Having now finished, I must note that I had to switch to the audiobook, as I found the narrator much more helpful. NOTE FOR PARENTS: DO NOT listen with children present, as extremely inappropriate situations are discussed, which I was horrified at the lack of warning or presence of mind due the author, considering the book is presented from a faith point of view.
Overall, it was a battle between helpful information and complete bias. The author does not strike me as a writer, and maybe that was the disconnect due editing staff. She made her husband sound very insecure and domineering, and herself a happy-go-lucky steamroller. I more appreciated the outsourced stories as examples of the different personalities. I will be way more interested to hear the original personalities book by her parents, if I am able to find it.
-Update: I look back, and I find this incredibly limiting and foundationally incorrect on many levels. What people don't realize (I didn't), is that sometimes the personalities we adopt are not even our own. I do find that regardless of the caviats by the authors, "don't let your personality be an excuse," the opposite frequently happens. There are too many "personality" profiles that are actually rooted in false religion, or are completely against who God says we are.
The fact is, if you feel like you have something influencing your life for the worse, you probably have some literal demons to get rid of, curses to break, and heading healing to obtain. I used to find personality stuff fun and intriguing, now however, all of it is wrong if for no other reason, than I shouldn't be listening to anyone telling me about myself. I need to read the Word and find out what God says about me, whether written, or in spirit. I divorce myself of all of this other rubbish.