Personality

Our personality questionnaire is based on “Jungian Type.” A way of categorisingpersonalities devised by psychologist Carl Jung. There are four pairs of what hecalls “preferences,” Extroversion or Introversion, Sensing or Intuitive, Thinking orFeeling and Judging. Everyone has a preference for one or the other in each pair.Your four preferences make up your personality type. For example, someonewhose preferences are Extraverted, Sensing, Feeling and Perceiving would be anESFP. The combination of those characteristics means we can predict patterns inthe way they think and the way they will behave.

Learn more about the different preferences, what do they mean in ‘real life’, howdo they come across and what are the pros and cons of each at a really practicallevel? This is really helpful as we find that areas of conflict, and harmony, andmisunderstandings often occur not just between personality, but the individualaspects of type. Understanding this, at a really practical level, will not only helpin our own personal growth, but improve our understanding of other people andprovide insight and rigour in our ability to spot differences, manage relationships,diffuse conflict and rub along better.