The Timeless Essence of Understanding Human Behaviour: From Ancient Greece to Pentecostal Pulpits to DISC and Myers-Briggs
The quest for understanding human behaviour is as old as civilisation itself, often repackaged in new forms to suit the zeitgeist. As I’ve previously discussed, the repetitive nature of professional training and the notion that “there is nothing new under the sun” are particularly evident in the realm of personality assessments. This article aims to […]