I am fairly new to this field but without a doubt, Susan, this is the most meaningful and accurate take on the INFJ that I've come across. The "signs that you are an INFJ" segment hit me right in the heart. Thank you for doing this work.
"drive to learn" verses "love to learn". I sometimes wonder if drive and love are the same things. If INFJs have Fi in their shadow are they in touch with the love aspect of learning or is it a "drive" without "love"?
I think they definitely have a drive with love, based on my experiences with INFJ. I think there's a definite hunger and yearning to know more and a personal satisfaction that runs very deep :) What do you think?
@@PsychologyJunkie As an Enneagram 5 INTJ, I learn many times learn out of fear of not knowing enough and I am also uncertain sometimes of my emotion around things in general because of tert Fi. That enneagram 5 insight of myself has made me question my motives about learning. Do I love it or is there really something else going on? Since Fi is more in the unconscious of the INFJ, I was thinking their own self motivations and emotions might not be as much in play so something else might be going on. I dont no. Perhaps I am projecting my own "drive" questions and emotional motivation questions onto them.
We each find love and happiness within ourselves 🙏🏼 what our cognitive stack is doesn't matter. And just because someone's function is their *shadow". all that means is that they have to do the inner work in order to integrate the shadow with their Self. Then accessing your shadow functions isn't any big deal 🙌🏼💯 It's cool, once you get there 👍🏼
There's always room to improve😂😂yessz
I am fairly new to this field but without a doubt, Susan, this is the most meaningful and accurate take on the INFJ that I've come across. The "signs that you are an INFJ" segment hit me right in the heart. Thank you for doing this work.
Very insightful and accurate. Your content has been very helpful in helping my ESTP 8 son and I communicate with each other.
For me this difficult task is being more flexible and spontaneous in a new job, without preparation, kinda feels like driving in a new city X).
Ooof yes! That is really stressful!!
Well Done Susan Storm aka Kat Dennings because you look so much like her.
Aww, thanks so much!! What a great compliment :)
most failing types are infj. most type achieve a part of their dream in some ways not infj. even infp if low pay achieve their dreams not infj
INFJ-A. That description looked like a mirror.
"drive to learn" verses "love to learn". I sometimes wonder if drive and love are the same things. If INFJs have Fi in their shadow are they in touch with the love aspect of learning or is it a "drive" without "love"?
I think they definitely have a drive with love, based on my experiences with INFJ. I think there's a definite hunger and yearning to know more and a personal satisfaction that runs very deep :) What do you think?
@@PsychologyJunkie As an Enneagram 5 INTJ, I learn many times learn out of fear of not knowing enough and I am also uncertain sometimes of my emotion around things in general because of tert Fi. That enneagram 5 insight of myself has made me question my motives about learning. Do I love it or is there really something else going on? Since Fi is more in the unconscious of the INFJ, I was thinking their own self motivations and emotions might not be as much in play so something else might be going on. I dont no. Perhaps I am projecting my own "drive" questions and emotional motivation questions onto them.
We each find love and happiness within ourselves 🙏🏼
what our cognitive stack is doesn't matter.
And just because someone's function is their *shadow".
all that means is that they have to do the inner work in order to integrate the shadow with their Self.
Then accessing your shadow functions isn't any big deal 🙌🏼💯
It's cool, once you get there 👍🏼