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The INFJ Writer
being the hardest worker at their job while also supporting friends and family members in whatever way they can. INFJs can be relied on, a trait that quickly makes itself apparent to people. And rely on the INFJ they do. But because INFJs hate saying no and sometimes have trouble being firm about their boundaries, they’re vulnerable to others
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Sensitive Intuitives are artists who depend on images and feelings received through their intuition to spark their creative fire.
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These individuals appear dreamy, scattered, lost in their own worlds, and constantly have their heads in the clouds. They also routinely blend fiction with reality.
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The real problems crop up when the writer can’t let go of their expectations and tries to force the book to match the vision
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really wanted from their writing. The evolution of casual mentor to professional coach happened very naturally for me.
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Imaginative
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But these days many writers believe that’s all that writing really is—craft.
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Theory of Positive Disintegration, which basically says that a person has to break down the Self entirely (via crisis and life experience) before they can begin true inner evolution. Dabrowski also conjectured that some people never evolve. In fact, he said that most people stay at the level of conforming to whatever society says is right for them.
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Listen to the songs, concentrate on the character you want to learn about, and let the images come.