Heidi Priebe

Heidi is the author of The Comprehensive ENFP Survival Guide, and The Comprehensive INFP Survival Guide.

8 Brutal Truths To Accept To Find Your Forever Person

Accept that you might be alone for a long time.

The Definition Of Hell For Each Myers-Briggs Personality

They say that one man’s heaven is another man’s hell and that couldn’t be truer when it comes to the sixteen Myers-Briggs Personality Types. Each one is inspired, enraged and absolutely tortured by something slightly different.

Maybe We Never Get To Have It All Figured Out At Once

I’ve spent the majority of my life working towards that magical point in time where all of my ducks would inevitably fall into a row.

Here’s Which Canadian Stereotype You Are Based On Your Myers-Briggs Personality Type

INTP: You are that guy who’s always wearing shorts in the middle of winter.

I Like That We Can’t Control The Weather

Even New York is not above the elements.

An Unassorted (And Largely Nonsensical) List Of Things That I’ve Been Thinking About Lately

I think it’s so profoundly odd how hung up we tend to get on the non-existent path we didn’t choose.

Wait For The Person Who Makes Love Feel Easy

If you have a Chuck-and-Blair or a Rachel-and-Ross or a Ted-and-Robin kind of relationship, I hate to break it to you but you’re probably with the wrong person.

What Each Personality Type Does In Order To Avoid Breaking Up With You

ESTJ: Outsources the breakup.

Here Are All Your Favorite Thought Catalog Classics Re-titled As If They Were Posted In 2017

14 Truths About Our Rapidly Decaying Planet That Only Old Souls Who Are Also Empaths Will Understand

The Most Important Things I’ve Learned About Writing, After Writing Every Day For Two Years

People don’t want to see you in your writing. They want to see themselves in it.

A Non-Comprehensive List Of Things That I Still Worry About (But Probably Shouldn’t)

I worry that I’ll never love anyone as much as the first person I ever fell in love with.

Another Way To Look At Things Ending

Calling my time in New York a failure because it ended would make about as much sense as calling a long plane ride a failure because the plane eventually landed.