Discussing the Effects of Trauma on Personality Type with Joyce Meng | ​Part 2

One of the tools I used in my own journey towards finding a positive sense of identity was the Myers Briggs Type Indicator, or MBTI. It was really helpful in helping me to make best use of my skillset and also to manage challenges. I also used this tool within my Coaching/Therapy practise and I noticed a trend where those who had experienced challenging childhoods had developed thier personality type slightly differently to the 'norm', or more standard development, creating a subtype of thier particular personality type. In my own case, I had developed my feeling side more than my thinking side, which is unusual for an INTJ, however, I believe it resulted in a different set of insights that I may not have gained had I not developed a bit differently. I've been able to use those insights to uplift and encourage others, and as you will see from the interview, the same is true of Joyce, who also uses the insights she's gained from the challenges in her life to encourage and uplift the people around her. Whatever your background or personality type we all have something unique and important to offer to the world and the Myers Briggs Type Indicator my help you to find and begin to use your own special gifts.

Joyce's Channel:
https://www.youtube.com/c/JoyceMeng22