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the 13 Unusual Hobbies Of INFJ Personality Types  Make sure to watch each one and find out which one  

suits you the best!   

INFJs (Advocates/Counselors) are among the most  uncommon Myers-Briggs personality types. INFJs  

enjoy any activity that gives them  the freedom to follow their passions,  

push their intellectual limits, and decide  how much (if any) social interaction they  

want to engage in. Fortunately, a wide range of  activities and hobbies satisfy these criteria.  

If you think you are an INFJ,  dive deeper into your personality,  

learn what are the hobbies you can emerge into and  determine how you can use them to increase your  

soft skills and achieve personal growth. Here are  the 13 Unusual Hobbies Of INFJ Personality Types.

Number 1 - Reading This is one of the top  

Many INFJs are voracious readers who eat up  a variety of fiction and nonfiction books.  

It goes without saying that INFJs enjoy reading.  INFJs enjoy reading more than any other activity,  

by far. Books provide a break from the mundane  world, an escape into the imagination, and,  

occasionally, helpful guidance for navigating  life's ups and downs. The majority of these  

individuals are ardent readers when it comes to  INFJ interests. In fact, INFJs came in second when  

it comes to the number of books read in one year  in a study comparing type and reading. Reading  

helps INFJs become more creative and introduces  them to other planets, stories and emotions.

Number 2 - Outdoor activities INFJs prefer being in nature,  

especially when they are by themselves. Many  INFJs find that taking a stroll through the park,  

relaxing on the beach while watching the waves,  or hiking through the mountains is both calming  

and thrilling. In nature, INFJs find solitude to  be both rejuvenating and inspiring. The peace and  

calm of the mountains, lakes, and woodlands all  invite individuals to concentrate and reflect  

on everything that is conceivable, true, and  beautiful in the universe. INFJs have a tremendous  

urge to explore the world and learn new things.  INFJs frequently get lost in their own imagination  

and enjoy a very fulfilling inner life. The  INFJ can pass for the real thing because of  

their capacity to examine their own magical inner  idea. Although they would prefer to arrange these  

activities, they like the chance to explore new  things. INFJs usually like learning new things  

while traveling and experiencing various  cultures. They enjoy learning new things,  

but they dislike being thrown  into anything on a whim.

Number 3 - Volunteering INFJs usually have a strong  

desire to help others and/or advance causes that  are important to them. INFJs can use their talents  

to make the world a better place by volunteering,  and it may even turn into one of their interests.  

Volunteering would be extremely helpful for  INFJs, especially if they are preoccupied with  

their own thoughts. The INFJ may become depressed  and overthink things if they spend too much time  

thinking about themselves and their own  lives. They are concerned for other people  

and want to do more to change the world. If the  INFJ has the chance to volunteer and observe  

how their efforts positively affect those in  need, it will be incredibly rewarding for them. 

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  Number 4 - Meditation 

INFJs are frequently open to incorporating  spiritual and/or mindfulness techniques into  

their daily routines. Popular INFJ hobbies include  yoga, meditation, and other comparable activities.  

INFJs are the kind of people whose minds are  likely to be constantly racing throughout the day.  

Due to their inability to quiet their active  minds, this may occasionally even prevent  

them from falling asleep. Because their minds  are constantly racing, INFJs can gain a lot  

from meditation. Each day, just clearing their  minds for a few minutes can help them unwind.

Number 5 - Cooking A lot of other INFJs  

mention this hobby. While engaging  our INFJs senses, cooking and baking  

also provide them the ability to help others  by giving them delectable goodies they make.

Number 6 - Dancing Dance has been practiced for many years.  

It's a delightful activity that you may do with  loved ones, friends, or even by yourself. Dancing  

is a great hobby for INFJs because it helps  with coordination, flexibility, stress release,  

and self-confidence, among other things. Many  people don't imagine that Intuitive personalities  

would appreciate a physical activity like dancing.  However, m any INFJs enjoy dancing and become  

graceful around music. Although it's not the most  common INFJ hobby, some INFJs also love to dance.

Number 7 - Crafting 

Simply put, there are too many crafts and hobbies  to mention them all, and INFJs value variety. Some  

of the arts and crafts-related hobbies enjoyed  by INFJs include jewellery making, glassblowing,  

soap making, flower arranging, and furniture  restoration. The textile arts, including knitting,  

crocheting, and quilting, are popular among INFJs.  For special occasions like attending a craft fair,  

some people will also create their own attire  or sew garments from scratch. Two of the most  

well-liked fiber arts are knitting and crocheting,  both of which are initially inexpensive.  

Dishcloths, hats, and scarves are easy to  learn how to make and make wonderful presents  

which is great information for INFJs because  they definitely prefer to give rather than take.

Number 8 - Writing INFJs enjoy this activity  

quite a bit. Poetry, fiction, and non-fiction are  some of their favored writing topics and genres.  

While some INFJ writers publish their work for an  audience, others write just for themselves. INFJs  

enjoy self-analysis, and keeping a journal is a  habit that enables this for them. INFJs use it  

as a tool to express their emotions and thoughts  so that they may deal with them more effectively.

Number 9 - Music It's a great method  

to relax to music. Music is the only media  that can effectively convey thoughts, ideas,  

and emotions thanks to its instruments, chords,  and vocals. It might capture and replicate the  

entire cacophony and ferocity of an INFJ's thought  processes, while validating and reinforcing them  

all. INFJs frequently enjoy making or listening  to music. This develops into another INFJ hobby.  

Even those who aren't particularly  talented musicians enjoy listening to it,  

and there are many talented INFJ performers  who compose music, sing, or play an instrument.

Number 10 - Interesting conversations with people INFJs frequently value thoughtful, intellectual  

conversation. Despite being introverts, INFJs  thrive in engaging conversations. Intense  

exchanges that go beyond courtesy  are frequently appealing to INFJs.  

Finding the proper person could take some time,  but once they do, INFJs will understand how  

important other people are in their life. INFJs  enjoy in-depth conversations with those who share  

their intellectual interests. They enjoy talking  about "taboo" subjects that many others avoid,  

such as philosophy, psychology, religion, and  a wide range of other subjects. They enjoy  

posing queries, looking for clarification,  and discovering how others see the world.

Number 11 - Cultural events Many INFJs enjoy going to cultural events,  

especially those that are smaller or quieter.  INFJs enjoy attending live theatre, concerts,  

festivals, and other similar activities. Many  INFJs also like to watch movies, whether they  

do it at home or in a cinema. Number 12 - Gaming 

Many INFJs discover that they enjoy playing  games (video games, board games, etc.), whether  

it be alone themselves or in small groups of  friends. INFJs frequently love cooperative,  

RPG, or storytelling games where the focus  is primarily on interacting with others  

or taking part in a tale rather than only winning.

Number 13 - Learning new things Though preferences may vary significantly,  

INFJs that enjoy doing research as a hobby  seem to choose psychology, history, philosophy,  

and other social sciences in particular.  INFJs have a wide variety of interests,  

but they only pursue those that have personal  significance for them. They typically love reading  

romance novels in addition to having scientific  interests. INFJs are not constrained to a single  

idea and frequently show interest in topics that  seem unrelated. INFJs are educated and sensitive,  

thus they are not doing this to impress  others. They enjoy learning about new  

topics that widen their horizons, but they  also value amusing and even nerdy stuff.

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