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What Is The Most Introverted Personality Type?

Every Myers Briggs personality type gives a title to a complex set of fundamental personality traits, each with an onion’s level of layers beneath an extroverted or introverted façade.

Introverts are a select category of Myers Briggs types, often underestimated due to their quiet demeanors.

Some people are more introverted than others, but even the most introverted MBTI can harness the strengths of their particular type to achieve great success.

We have broken down each of the introvert personality types to help you understand the difference between these types, who are likely to be the most introverted, and the strengths that lie in these quiet personalities.

Making Mistakes In Life You Don’t Need to Make (and How to Fix Them if You Do)

by Barrie Davenport

One of the benefits of watching the years go past in your life is the ability to look back and see where you screwed up.

If you look back often enough, with a discerning eye and an open heart, you can often self-correct along the way.

Or at the very least, you can learn from your screw-ups and become a bit wiser and stronger in other areas of your life.

You probably know from your own life experiences that mistakes are painful but very useful ways of learning about yourself.

However, there are some life mistakes, that if avoided in the first place, will save you a whole load of heartache and misdirection.

These are the mistakes that stem from a lack of knowledge, infrequent self-reflection, or little solid emotional guidance as you grow and enter adulthood.

These are the mistakes that can stick with you for a lifetime if someone or something doesn't gently (or often abruptly) help you self-correct.

Although I'm sharing these mistakes with you, and some ideas on how to fix them, I haven't been immune from them.

In fact, I've made every single one of these mistakes, and I can proudly claim that now in mid-life I am beginning to make a dent in a few of them!

“What’s Up?” Decoded: 75 Perfect Responses To Showcase Your Authenticity And Wit

by Ron Clendenin

two men laughing how to respond to what's up

Ever stumped on how to respond when someone asks, ‘What's up?'

It's a question as common as a morning coffee, yet the perfect response can often elude us.

We've got your back!

We're here to shake off the ‘not much' reply and help you transform this everyday greeting into an opportunity for engaging conversation.

Whether you want to be witty, smart, or just straight-up funny, we've compiled a guide to acing that ‘What's up?' or ‘wassup?' question every time.

9 Non-Confrontational Ways To Deal With A Controlling Daughter-In-Law

by Barrie Davenport

mother in law with upset daughter in law controlling daughter in law

You had high hopes when your son got married.

You were pleased to see him enter a new stage of life.

Perhaps you have already been blessed with grandchildren, or you're still waiting.

All is not bliss, however.

Your daughter-in-law has become a source of conflict by creating barriers between you and your son and grandchildren.

Daughter-in-law problems can be quite challenging and painful.

The stakes are high because relationships with your son and grandchildren are clearly in jeopardy.

How Could My Ex Fall In Love So Quickly? Why It Happens and What to Do

by Ron Clendenin

woman crying at event How Could My Ex Fall in Love with Someone Else So Quickly?

Has your ex found new love in the blink of an eye?

It's a bewildering experience – one minute, you're in tears over a breakup, and the next, they're smitten with someone else.

This rapid emotional switch can leave you feeling lost and questioning the authenticity of your past connection.

But don't fret.

There are reasons why this happens, often rooted in human psychology.

Let's navigate this emotional maze and find a roadmap to acceptance and self-discovery.