My son sent us a text message of this Awkward Yeti comic about New Year’s resolutions. He is a total ENFP on the Myers Briggs Temperament, so I think he was letting us know how he was feeling about the coming year.
Photo/comic credit: The Awkward Yeti, featuring the Heart and Brain
As you think about your New Year’s resolutions, consider your personality. It can give you insights into the kind of goals you set for the new year. Understanding your Temperament Type will also give you self-awareness about your strengths and challenges you will face as you launch into the new year.
If you know your Temperament Type, you can relate to some of the articles below. If you don’t know your Type, go to 16 Personalities for a free, simple and quick personality test. Then find your Type in the articles below.
PersonalityGrowth.com presents the best New Year’s Resolution for each Myers-Briggs personality type.
Though Catalog offers a funny look in: What Happens When Each Myers-Briggs Temperament Type Makes a New Year’s Resolution. Funny, but true! #LaughLoudly
MBTI Today offers more explanation of the 16 temperament types. #LearnContinously
Happy New Year! May your goals and resolutions come true this year.
If you are into working at some New Year’s goals for change, you might want to check out these resources:
Two Keys for a Successful Year
Upward in 2014 (Motivation to take things UP in the New Year-applies for 2016 also).
I’m and ENFP!!! I so agree with your son–and that cartoon is me! My theory? We waste a lot of valuable time planning when we can begin moving and tweak on the way. You’re so right, Steverino–who we are deeply affects how we think about next steps. Or next year.
Haha! He also has Woo, Communication and Ideation! We missed him this Christmas as he is a party waiting to happen. I am close but am INFP. I thought that cartoon was hilarious that he sent. He has self-awareness also 🙂
There’s definately a great deal to know about this subject.
I like all of the points you made.