Taking a look at the INFP personality type, one of the MBTI types. Their suitable career paths, and strengths and weaknesses.

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I previously described the sixteen Myers-Briggs personality types as “Astrology for Nerds.” As I mentioned in my essay, I’m an INFP. We are rare, sensitive creatures who should never be allowed to go to law school. The common mnemonic for INFP is “I Never Find Perfection.” Unfortunately, it doesn’t help me remember what any of the letters mean beyond “I” standing for Introvert. In my ongoing preparations for the Zombie Apocalypse, I thought I’d share the following simple INFP resources with…

Hold up we're supposed to be able to express our feelings well? HA