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What is the INFJ personality type (The Advisor)?

Communication

Myers-Briggs INFJ & INFJ Communication

How can INFJ types communicate effectively with each other?

INFJs are Introverted, Intuitive, Feeling, Judging personalities, meaning they tend to prefer time alone, focus their attention on the bigger picture, process situations emotionally, and enjoy following schedules and routines. INFJs should work to build relationships and personal connections with other INFJs by engaging in small-talk and relating emotionally to one another.


Resolving Conflict

Myers-Briggs INFJ & INFJ Conflict

How can INFJ types resolve conflict?

Because INFJs are Feeling personalities, they should calmly, but openly, share their emotions in a time of tension. Both sides should listen intently, show empathy, and communicate their own perspective. To avoid stress, INFJs should encourage one another to take breaks from confrontation, when needed.


Building Trust

Myers-Briggs INFJ & INFJ Trust

How can INFJ types build trust?

INFJs are likely to trust other INFJ personalities when they know them more personally; INFJs should work to build personal connections with one another, share openly, and follow-through on set commitments.

Working Together

Myers-Briggs INFJ & INFJ Working Together

How can INFJ types work together?

INFJs bring imaginative ideas, empathetic reasoning, and organization to a workplace. INFJs should help each other achieve personal or professional goals, which will help them feel supported and connect as a team.


Dealing with Change

Myers-Briggs INFJ & INFJ Change

How can INFJ types deal with change?

Due to their Judging trait, INFJs tend to have a difficult time accepting new situations. They set long-term plans to achieve their goals and can be taken aback or thrown off course by unexpected circumstances. INFJs should keep in mind that change can be beneficial. They need to encourage themselves and other INFJs to establish a new plan that works with change, rather than against it.


Managing Stress

INFJ types need to seek to understand what brings stress to the other type and should try to avoid causing it when possible.

Myers-Briggs INFJ & INFJ Managing stress

INFJ types are easily stressed by...

  • Tensions caused by external conflict
  • Large social gatherings and new people
  • Tasks that require focusing on details
  • Disappointment or personal failure
  • Criticism from people they care about

INFJs should remember to take time for themselves and care for their own personal needs, encouraging other INFJs to do the same.


Encouraging and Motivating

INFJ types can encourage and motivate each other in their personal and professional lives.

Myers-Briggs INFJ & INFJ Motivation

INFJ types are motivated by...

  • Making a positive difference in the world
  • Taking private time for themselves
  • Solving complex problems with creative thinking
  • Connecting to others on a deeper level
  • Following a set routine each day

INFJs can motivate each other by recognizing and affirming creative and positive changes they make in their communities.


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