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JOSEPH  \nFOREWORD  \nWhy bother with another personality test? In a 2012 article, the Washington Post estimated that since 1962, more than 50 million people have taken the Myers-Briggs personality test (commonly known as the MBTI) . Organizations of all sizes use the MBTI test, from Fortune  \n500 companies to the U.S. State Department. The test, and the model it is based upon, have become an international phenomenon. But not without its apparent downsides.  \nThe MBTI test, despite being based on Carl Jung’s model proposed in his 1923 book“Psychological Types,” has a severe flaw: low reliability.  \nIf you take the test multiple times, you have a 50% chance to fall into a different category than you did previously. This alters all the proposed insights the test may have offered you (or your prospective employer) on the previous attempt.  \nThis flaw comes from trying to place people into binary buckets based on rank-choice answers. For example, the test averages your answers between “Feeling” and “Thinking,” and if you are 51% “Thinking,”you are marked with aT, with no explanation of the possibilities of other outcomes.  \nFor me, the flaw was very apparent. I had taken MBTI tests several times and had consistently received the result of INTJ, so much so that I would bring it up in conversations as a matter of certainty. This was all until I met Chase as part of an online mastermind with some of my closest friends.  \nChase noticed that I often mobilized my “introverted” friends, clearly placing me in the “extrovert”category within his model. During one of our first conversations, he confirmed to me that I was actually an ESTP, which struck me. I had never considered myself as a brash, risk-taking, alpha male who challenged everyone around me.  \nAfter a lengthy discussion, his explanation made more and more sense. In fact, your personality type has 4 dimensions (the Ego, the Subconscious, the Unconscious, and the Superego) . Our own perspectives of ourselves can easily fall into a different type than we actually are. Your Shadow can be very active during your teenage years, and that’s when my perspective about myself had formed, and it had (incorrectly) stuck with me.  \nA deep understanding of the model outlined in this book can give you an invaluable tool in your tool belt. No matter where you are, or what you do, you interact with people. Decoding people’s inner thought structures is a timeless tradition that can be traced from early Greek philosophers, all the way to Carl Jung, until today. Chase has picked up the torch of this tradition and developed the model in new ways fit for the modern age (as well as smashed a bunch of misconceptions along the way) .  \nUse this book to think deeply about those around you, complete with their flaws, their high aspirations, and their demons. Above all, use it to understand yourself, and you might be surprised at what you find.  \nAlex Arrick  \nPortland, Oregon  \n2  © Copyright 2021, 2022 CSJ Ventures LLC, 1910 Thomes Ave. Cheyenne, WY 82001  \nTABLE OF CONTENTS  \nQuick Reference Guide ............................................... 4  \nIntroduction to the Type Grid......................................... 5  \nThe Type Grid................................................. 6  \nYour Expression...................................................... 7  \nHow to Type Yourself Instructions ............................. 8  \nExpression Style Blueprint..................................... 9  \nDirective v. Informative ...................................... 10  \nInitiating v. Responding...................................... 12  \nProgression v. Outcome ...................................... 14  \nYour Expression Worksheet................................... 16  \nYour Worldview ..................................................... 17  \nDisposition: Saying v. Doing...............","cbCaibNbplVVenqf","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaibNbplVVenqf","pdf",17513362,"English","# Quick Reference Guide\n# Introduction to the Type Grid\n# The Type Grid\n# Your Expression\n## How to Type Yourself Instructions\n## Expression Style Blueprint\n## Directive v. Informative\n## Initiating v. Responding\n## Progression v. Outcome\n# Your Worldview\n## Disposition: Saying v. Doing\n## Abstract v. Concrete\n## Affiliative v. Pragmatic\n## Systematic v. Interest\n# Your Armaments\n## Cognitive Armaments\n## Spear & Bow v. Sword & Mace\n## Fire & Wind v. Earth & Water\n# Your House\n## The Four Houses\n# Your Functions\n# Acknowledgments\n# Bibliography","[{\"question\":\"Why does the book critique the Myers-Briggs (MBTI) personality test?\",\"answer\":\"It argues MBTI has low reliability: retaking the test can lead to different categories and therefore different insights. It also criticizes the reliance on binary bucket assignments from rank-choice answers.\"},{\"question\":\"What does the Type Grid focus on for interpreting personality?\",\"answer\":\"It emphasizes how people express themselves, their worldview or point of view, their “armaments,” their “houses,” and the role of “functions” as core building blocks.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the guide help readers type themselves?\",\"answer\":\"It provides “How to Type Yourself” instructions and includes worksheets tied to expression, worldview, and armaments, enabling readers to apply the framework step by step.\"}]","Companion Guide - 2nd Edition - Type Grid | PDF",92]