New MBTI® Blog from CPP’s Lead Trainer
posted by leah.walling
I’m very excited to share with you all a new resource for MBTI® Practitioners - the MBTI® Talk Blog. Written by CPP’s Lead MBTI® Certification Trainer Michael Segovia, the MBTI Talk Blog is the latest resource for gaining new MBTI insights. By following Michael’s blog, practitioners and consultants will have access to coaching tips and best practices for applying MBTI type concepts, while learning more about the Myers-Briggs® assessment-all from Michael’s unique perspective.
Michael has been traveling across the globe for decades, providing training on the Myers-Briggs and Strong Interest Inventory® assessments in the United States, United Kingdom, Brazil, Mexico, Australia, Japan, Korea, Philippines, South Africa, Gulf Cooperation Council (Middle East), China, India, and more. We thought it might be interesting for people to learn more about his adventures and experiences across the country and around the world providing certification training to new MBTI practitioners.
Check out Michael’s blog at http://www.mbtitalk.com and subscribe to the RSS and Comments feeds. He’s looking forward to hearing from the newly certified as well as seasoned practitioners, so send him your questions, comments, and feedback.
Subscribe the new MBTI® Talk Blog today at: http://www.mbtitalk.com.
Evelyn
July 31st, 2011 at 7:18 am
Help! I’m conducting a workshop next week and have a very unique group!!! With 18 participants, I have ALL “F”s and ALL “J”s…not one T nor P. It’s nice to see that they are all well-suited for their field! Any suggestions for activities since my usual divide and conquer examples will not apply?
Sherrie Haynie
August 2nd, 2011 at 9:33 am
Hi Evelyn,
You may want to consider utilizing Step II with this group. They may have out of preference facets which would help you illuminate unique characteristics for their type. Otherwise you will need to demonstrate the other preferences with concrete examples. Depending on your audience, objectives and focus for the session, the Introduction to Type series booklets are rich with examples from which you could reference.
Best of luck!
Sherrie Haynie