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What Rest Means to Each Myers-Briggs® Personality Type

When people say they need to rest, we tend to picture the same small collection of activities: sleeping late, lying on the couch, taking a bath, perhaps watching six episodes of something while insisting it is only playing in the background.

What Rest Means to Each Myers-Briggs® Personality Type

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When people say they need to rest, we tend to picture the same small collection of activities: sleeping late, lying on the couch, taking a bath, perhaps watching six episodes of something while insisting it is only playing in the background.

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