Category: INFJ
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Ten Problems With The INFJ Stereotype
I tackle the ten biggest INFJ stereotypes and why they’re harmful. From rarity to spirituality, I reveal how these myths distort the true INFJ.
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INFJ: The Messy Judging Type
My biggest blind spot is external organization Like I said in my latest video, I tend to get a bit lost in my own head at times. Like, when I’m writing, I enter into a flow, and I literally black out everything else that happens around me. Time stops passing and I don’t know where…
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How I Became The Smiling Melancholic
I’ve always been the smiling melancholic—hiding my true feelings behind optimism. Here’s how I learned to stop smiling and start being real.
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What Are The Top Ten Best INFJ Careers
Thinking about getting a career as an INFJ? I’ve been doing some research and I’ve spotted six general directions INFJs should explore when creating their best fit career. As thanks to all my patreons I want to offer more career and work advice so that all types can find a best fit career and happiness…
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ENFP and INFJ Relationships
The Mirror Relationship This is a video/article request from Becky, one of my newest supporters on Patreon. Like in Socionics, I describe the ENFP and INFJ relationship as a mirror relationship, or a relationship between two types that come at the same problem from a different dimension. There is a big likemindedness from the two…
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INFJ Body Language | INFJ Facial Expressions
However, people who know you for a longer time soon become aware of this tendency in you, and so, they can find you hard to read. Is he happy because he is happy, or is he smiling because he is trying to cheer me up?
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INFJ vs INFP – The Guides
Struggling to tell INFJs from INFPs? Explore the hidden nature of these types and discover your true potential with my guide.
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INFJ – Why I Often Get Mistyped
I am an INFJ and have been frequently mistyped as ENFJ, ESFP, INFP, INTP, ESFJ, ENFP, ENTP, INTJ, and ISFP. Here’s why INFJs are difficult to type correctly.
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The Twelve INFJ Traumas
Explore the twelve core traumas INFJs carry, from perfectionism to fear of conflict. Based on enneagram types, learn to heal and grow.
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Accepting and trusting your voice as an INFJ
INFJs have a powerful voice that can influence others. Learn to trust your intuition and embrace your role as a diplomat and visionary.
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