INFJs are really remarkable people to have in your life because they are the rarest
MBTI type of all. With their mix of idealism and action, as well as emotion and logic,
they approach life with genuine concern for the well-being of others, resulting in a beautifully
empathetic and results-oriented individual. They are motivated by their beliefs and principles.
Their awareness of their own impulses aids them in encouraging growth and transformation.
They want to see the world improve and are continuously coming up with new ways to help.
INFJs thrive in doing things that combine their need for creativity with their desire to make a
positive difference in the world. INFJs are frequently excellent achievers who excel in
both school and work. They have a tendency to be perfectionists and put a lot of effort into
their work. There is no doubt that even though they make up a small percent of the population,
they are insuperable. Every personality type is unique with their own quirks but in this video,
we’ll look at 8 ways the INFJ remains undefeated over other personality types.
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They are great decision makers
Before making a decision, an INFJ likes to get as much information as possible. They are frequently
able to perceive the larger picture and may foresee a variety of outcomes. They are
also empathic (feeling) and will look at things from different perspectives than their own.
When making a decision, INFJs consider the impact their decision will have on others. In ordinary
situations, they are typically decisive. They don't frequently second-guess their choices.
If other introverted personality types were given the duty
of planning a vacation with their friends, they would be completely overwhelmed. They could be
tripped up by minor details and become petrified by the fear of making the wrong decision.
Instead, an INFJ would look into all of the possible vacation possibilities. They'd think
about everything, including how their decisions would influence their pals. They would make
a strong conclusion and not look back after spending a large amount of time contemplating.
They can control their anger
INFJs don’t like to express anger. When they are wronged, they want to think over their
sentiments in privacy, ensuring that they are in the right. The moment for expressing themselves
has often passed by the time they have determined that their rage is warranted.
They're also concerned about how their anger would influence others.
If someone makes fun of a subject that other personality types care about, they may withdraw
or become enraged. If pressed more on the subject,
they may feel compelled to remark something snarky
and then walk away. They will only show their full rage afterwards, in private.
In the identical situation, an INFJ would most likely remain unresponsive.
They'd feel enraged on the inside, but an INFJ wouldn't say anything
unless the offense had an impact on the emotional well-being of those around them.
They are humble and down to earth
INFJs are about as far from being tyrants as possible. This personality does not consider
themselves to be "above" or superior to others. They realize that we're all in this life together
and that we're all just trying our best. The INFJ is a modest individual
who only wants to do good for others. They are gentle and loving individuals who despise
being arrogant or watching another's arrogance. They rarely assume they are superior to others,
and they frequently overlook their own strengths and abilities. They are usually clever people with
a wide range of amazing abilities that they are
unable to recognize.
INFJs comprehend human nature
better than any other personality type, which is why they are unbeatable.
They can fit in almost anywhere
INFJs are chameleons in social situations.
While they clearly prefer introversion, others are often taken aback by this,
mistaking them for extroverts. That's because an INFJ has the ability to 'chameleon'
and appear extraverted, partly because they care about people,
but also because they are accustomed
to modifying themselves to better fit the world around them, which not every personality type has.
Others may accuse the INFJ of being fake because of their camouflage to fit specific social groups
or persons, but this is not the case. The INFJ strives to blend in with others. It's normal for
them to feel misunderstood, and they've learnt to adjust their conduct to fit the scenario.
For example, with one friend, they're more of a jokester, an introvert with another,
and an intellectual with yet another. It's like they’re showing themselves in pieces.
They are extremely reliable
INFJs are incredibly reliable, especially when it comes to the people they care about the most.
They will always be there to support and adore people close to them, and all they want is for
them to be happy. INFJs have a tendency to get lost in their own thoughts, which can
cause them to become distracted. However, in the vast majority of circumstances, the INFJ
will be fully capable of being the helpful and caring companion that makes them so wonderful.
They want to be someone who people can rely on, and they loathe the feeling of being a burden.
They are always in service of others
Unfortunately, many people still believe that introverts who prefer silence and seclusion are
unapproachable or even greedy. INFJs are true introverts who require a lot of alone time, yet
they're also quite interested in other people. As a result, they could be mistaken for extroverts.
INFJs, in particular, enjoy helping others. In fact, they feel that trying to empower
others is a key component of their own INFJ happiness. Teaching, counseling, and coaching
have all proven to be effective in this regard.
Being an INFJ means being an idealist who wishes to improve the world, especially for those who are
suffering or neglected and that is enough to make us value their importance in this world.
They live to be creative
INFJ personality types are extremely imaginative and creative. They are compassionate, and they
utilize this to their advantage when assisting others with their issues. They like discovering
answers to problems in all sectors of life, and their imagination can help them perceive things
in new ways. INFJs are very enthusiastic about applying their creativity to benefit others.
Intuition is an INFJ personality attribute that allows people to express their creativity,
particularly in writing and the arts. They have a strong ability to communicate their intuition
to the outside world. INFJs are also good at giving advise
since they can quickly come up with the proper response for the person who needs
help. They can easily come up with multiple solutions to the same problem. For others,
creativity may not be important but for INFJs, it is their way of life.
INFJs have a wide range of abilities that can benefit those around them. INFJs can
use their skills to make a beneficial impact on others, both at work and in their personal lives.
INFJs have a keen sense of what other people require. They're inherently empathic and
aware of their surroundings, so they can often predict what others are thinking or
feeling. They have a strong sense of optimism, which frequently drives positive change.
They frequently put their faith in people's good intentions to make the world a better, more united
place. Their upbeat attitude can encourage others to contribute to worthwhile projects.
INFJs have a strong ability to connect with individuals around them. They are good listeners
who may be a supportive companion or confidante. They seek out deep relationships with people,
and they frequently use their abilities to form solid, dependable friendships.
INFJs have a lot of qualities that show they are the undefeated personality type,
and they should be appreciated for it.