The INFP Myers Briggs personality type is known for being an idealistic, open minded,
imaginative, harmony seeking diplomat. Famous likely INFPs change makers include Helen Keller,
William Shakespeare, Princess Diana, and Mr. Fred Rogers. Are you an INFP or think you
might be? In this video we'll explore some ways that you will change the world.
Welcome back! My name is Amber Melanie Smith and I am a nonprofit founder, executive director,
and speaker who makes these YouTube videos to help aspiring changemakers with tips and
strategies to help you make a difference while living a life of impact and purpose.
So, INFPs are these pure hearted spirits who genuinely, authentically believe that there's
more good out there in the world than there is evil and will gladly do their part to make
the world an even better place. If you're not sure what your Myers Briggs personality
type is yet and you want to find out, I've left a link below in my description to some
online assessments that you can take. And if you like this video and find it helpful,
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videos on all things related to social impact, how each person can uniquely change the world,
and more. So before I get into exactly how INFPs can
change the world, let's just review a couple of their characteristics. So the first thing
to note is that INFPs are one of the rarer personality types. They make up about two
to four percent of the population. INFPs see the beauty in everything. They really want
to create a better world for everyone and have a lot of ideas on how to do so. They're
exceptionally visionary and creative and able to imagine a better future for all, possibly
more importantly, are able to communicate that vision for a better future for all with
everyone clearly and passionately. Weaknesses of INFPs, however, include being a bit impractical.
Perhaps being overly reserved or private, and lacking an understanding of detail or
logical approaches. INFPs really need to work on tasks or projects
that have a direct and deeply meaningful impact on the world as they find very little value
in all things mundane.