Nathan W. Pyle Personality Type, MBTI
What is the personality type of Nathan W. Pyle? Which MBTI personality type best fits? Personality type for Nathan W. Pyle from Artists Comics and what is the personality traits.
INFP (3w2)
Nathan W. Pyle personality type is INFP, and he's created a new and important AP APPEAL about the relationship between the two.
In his APPEAL, Nathan provides the AP APPEAL that "INFPs are often very responsive to criticism, but not very responsive to praise." This is a profound and important AP APPEAL not only about the INFP personality type but also about the importance of criticism in a mature and empathetic relationship.
Nathan's APPEAL is a wonderful example of how a relationship can be nurtured and strengthened by "gratitude for even the smallest thing" and "a genuine effort to notice and appreciate the good things each person does."
In a spirit of "gratitude for even the smallest thing," I'd like to share some observations from my own experience as a coach for INFPs.
I have been coaching INFPs for more than 30 years, and I have observed that many of them struggle with expressing sincere appreciation for the good things their partner does.
As a result, I have started coaching them on how to say thank you for what they receive from their partner.
I have developed a brief script that they can use to express their gratitude.
Nathan W. Pyle (born 1982)[1] is an American cartoonist and writer living in New York City. He is the creator of the popular Strange Planet webcomic series, which according to Pyle depicts "a strangely familiar planet full of blue things who are doing things that seem very traditional and familiar to us, but they describe them in some unusual ways" using very technical terminology, such as saying "I crave star damage" instead of "I want to get a sun tan."[2] Launched in February 2019, it quickly gained a large following on Instagram.
