Understanding Humans, the N-Types
N-Types are all about possibilities.
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N-Types are all about possibilities.
The first half of the M-B quadrants focus on those who pay the most attention to the physical world and its details.
Humans have a habit of yearning for simplicity while creating complexity.
The MBTI (Myers-Briggs Type Indicator) looks at four pairs of contrasting approaches to interacting with life, preferences that are arranged on a spectrum across from their opposite.
Recognizing differences allow us to treat others the way THEY want to be treated.
There are two main reasons why learning about personality types is hugely beneficial: understanding ourselves and improving our relationships with other people.
If step-3 (translation from language-in-the-head to language-on-the-page) is your sticking place, it probably looks like a reverse of the 3 a.m. epiphany.
Instead of having your mind unflatteringly blank at just the wrong time, only to have the *perfect* zinger at 3 a.m., this challenge looks like the confidence of *just* the right words slipping from your mind’s grasp or memory before you can pin them to the page.
There’s a lot going on when you talk about Writing.
Some people get stuck at step-1, and that has almost the easiest solution. Even if you never know what to write about, you might be awesome once you get started.
There are four levels of work involved in writing, and this, I believe, is part of what complicates the process of learning how to write. It’s this 4-step process, unidentified, that I think gets people in trouble.