Both INTJs and INFJs are introverted intuitive types. But, how the two types externalize their introverted intuitive perceptions is vastly different. Basically the primary difference comes down to Thinking vs. Feeling. The most evident way this is manifested is in the personalities of the two types. What I mean by personality is how they show […]
INFJ vs. INFP
This article is being written in response to one of my reader questions. They are having trouble figuring out if they are an INFJ or INFP. It is common for people to be confused between these two types, and most of this confusion is caused by the convention of the Myers-Briggs type indicator for assigning […]
INFJ: Least Likely to be Who You Think They Are
INFJs are one of the hardest of all types to type. The reason for this is because of their ability to blend in with the environment they are in at any given time. This is achieved via their auxiliary function of Fe, which I will call their chameleon function. Typically, how this manifests is that […]
Fi in INFJs
Function Abbreviations used in this article: Fi = Introverted Feeling Fe = Extraverted Feeling Ni = Introverted Intuition Si = Introverted Sensation Many people seem to be under the assumption that Fi is not an important function for INFJs. The reason for this is because of the Myers-Briggs type code convention, which has Fe […]
Tertiary Temptation in INFJ
The tertiary function in Myers-Briggs type theory is a tricky function. It has rightly been called “tertiary temptation” because it tempts you sweetly out of your main ego orientation, which is the dominant function. The tertiary function is a function that we have facility with but it is called the tertiary function for a reason, […]
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