Color Your Style, David Zyla’s Color System Today I’m talking about color again. Have you heard of David Zyla’s color system? He is one of the top global color and style experts. He charges almost $1k for a custom color palette, but he has written a book, Color Your Style (affiliate link), and today I’m […]

This is the sixth installment in a series on the eight Jungian cognitive functions that underlie the Myers-Briggs system. Today I’m excited to be talking about Introverted Feeling style. Stay tuned for what Introverted Feeling is, which Myers-Briggs types use it, and style tips and principles. If you have missed any of the previous episodes,

Introducing Extraverted Feeling Style Welcome to a conversation about extraverted feeling style, for people who use extraverted feeling in their Myers-Briggs type. I’m just over half way through a series on all eight of the Jungian cognitive functions and how they impact visual identity. This is Episode 42 of the Signature Style Systems podcast! Watch

Introverted Thinking or a Smart Introvert? Today’s topic is style for people using introverted thinking. I’m continuing a series on Myers-Briggs, cognitive functions, and how to use this system to create authentic style. (If you prefer to watch, find this content here on YouTube. It is also available on most podcasting platforms.) I will explain

Style for People Who Use Extraverted Thinking What does it mean to extravert thinking? In this article I’m going to explain that and how it impacts your personal style. I’m continuing a series on Myers-Briggs, cognitive functions, and how to use this system to create authentic style. If you prefer to watch, find roughly the

This is part two in a series on the cognitive functions. Last week I talked about Extraverted Sensing and this week I’m talking about Introverted Sensing style. If you prefer to listen, this is episode 39 of the Signature Style Systems podcast! (Also available on YouTube.) Whether you have intuitive or sensing preferences, 100% of

This article is the first in a series through the cognitive functions and how they can impact how you dress. Today I’m talking about Extraverted Sensing & Style. Hey there, my friend! I’m Rebecca Mielke, your Visual Identity Coach on a journey of self-discovery, so you can align your inner and outer self, show up

I can help you discover your cognitive function stack and Myers-Briggs personality type. I’m freshly back from a conference where I completed my profiler training with Personality Hacker. First, I want to explain how what I do with personality type is different from taking an online test. Then, I want to share my formula for

The one thing I’ve noticed consistently since starting to do personality profiling is that people are not always depicting their copilot or auxiliary function in their look. Today I will help you learn how to do that. Myers-Briggs & Your Style: Beyond Dichotomies So, in personality typing, we are looking beyond the four dichotomies, E/I

Using Principles of Design in Your Look Lines are the building blocks of visual art. You are a walking work of art. Using principles of design, you can evoke a specific feeling, create a sense of movement or stability, and guide the viewers eye. Your look is an artistic composition; let’s talk about artistic principles.