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04/15/2014

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04/01/2014

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So many fears, so many ideas worth sharing. What to do? Here are eight ideas to help you power through these disabling emotions.

03/24/2014

"Try to be like the turtle - at ease in your own shell." - Bill Copeland quotes from BrainyQuote.com

03/21/2014

I know a few ENTP's that will enjoy this... You know who you are!

We find many leaders of this type around the world. People who prefer ENTP make up over 8% of leaders, while representing only 3% of the general population. Their preferences may help them come up with a variety of short-term possibilities as they make decisions. During initial stress they may becom...

03/19/2014

I am really enjoying The Quiet Influence by Jennifer B. Kahnweiler, PhD. Great tips on accessing your "Quieter Side" regardless of preference for Extraversion or Introversion. Highly recommend!

06/20/2013

Children w/a preference for Introversion tend to need downtime between activities to re-energize.Learn more w/ http://ow.ly/me7lR

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06/18/2013

Good information for soon-to-be High School Seniors...

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/alyssa-mccloud/senior-year-college-application-process_b_3454651.html

Should rising high school seniors have to spend their summer working on Capitol Hill, discovering cures in a research lab or volunteering in exotic, far-flung locations in order to get into the school of their choice?

05/10/2013

Great information for Extroverts on stress. Share your own experience dealing with stress.

When we talk about our strengths and challenges, it’s sometimes easy to forget that our strengths can lead us into trouble when they are overused.

05/07/2013

Valuable information for everyone (not just grads) and includes tips and links to learn more.

Graduation season is upon us, and soon college graduates everywhere will have to face the "real world." These digital skills can help the transition.

05/06/2013

Good reminder for high school Juniors to cross their "T's" and dot their "I's" as they prepare for their Senior year and college applications. I would add taking the Strong Interest Inventory® during the summer break to aid in making informed career and college decisions.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/patrick-oconnor/college-application-tips_b_3208486.html?utm_hp_ref=college

Given this frenetic level of activity, this probably isn't the time to be talking about fall -- but there are a few autumnal things to put on the smartphone, personal planner, or family fridge.

04/22/2013

Next installment of Back to the Basics of Personality Type: The pair of opposite preferences known as Sensing (S) and Intuition (N) refers to how we prefer to take in information and which type of information we most trust.

Intuition (N): The focus is on information that comes through insight and intuition. About 25-35% of the U.S. population identifies with the preference of Intuition.

Typical Characteristics Include:
-May be concerned with what is possible and new and have an orientation for the future
-May recall events by their impressions rather than the facts or words surrounding the event
-May tend to enjoy activities where they can be creative or use symbols
-May tend to work from the “big picture” to the facts and details.
-May focus so much on new possibilities that they miss the practicalities of reality
(Martin, C. Looking at Type: the Fundamentals. 2010)