MBTI Guide

    Why ‘Judging’ Doesn’t Mean Judgmental (And 5 Other MBTI Misconceptions)     When people first discover their MBTI type, the "J" in their type name often causes confusion. Many hear the word "Judging" and immediately assume it means judgmental, critical, or closed-minded. But this couldn't be further from the truth. The word "judging" in the context of MBTI has nothing to do with making moral judgments.     Understanding this distinction—and several other key myths—is the key to unlocking the true power of personality typology. This post will guide you past the most common traps, helping you build a more accurate and profound understanding of yourself and others.         The Main Clarification: Judging (J) vs. Perceiving (P)     At its core, the J/P preference simply describes your lifestyle and how you approach the world. It’s about how you prefer to use your dominant cognitive functions.             What 'J' Really Means: It ...