Infj psychology

The INFJ is one of the most misunderstood personality types in the Myers-Briggs community. They are often touted as wizards or berated as “snowflakes”. So many people mistype as INFJs that a lot of mixed-up information has been developed as a result. When you read a type description of an INFJ, chances are you’re reading

INFJs Jobs & Career Matches: How to Find the Best Job For the INFJ It can be challenging to find the right career which seems to match your inner desires and personality. Sometimes we find ourselves considering jobs which don’t truly suits your personality and behaviors. For the INFJ this can be a long process, […]

INFJ Trauma: How INFJs Deal with and Respond to Past Trauma When it comes to experiencing trauma, everyone has their own ways of handling and coping with what they go through. Of course, it often requires certain help from others, and serious trauma can also require therapy to find tools and ways to move through […]

Honoring Your Inner Child as an INFJ Have you ever looked around at your life and wondered where all the time went? I turned 37 this year, and I've been a mother for 16 of those years. Finding the time to read a book, reflect on life, or just watch a beautiful sunset can seem

INFJ Spirit Animals: What Best Symbolizes the INFJ It is said that we walk the earth with various spirit guides, some of which include animals. While to some people, the idea of a spirit animal seems like a cute and fun thing, to others, it is a serious inner and spiritual belief. Many cultures believe […]

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''How the INFJ Responds To Stress'' [PsychologyJunkie.com]

INFJs at their best are insightful, kind, visionary, and creative. However, the unhealthy INFJ can be a nightmare to encounter. As an INFJ myself, I’m all too familiar with some of our bad habits. Some of these negative traits many of us will relate to – while others will (hopefully) be unrelatable because INFJs only

I know this crash sounds violent. That’s because it is. You have officially hit the burnout stage and you need to rest and regroup. If you are like me, this regrouping takes a hot minute. Like hours really. Sometimes days. Then I get so comfortable doing nothing and so afraid of the next crash that I just camp out for a while and avoid all the things. I’m not advising you to do this, I’m just telling you what I do.