Mode State Stage

Realize your Potential through Self- and Other-knowledge

Benefit from being true to yourself, by understanding yourself

Knowing and understanding your personality, or 'spontaneous' mode, will enable you to position yourself optimally in all areas of your life. You will thus enhance your self-knowledge and self-awareness, and this will have the effect of benefitting you in all areas of your life.

Visit 'Discover your Mode' (on the 'Featured Posts' page) to discover, or confirm, whether you are predisposed to being mostly in a 'feeling' (empathic, identifying) mode, an 'intuitive' (prescient, figurative) mode, a 'sensing' (sensory, perceptible) mode, or a 'thinking' (rational, objective) mode – Dr Carl Jung's 'psychological functions? Or are you mostly in a combination of these modes (taking 'process' into account)? And do you switch between these modes depending on various factors (e.g. as demanded by the projects we are currently working on)? Here, in this website, we explore these concepts.

Jung's 'psychological functions' together with his concepts of introversion and extroversion, the two psychological 'attitudes', are the basis of many personality assessments, e.g. the MBTI, the Kiersey Temperament Assessment, and other 16-type personality models.

The information posted on this site elaborates the model and describes its applications in various contexts and situations – see the 'Featured Posts', 'Insights' (longer, more in-depth) and 'Knowledgebites' (shorter, less in-depth) pages for the various post types, including articles. The first 'Insight' post, 'Mode State Stage, an Overview' initiates the series of 'primers' for understanding the model and its relations to its underlying, or contributing, theories.

If you do not know your personality 'Modal Stack', or 'Type Stack', and you would prefer not to do a quiz to find it out, visit the 'Discover your Mode' post where you can follow four easy steps to do so, using key words and key phrases.

On the 'Publications' page, you will find the books and other media referred to in the 'Featured Posts', 'Insights' and 'Knowledgebites' posts, as well as those regarded as recommended reading. Please note that by enabling referral cookies, you will allow a referral commission to be earned, which will not affect the price you will pay for any of these publications.

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