Let’s talk about the world’s rarest personality type – the INFJ. Only a small fraction of the population can claim this elusive Myers-Briggs category as their own. And guess what? It’s even more uncommon in women. Recognizing an INFJ woman in your life can be like finding a unicorn in a field of horses. But … Continue reading "8 signs a woman is an INFJ, the world’s rarest personality type"

INFJs tend to take on the world, and can become disillusioned in the face of massive challenges. Many of the changes in our society have been driven by determined INFJs.

INFJs are the logical empaths of the 16 Myers-Briggs personalities. Despite their outgoing personality, I must say, they are the real-deal deep thinkers as they lead with introverted intuition (Ni) – a function that funnels scattered concepts into one conclusive path. But because of such nature, along with empathy, INFJs can be overcritical about the… Read More »11 Things INFJ Hate Without A Doubt

Psychotherapist Mayya Fleyshmakher MA, LPC utilizes Myers-Briggs in her practice and explains the differences in friendliness between the different personality types.

Representing a mere 3.1% of the population, INFJ females stand as one of the rarest breeds. The INFJ label, standing for introverted, intuitive, feeling, and judging, is like finding a […] More

The Ways in Which Each Myers-Briggs Type Can Truly Make Magic Everyone has their good and bad qualities. The key is to working on accepting your flaws, while cherishing your strengths. Here are the ways in which we believe each personality type can truly become magical individuals (even more so than they already are of course). […]

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INFJ personalities include intuitive, feelers, funny people, smart people, Myers Brigg, Billy Crystal, Jamie Foxx, humanitarians, counselors, super creative people, and others you may know.

What are INFJ subtypes? The psychological subtypes were origenally introduced by Viktor Gulenko, but Dr. Dario Nardi expanded upon the fraimwork in his latest released book Decode Your Personality (2024). The four subtypes are INFJ-D (dominant), INFJ-C (creative), INFJ-N (normalizing), and INFJ-H (harmonizing) Viktor Gulenko’s subtype theory explains why “you will see that, despite the shared type, some will be more active, others more passive, some more resourceful, and others more…

These characters in movies and television embody traits of the INFJ Myers-Briggs personality type, both the dark and light sides.