Do you know your personality?

Yes I’m an INFP



The INFP personality type, also known as the Mediator or Idealist, is characterized by being Introverted, Intuitive, Feeling, and Perceiving. INFPs are creative, compassionate, and idealistic individuals who are deeply motivated by their strong personal values and desire to make the world a better place. They are thoughtful, value personal growth, and are drawn to deep, meaningful connections, often finding themselves in creative or human service-oriented careers.
Key Characteristics of the INFP Personality
Introverted: They prefer solitude or small groups, needing time alone to recharge their energy and process their thoughts.
Intuitive: They are imaginative, curious, and insightful, often lost in thought and able to see potential in new situations and people.
Feeling: They are empathetic, compassionate, and deeply connected to their own feelings and the feelings of others.
Perceiving: They are flexible, spontaneous, and open-minded, often taking a creative and adaptable approach to life and problem-solving.
Strengths
Empathy and Compassion: They have a profound ability to understand and care for others' needs.
Creativity: INFPs are known for their imaginative ideas and unique ability to express themselves through various creative outlets like writing or art.
Strong Values: They possess a strong inner moral compass and are committed to their beliefs.
Idealism: They are driven by a vision of a better world and a desire to help others reach their full potential.
Potential Challenges
Conflict Aversion: INFPs may dislike conflict and struggle to voice their opinions in meetings or challenging situations.
Inner World vs. Outer Expression: What goes on inside them may not always be visible to others, leading to misunderstandings.
Perfectionism: Their idealistic nature can lead them to be perfectionists, sometimes overlooking practical details.
Over-sensitivity: They can be very sensitive to their environment and the emotions of others.

ISFJ.

I was sceptical about these until I did one and read the description!

Key Characteristics

Introverted (I):

ISFJs are quiet and reserved, preferring small groups or solitude and needing time alone to recharge.

Sensing (S):

They focus on concrete details, facts, and present realities rather than abstract theories.

Feeling (F):

Decisions are guided by personal values and a deep concern for how their actions affect others, leading to kindness and empathy.

Judging (J):

ISFJs prefer structure, planning, and a sense of order over spontaneity.

Common Traits and Strengths

Warm-hearted and Caring:

They possess a quiet warmth and a deep desire to serve and support others.

Dependable and Responsible:

Known for their strong sense of duty, they are reliable and conscientious in their commitments.

Practical and Organized:

ISFJs are skilled at creating practical plans to meet needs and enjoy working in orderly environments.

Observant:

They notice small details and changes in people and projects that others might miss.

Potential Development Areas

Overly Cautious:They may be hesitant to take risks or consider radical new ideas.

Lack of Assertiveness:They might avoid conflict or base decisions on what they believe will please others.

Struggle with Change:Unexpected events or a lack of preparation can be mentally draining, as they prefer routine and security.

INFJ-T (Advocate)

As an INFJ (Advocate), you possess a unique combination of idealism and insight that sets you apart in today’s world. Your rich inner life is characterized by complex emotions, vivid imagination, and a deep well of empathy that allows you to connect with others on a profound level. You have an unwavering commitment to your principles and an intense desire to make a positive impact on the world around you.

Your natural ability to understand and interpret the feelings and motivations of others is both a gift and a challenge. While it enables you to form deep, meaningful connections and offer invaluable support to those around you, it can also leave you feeling overwhelmed by the emotions and needs of others. You often find yourself torn between your desire to help and your need for privacy and solitude.

No, not really. But I'm then also a fighter. I fight the things that limit me. My dyslexia, my speach defect, my stutter, my too big a tongue for my mouth... and that's only the speech faculty. I do still believe in love and higher things like great art and individual abilities

Well that's deeper than the Pecos in April that is! Good luck with all that.

INFP introvert intuitive feeling and I forget what the p stands for. I did the test a long time ago.

I’ve always tested infj

INJF or T depending on when I take the test. I'm on the cusp

At last check, it was INFJ-T.

OLDIE 😬

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