ESTJ Boundaries: Why Leaders Actually Need Personal Rules
The meeting had run forty minutes over schedule when Sarah, the ESTJ project manager, finally interrupted. “We’ve covered the same…
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ENFP Boundaries: Why Dreamers Actually Need Hard Lines
The conversation had been going for twenty minutes, and I could see it happening in real time. My ENFP colleague…
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ENFJ Boundaries: Why Givers Actually Must Protect Energy
The email sat in my inbox for three days. A former client wanted to reconnect, ostensibly to catch up, but…
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ISFP Boundaries: Why Artists Actually Need Strong Walls
The promotion discussion hadn’t gone well. I’d spent three years delivering exceptional creative work, mentoring junior team members, and quietly…
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ISTP Boundaries: Why Fixers Actually Need Personal Space
The project lead wanted a decision within the hour. Everyone turned to look at me, expecting immediate alignment with the…
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ISFJ Boundaries: Why Protectors Actually Need Protection
The first time someone accused me of being “too accommodating,” I didn’t know whether to apologize or defend myself. After…
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ISTJ Boundaries: Why Steady Types Actually Need Limits
The conference room fell silent after I’d stated my position. As the agency’s operations director, I’d just pushed back against…
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ENTP Boundaries: Why Innovators Actually Need Structure
You know the pattern. Someone crosses a line, expects you to just roll with it, and assumes your quick wit…
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ENTJ Boundaries: Why Commanders Actually Need Rules
The conference room went silent after my response. Not hostile silent, just surprised. The marketing director had just suggested we…
