Reclaiming and Renewing Your Life After 50

If you are new to the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator, take this important step in self-discovery. If you’ve already taken the MBTI, you’ll find richer information and clarification of your type with Step II (see sample below).

The MBTI will help you not only with self-understanding, but in many other areas of your life, from personal and work relationships to career choices and stress reduction.

The MBTI Step II is an in-depth, personalized report of your type that includes Step I. Step I establishes your four-letter type, which sheds light on your preferences for

•where you get your personal sources of energy

•how you take in information

•how you make decisions

•your style of relating to the outside world.

Step II takes Step I results further. It is an 18-page narrative and graphic report that

•Scales your responses to 20 facets of your personality type, helping you understand your unique expression of type.

•Applies your results to how you communicate, manage change and manage conflict.

•Includes tips on enhancing these important areas.

I am a qualified administrator of the MBTI, and love Step II. It’s full of information, clarifying and easy to take on line. By taking the assessment you are joining millions of others worldwide who have gained insight from this respected instrument, backed by more than 50 years of scientific research.

To see a sample of the MBTI Step II, click here

This opportunity is not limited to my coaching clients, if you want to take the MBTI, please contact me.

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“I’m glad I took the MBTI.  It surprised me with its accuracy about my personality; I sometimes forget who I really am apart from my job.”

- Advertising Vice President, Massachusetts

“The greatest challenge I have faced  has been to identify a career that satisfies my true innate abilities and desires.  Taking the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator, along with Alex’s coaching, has given me a unique perspective to focus not only on my career goals, but my dreams and hobbies as I move through life.”

-Marketing and Sales Executive, Maryland