Esc で閉じる ↑↓ で移動 Enter で決定

How To Overcome Feelings of Inferiority

こんにちは、 Erik Thor です。開発者、心理学者、そしてライターとして活動しています。性格スペクトル、認知機能、그리고 성장에 대해 탐구합니다. 프로필 보기 또는 활동 지원하기。

For the INFP personality type, the more stress of extrovert thinking increases, the more intense the feeling of inferiority becomes. The more Introverted Feelings are used, the stronger the level of self-esteem.

Take the Eight Practices of Love Test
Promotion

Take the Eight Practices of Love Test

Find out which of the eight practices of love you lean on, and which one you have been avoiding.

Take the test

What makes an INFP feel inferior?

  • Being asked to sell or market a product
  • Being tasked to drive or run a project
  • Having to argue for a better deal

Increased pressure to use Extroverted Thinking leads to a decreased feeling of self-esteem.

How to increase your self-esteem as an InFp

Use your introverted feeling function to find meaningful uses and ways to contribute to your community and environment.

  • Provide careful counseling and empathy for people who need it.
  • Contribute to ethical improvements and improved well-being
  • Please share your personal story in some way and use it to connect with like-minded people or inspire others.

Your challenge is to find a way to express your strengths while comfortably asking for help and support in areas where you struggle. This will allow you to bring your A-game and encourage other people to do the same.

Pre-order My Book Now
Campaign

Pre-order My Book Now

Why I Love is eight practices that help me overcome cynicism. Reserve your copy and get your name in the first edition.

Pre-order the book
Erik Thor

Erik Thor

ライター、心理学者、プログラマー

性格スペクトル、ユングの認知機能、そして自己所有権について追究しています。コーチ、オンラインクリエイター、著者としてのサイドプロジェクトを展開しながら、集団の調和、自己エンパワーメント、そして成長を促すツール開発や記事執筆を目標としています。

Upcoming Book by Erik Thor

The Age of Self-Realization

An exploration of what it means to live in alignment with your true values. In a world full of external noise and identity traps, this book is about overcoming internal conflict, understanding your cognitive patterns, and finding the courage to grow into who you are.


Loading discussion…