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Four letters. One quiz. A neat little label you can carry around like proof that you “get yourself.” But what if that label is also quietly shrinking your life? Today we dig into the uncomfortable side of personality tests, from Myers-Briggs types to skill and strengths quizzes, and why they can feel helpful while still being deeply reductive. I love a good self-discovery tool as much as anyone, but I don’t love what happens when we start introducing ourselves as a result instead of a real, changing human.

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World-renowned life coach and author Susie Moore presents the Let It Be Easy with Susie Moore podcast. After years of coaching celebrities, CEOs, Olympians, and other high performers, Susie knows how to break down barriers to success and personal happiness. Through an engaging mix of short and long episodes, exclusive interviews with deep thinkers, and a focus on examining and upgrading personal beliefs, Susie will share how you can confidently take control, shift your perspectives and live a wildly fun, expansive, and joyful life. This podcast is the encouraging, warm and wise friend we all wish we had. Susie is the resident life coach for the world's biggest health and wellness site for Millennials, Greatist. She's a sought-after life coach for media outlets and has been featured on the likes of the Today show, Good Morning America, Dr. Oz, Business Insider, Forbes, Oprah, The Wall Street Journal, Cosmopolitan, and Marie Claire. Her work has also been shared by celebrities and thought leaders like Arianna Huffington, Kris Jenner, Paulo Coelho, T.Harv Ekker, Tony Robbins, Dave Asprey, Sara Blakely, Gay Hendricks and Steven Pressfield.

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World-renowned life coach and author Susie Moore presents the Let It Be Easy with Susie Moore podcast. After years of coaching celebrities, CEOs, Olympians, and other high perfo

Why I Dislike Myers Briggs