Curious Thinker Psychology

Ancient Chinese philosopher Confucius had some interesting thoughts about what it means to be a gentleman. In his writings, he used the term “Jun-Zi” to describe that concept.

“Jun-Zi” is one who cultivates himself morally, shows loyalty where due, honors his relationships with family, and attempts to cultivate humanity and benevolence. He acts more than speaks, disciplines himself, and is obedient and knowledgeable.

Finally, I leave you with a quote:

“When I walk along with two others, they may serve me as my teachers. I will select their good qualities and follow them, their bad qualities and avoid them.”
– Confucius

It has been over a year since I launched Technikal Mind, and today (June 25th) marks a full year since I published my first article here, An Introduction to Myers-Briggs. A lot has happened since then.

The website has went through a few different changes and styles. At first, I published introductory articles related to Myers-Briggs and personality theory. Then the articles began to focus on relationships, cognitive therapy and ultimately abnormal and clinical psychology. After a short hiatus, I felt like a refresh was in order. I redesigned the website and decided to take on a wider, more varied and personal approach. For instance, ramblings on philosophy, psychology, history, freemasonry and computers/science. However, I haven’t been disciplined in creating content so it hasn’t panned out yet.

As something to shoot for goal-wise, I’m going to do my best to put out a minimum of one post each week. See you soon!