The most important thing I have done in my life is becoming conscious, replacing negative core beliefs left over from childhood with healthy ones, and learning how to love myself.

Although it’s true that we all ought to be prepared to expect some negative feedback to any post we make to an online community forum, it’s also true that we ought to be able to cry “foul” and have something done about it when we experience an internet troll.

The Myers-Briggs personality typology system was developed in the 1930s by Katharine Briggs and her daughter, Isabel Briggs Myers, as a way to place people in work environments naturally suited to their talents and aptitudes during World War II. It is based on the theory of temperaments by Swiss psychiatrist Carl Jung. Jung believed differences [...]

A fellow Blog Catalog member came up with an idea on the Blog Catalog Discussion forum that culminated in many members taking the test and sharing their test results. This is a list that I have compiled of various blogs that are categorized by the personality of the blogger using the Myers-Briggs typology test. Imagine, [...]

Serial Forwarder? An Ingenue? A Loud Talker? Jenn over at Of Cabbages And Kings asks “Which E-mail Personality Type are YOU?” She describes several of the most common personalities. Depending on the kind of day I’m having and how close I am to the recipient I may be a loud talker who uses some capitalized [...]

Claudette Rowley: So many of us use common beliefs and actions to cover up accurate, positive views of ourselves. Consider the following behaviors. Do you: Let other people assign value to you? Don’t. You’re the only person who can decide what you’re worth. Try to control others’ perceptions of you, even though you know this [...]