Welcome - TheMindBehind.Net

This is a hobby website focused mainly around the Myers Briggs Personality Type Indicator (MBTI) but it also has biographies, movie information and summaries of philosophical books. MBTI is a professional personality sorter which is used by many psychologists, companies and schools to better understand their clients or staff. On this website it's used on historical figures and movie characters and you might be able to apply it on yourself with just the data on this website. However if you are serious about using the MBTI tool I recommend getting professional information.

I'm aware that according to the guidelines for the ethical use of MBTI, only those taking the assessment can identify their own best fit. Therefore this website is strictly entertainment and not meant to influence your view of these historical figures in any way.

Don't be shy to contact me about anything, I like to answer your questions and to read your arguments about my assessments of movie characters or historical figures. Just keep your first e-mail below 300 words because unfortunately I haven't got unlimited amounts of time.
E-Mail: dennis@themindbehind.net
Skype: dennis.wagenaar

Recent Updates
Due to the large amounts of visitors I felt responsible to make this website more professional. Therefore I have updated the layout, removed unprofessional pieces of text, added extra explanation were necessarily and I tried to remove even more language mistakes. As the visitors numbers have been increasing the language mistake reports also increased. Someone even proof read most of the MBTI part, a friend of mine reported more broken links then I would ever like to admit (you're very welcome to report not language related mistakes too, I just hope that they are very rare) and I really get regular e-mails with reported language mistakes. So I want to thank everybody who helped me improve the website.

I also added a whole new part to the website: Summaries of philosophical books. I added them to the website for the simple reason that I couldn't find any usefull ones on the internet and that I wanted to better understand the content of those books myself. I understand that this is totally unrelated to MBTI but I really just didn't have the time to make a new website for this new topic. I expect that most visitors go straight from Google to the deeper pages on this website anyway and never notice that it is also about a totally unrelated topic, therefore you few frontpage readers will be the only ones to see this strange link anyway.