One Year Anniversary: Top 10 Always Uttori Articles Always Uttori is back from our summer hiatus, and this month, we’re celebrating our one year anniversary. Today, we are taking a look back at our ten most popular articles to date. If, for some reason, you missed one of the top
It’s almost June and that means it’s time for the Always Uttori INTJ June Challenge! In May, I challenged you to find an inspirational place. How did the challenge go for you? Where did you find inspiration? For me, I found unexpected inspiration on a hike through Kadoorie Farm, which
Although this post has been planned for months, it wasn’t until yesterday, Monday of this week, that I really knew what I wanted to write for this Introvert Survival Guide. Survival guides are popular, but implicit in the title of a survival guide for introverts is the cultural idea that
Intro A few weeks ago, we talked about the Enneagram test, a personality test that complements the Myers-Briggs Type Indicators quite well. Today, we are going to talk about another measure of personality, the Five Factors of Personality (also known as Big Five). There are many similarities between MBTI and
It is easy to believe that because INTJs are rationals who enjoy problem-solving, that it somehow frees us from problems WITH our thinking. Yet, all humans have cognitive biases, and while MBTI can be a starting point for better understanding of yourself and others, there are several things MBTI is
It’s not quite May, but it’s time to introduce this month’s INTJ challenge. But before we do that, let’s recap April’s challenge. Travel: the Report Last month, I challenged you to travel, to go somewhere you haven’t been as a way of growing new neurons in your brain. So, how’d
