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Diplomats1.5% of population

INFJ

The Advocate

Quiet visionaries with a drive to help others

InsightfulPrincipledCompassionateIdealisticReserved

INFJs are creative nurturers with a strong sense of personal integrity and a drive to help others realize their potential. They are deeply concerned with the state of humanity.

Cognitive Functions

How INFJs Think

1
Dominant

Ni

Introverted Intuition

2
Auxiliary

Fe

Extraverted Feeling

3
Tertiary

Ti

Introverted Thinking

4
Inferior

Se

Extraverted Sensing

Superpowers

Strengths

Creative and insightful
Principled and passionate
Altruistic and caring
Deep sense of idealism
Excellent at seeing connections

Challenges

Growth Areas

Extremely private
Prone to burnout
Perfectionistic
Avoid confrontation
Sensitive to criticism

INFJs at Work

INFJs excel in roles where they can help others grow. They bring creativity and insight to their work while maintaining high ethical standards.

Best Career Paths

CounselorPsychologistWriterHuman Resources ManagerSocial WorkerTeacherHealthcare Professional

INFJs in Love

INFJs are devoted partners who seek deep, soulful connections. They give wholeheartedly and expect the same in return.

Best Matches

ENTPENFP

Challenging

ESTPISTP

Notable Examples

Famous INFJs

MLKJ

Martin Luther King Jr.

Civil Rights Leader

MT

Mother Teresa

Humanitarian

NM

Nelson Mandela

President

LG

Lady Gaga

Artist

Personal Development

Growth Tips for INFJs

Areas to focus on for continued personal and professional development.

1

Set boundaries to prevent burnout

2

Accept imperfection in self and others

3

Speak up about needs and opinions

4

Enjoy the present moment

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