures owes its existence to a natural law that seems to apply to all living creatures. Classically expressed as, “As within, so also without,” this basic principle...
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Facing Our Expectations
Typing the Group Mind: Part Three Part three of an interview with John Beebe, MD* John Beebe: Last time, we were talking about the team leader who cared for others but didn’t come across as warm, using...
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