How to use personality tests to change your life

<p>We all know <em>that person</em>. The one who’s read all the books, taken all the personality tests, and been to therapy for years but somehow is exactly the same as when they started? They could talk to you all day long about their issues—they know exactly why they are the way they are—but haven’t actually <em>changed</em>.</p> <p>None of us want to be that person. But going from intellectually understanding stuff to <em>integrating</em> that information and actually thinking, feeling, and behaving differently? That’s not an easy.</p> <p>People who “know things” are a dime a dozen. People who have integrated what they know are rare. And bridging that gap usually takes help.</p> <p><strong>So, in this brand-new episode of the podcast we’re delving into how we, as coaches, use information that all of us love (personality tests) to actually help our clients change their feelings, beliefs, and behavior.</strong></p> <p>We talked about…</p> <ul> <li>Our three favorite personality tests, ranked in order of usefulness.</li> <li>Which tests are most helpful according to your situation (not all tests make sense in every situation!).</li> <li>Examples of how we’ve used clients’ personality test results to help them make changes that stick.</li> <li>Plus, examples of how we’ve used our own results to change our circumstances.</li> </ul> <p>1-ON-1 COACHING IS OPEN FOR ENROLLMENT!</p> <p>We debated whether or not to continue as planned with opening enrollment for 1:1 coaching this week, which we do 3 times per year. Right now doesn’t necessarily feel like an ideal time to do <em>anything</em>!</p> <p>But we decided to stay the course. For some, what’s going on in the world may have thrown a wrench into your plans, and coaching no longer makes sense. But for others, that same wrench may be the very <em>reason</em> it makes sense for you to have extra structure, support, and clarity right now.</p> <p><strong>It’s our job to help guide people through transitions, existential crises, and major life questions. So as long as pe