A question came up in conversation recently that is a perfect topic for this group. The argument, roughly: certain personality types will struggle to wear their correct color result, even if the determination is objectively right for their coloring. An INTP who is a Bright Spring will resist it because bright and warm reads as drawing attention, and drawing attention is not the goal. The flip side also came up: an extroverted, expressive type stuck with a muted, cool result may find it just as hard to embrace. It's a genuinely interesting claim. Where do you land on it? Also — we have some new members who joined this week. Welcome to everyone who just found their way here. Drop your type and color result in the data thread (https://www.skool.com/the-color-typology-lab-7535/personality-type-color-season-building-the-data-set?p=4adeff77) if you haven't already, and jump in wherever something catches your attention.

📊 UPDATE: You can now add your entry directly to the live tracker at mbti-color-season.netlify.app — just scroll down to the entry form. The dataset and charts update in real time! ________________________________________________________________________________ Many of you have already shared your type and season somewhere in the group (the welcome thread, comments, DMs). I'm asking you to drop it here again so I can have it all in one place and start looking at patterns. 👩‍🎓🔍 What I hope to explore, to start, is whether type correlates with anything measurable on the color side (or vice versa). I'll share patterns back with the group as the data set builds and use what comes in to shape the next round of research questions. If you have a pattern you're curious about, drop it in the comments. This is a collective effort. 🧪 The grid starts here. In the future, I will tag new members here so they can continue to add to the data. Drop your information below using this format: MBTI type | color season | any contested or alternate results Example: ESTJ | Dark Autumn | also tested as Deep Winter 👇 If you only have one of the two, drop what you know. Partial data still counts.