We all love a Personality Quiz, right?
You get to see yourself through a lens you may never have considered looking through, and discover things about yourself you never thought about before, and who doesn’t love an excuse to think and to talk about themselves for a few minutes?
There has been a boom of Personality Quizzes and Typology Assessments over the last 10 years, and even more so since the pandemic.
And it makes sense why.
In particularly chaotic and challenging times, we tend to look for something, anything, to help us make sense of things, to make sense of ourselves, and to reassure us that not only are we equipped to survive this chaos, but that we are able to thrive beyond it.
As we’re digging into the questions of who or what can tell us who we are, and the limitations of any person or tool that attempts to do that, I’m thinking about typologies.
Our interest in them, our reliance on them, and what that means–what we’re making that mean–about ourselves and about each other.
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