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Creative Map of the MBTI
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Scott Tsuchiyama is a career advisor at the University of Michigan. He is a self-professed MBTI enthusiast. In a post on his blog Scott not only outlines his understanding of his own preferences and how to work with them, but he also shares a very cool visual tool The MBTI Map, by the Integrated Design Laboratory at South Korea’s Ajou University.
This map mimics a subway map and shows places where the 16 types converge and where they are on separate tracks. Not only does this map have strong appealing graphics but also a wealth of relevant details presented in a concise readily accessible manner. Decidedly delicious… Check it out.
NOTE: The above link was working when I posted this but seems to be down currently. I will leave this item as it is just in case this error is temporary and the link is back up. Sorry for any inconvenience.
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As part of a self-awareness and leadership workshop for executive members of university student groups, I used the MBTI assessment tool. In addition to completing their MBTI profile online and discussing their results, the students used Sandy's book to get a more visual, intuitive feel of the different profiles. It was amazing to see people gasp in recognition as they flipped open the book to the painting that expresses their MBTI makeup, and to see them use the colours and shapes and mood of the painting to talk with each other about their different MBTI results.
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Where can I find a copy of this MBTI Map
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I am sorry but the link was working when I made this post and it appears to have been removed.