The INFJ Revolution

INFJ and INFP multipotentialites contain a light that shines so bright and a life force so magnetic and attractive to others, we will never be at a loss for finding new relationships.

If we feel that we shouldn’t have a bazillion different interests, and that we should pursue only one narrow line of thought or inquiry in our lives, then we will always be slaves to this should and shouldn’t.

This is why the unique makeup of INFJs and INFPs is so valuable. Because we have this very weird mix of somehow being immune to entraining with large collectives (like corporations), while at the same time easily entraining with just one other individual (like a reader), anything we put out into the world with a positive message has the potential t

But for some INFJs it meant suddenly leaving their old church and joining a new one. Or traveling alone to a foreign country they had never visited before. Or withdrawing completely from the world for a while and severing relationship connections that had been entrenched for years.

Also, in my opinion, much of our obsessive planning is actually driven by anxiety at the root, rather than our natural talent for forecasting.

Our introverted intuition is usually so accurate that it’s easy to fall into the trap of assuming we don’t need anyone else’s opinion when it comes time for us to make a decision.

However, the reality is that INFJs and INFPs come endowed with a unique set of traits that equip us to handle power beautifully, if we’re brave enough to embrace it. We are people who consider situations from every angle and never rush to conclusions. Compassion and empathy sit high on our list of values and we will go to great lengths to ensure bo

So, it wasn’t that I was immune to all entraining. It seemed that I was particularly susceptible to entraining with others on a one-on-one basis, but entraining with a large group had little to no effect on me. And it seemed to be the other way around for everyone else. Most other people seemed to entrain very easily with large groups—teams and cor

Western society is made up mostly of sensors, 80 percent of the population is the approximate percentage. And honestly, it doesn’t matter if it’s 80 or 70 or 90 percent, the essential takeaway is that most other people in our society are not intuitives.