Recently one of the members of my elite team—Platinum Networkers—introduced me to the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator® (MBTI).

The most important aspect of the Myers-Briggs® type theory is that all types are equal and that every type has value.

Four of the following eight preferences make up a person’s MBTI® type, also called psychological or personality type:

• Extraversion [E] or Introversion [I] (more info here)
• Sensing [S] or iNtuition [N] (more info here)
• Thinking [T] or Feeling [F] (more info here)
• Judging [J] or Perceiving [P] (more info here)

As you act on your type preferences, you create a unique approach to the world, to information, to decisions, and to other people.

My MBTI® type is called The Giver.

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