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Aaron was inspired to do his own MBTI cartoons for his type INFJ. He tells me that the inspiration for these come from his own life. I think they speak for themselves. Thanks for sharing Aaron. You can learn more about him at his website, blog or follow him on Twitter
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Sandy McMullen
Sandy's ENFP preference says it all when it comes to explaining her passion for self development.
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The 33 paintings that depict aspects of the MBTI are available in the book itself and also in a CD format which captures the images for use in your promotional and teaching materials.
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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.
- Laura McGrath, Coach and Facilitator, www.readyforchange.ca