Personality Type Blog

You love in a completely unique way. 

Chapman’s theory of the 5 love languages – and Truity’s 7 Love Styles – both describe the way you like to receive and give love. They’re usually applied to romantic relationships and outward love. But it may surprise you to learn that love languages can be effective tools for self-development and inward love, too. 

Productivity is more than a buzzword: it’s a way of achieving all the things you want and need to achieve while retaining a healthy mindset and balance. But what happens when productivity becomes toxic? When instead of helping you, it causes you to constantly be on the go at the expense of other things in your life?

If your day job has become dreary, these tips can help you find that spark again.

It’s 9 am and you clock in with a single “click.” The minutes — no wait, seconds — are long and drawn out. You stare at your computer screen blankly, trying to will yourself to work but your mind wanders. You’re disengaged, disenchanted and ready to call it a day.

Love them or hate them – team-bonding activities will always be met with mixed responses. At their best they can be fun, engaging and effective at bringing your team together. At their worst, you get total disengagement and awkward silences.

The problem? Team-bonding ideas often don’t take into account the different personality types on your team. It’s important to find inclusive activities that don’t work against an Introvert’s hardwiring or that otherwise feel forced or tough.