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The 4 letters which give you your MBTI ‘Type’are really a code. This code once understood, explains what cognitive functions you use and in what order. There are eight functions, and we all use them all, but use four predominately. And within those 4, each has its own role. In this video, I provide a brief intro to the 8 cognitive functions, and then show you how you can work out which are your main functions and how they operate to express what can be understood as temperament. I believe this is the most crucial of my MBTI video’s so far, in enabling you to understand how the machinery of the MBTI system works. So, be a little patient with me as I break it down step by step, so you can start to work out for yourself the puzzle pieces, and use them to understand your own and others ‘basic’ personality patterns quickly and easily.

16 Different Types can be a bit overwhelming to understand and remember when you first learn about MBTI. But there is an easy short-cut to getting the first basic vibe or impression of the types. There are 4 subtypes within the 16, based on two letters or dichotomies. These 2 letters are a great starting point for making sense of the model. This video will give you a good introduction to getting your head around the 16 types, by breaking it down into four sub-type families, and making sense of what they have in common

The last letter in the four letter MBTI code is J or P. Judgers are not judgmental, but prefer to use their judgement function, which is the thinking or feeling function. Therefore, they often feel more relaxed when things are decided, settled and a plan is made and stuck to. Perceivers on the other hand, prefer to use their perceiving function. This the function of gaining information either from the senses or intuition. They love getting more and more input and are often reluctant to make a decision, as this feels too final and can limited their ability to be flexible to changing circumstances in the moment. Therefore, they come across as much more go with the flow types. Watch the video to see how both types operate and to see which one is your predominant modus operandi.