Have you ever met an INFJ at their worst? Or do you cringe at the thought, knowing you’ve been that INFJ. And it wasn’t fun. Not at all.
You’re familiar with INFJ bad traits, though you hesitate to call them “bad.”
After all, someone you care about has taken this Myers-Briggs type to an unhealthy extreme.
Or you’ve started wondering if maybe you are.
To answer that question, first you need to recognize the tell-tale signs of an unhealthy INFJ.
Welcome to the ultimate guide.
Just when you think you have a pretty good handle on what makes you tick, you catch yourself doing something freakishly out of character?
Or is it? Maybe you don’t know yourself as well as you thought?
Maybe the weirder part of you is still a mystery to the part of you that runs the show.
In any case, your inner weirdo keeps showing up.
And you don’t know whether to make peace with it or show it who’s boss.
(And what if the weirdo is actually the boss of you?)
So, what can you do to understand yourself better? Here are some thoughts.
Do you ever have a gut feeling that ends up being right on point?
Or are you exceptionally talented at spotting trends or putting the pieces of a metaphorical puzzle together?
This may happen to you occasionally — or often — but some people have this happen most of the time because they are gifted with a rare personality type that allows them to think in a unique way.
INFJs and INTJs, two of the sixteen Myers Briggs personality types, make up the smallest portion of the population — only 3-5% of the world when they are put together.
Both of these personality types are introverts, and they also share the same dominant function — introverted intuitive thinking.
Anyone who has tried to bring their dreams into reality knows it takes more than just positive thinking.
It often requires a total change in mindset, which can be challenging to achieve on your own.
Fortunately, there are proven ways to help shift your thinking to create more abundance in your life.
One powerful method is using positive affirmations.
By repeating these short, powerful statements daily, you can retrain your brain to focus on success and abundance, motivating you to take the actions required.
Positive affirmations for success and abundance can help you manifest your dreams, goals, and desires.
But before we dive into the positive statements, let's look at what they are and how they work.
If you took a snapshot of your thoughts about yourself on a given day, would most of them be positive or negative?
We tend to focus on our negative qualities, letting them overshadow the good traits and behaviors we all possess.
The shaming voice in our heads can make us forget who we really are.
It’s high time, then, to find positive things to say about yourself.
You need some practice to change the way you see your true self.
We want to see you celebrating your wins because you have a right to be proud of yourself.
So, how do you get there?