Today’s Question Corner podcast focuses on the relationship between an INTJ woman and her ISTJ husband. Listen in as Myers-Briggs Master Practitioner Edythe Richards answers this relationship question.
Regardless of one’s Myers-Briggs type, it is my belief and the belief of most practitioners that any 2 well-developed healthy people of any type can have a successful relationship. The Myers-Briggs may be useful in predicting some successes and challenges that various relationships will face, but of course there is no fool-proof method for predicting relationship success with any assessment or tool. Relationships are difficult to measure or predict, and there are so many dynamics that come into play that the Myers-Briggs doesn’t measure, so it’s important that I state that first..
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