For INFJs: What to Do When Others Don’t Believe in You

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  • Опубликовано: 26 июл 2024
  • INFJ personality types are known for their strong intuition and they often use this intuition to make big life choices. From the outside, the INFJ personality type appears to be a quiet introvert, and they are introverts, this is true. They are also a type that is categorized as a Highly Sensitive Person. However, INFJ personality types tend to take big risks in life.
    It is common for INFJ personality types to suddenly quit a job, move far away, end relationships, or take a big leap toward something that no one else saw coming. This is because the INFJ considers each shift for a long time, even if they haven’t been talking about it to other people, or even been conscious of it themselves.
    INFJ personality types make sudden big shifts in their lives because they feel a strong pull to do something, and this strong pull is indicative of an energy match. The higher the percentage of the match, the stronger the pull the INFJ will experience. So, for example, a 50% match will feel like a pull, but also ambivalent. A 75% match will feel much stronger, and the INFJ won’t be able to stop thinking about doing this thing. A 100% match is irresistible, while a 10% match will manifest as an aversion or lack of feeling.
    Knowingly or unknowingly, this is how INFJs lead their lives and make life choices. They are always feeling into things to feel into the percentage of the match. If the INFJ is able to trust their intuition, then they most often follow the matches. This is almost impossible for non-intuitive people to understand. Tune into the video to find out how to deal with this as an INFJ.
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  • @LaurenSapalaINFJ
    @LaurenSapalaINFJ  Год назад

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  • @cledosliop4175
    @cledosliop4175 Год назад +48

    People may see my decision-making as abrupt, but actually I have been thinking about it for months or even years. And, when I decide to do something, I will go after that goal no matter what. No swaying or juggling. That process has been completed internally.

  • @infjmale91
    @infjmale91 Год назад +24

    That "Intuition" you sense, this is the INFJ's 'guardian angel'. What is it? It is interpersonal intelligence (the hardest of the 9 to obtain) which subconsciously allows you to feel the 'vibe' of a room. This is your brain working out all the tiny idiosyncrasies and making you feel that it's a 'good' or 'bad' thing. Most people do not utilise emotions in their daily conversation. We do. People will be scared of you. Don't let them.

    • @kimmullins337
      @kimmullins337 Год назад +2

      Wow! Thank you

    • @infjmale91
      @infjmale91 Год назад +4

      @@kimmullins337 Also, one of our greatest gifts is our natural ability to destroy narcissists, to their core.
      Being immune to gaslighting, emotional manipulations and identifying people being ingenuine; a narcissist will easily come into our path due to our forgiving nature.
      Once it becomes too much, we can destroy their integrity and door slam them away (the worst punishment for a narcissist).
      INFJ's share their personality with most religious deities while ENTP's (creator of Machiavellianism) shares their personality with the Devil himself.

  • @DanSan11
    @DanSan11 7 месяцев назад +4

    Because I'm an intuitive, and not an intellectual, I'm often not taken seriously. I'm laughed at for being vegan, not owning a tv, & not being on social media (or on pharma). I find this especially ironic in these crucial times we're in. I'm so thankful for this community! 💟

    • @staciehaneline9533
      @staciehaneline9533 22 дня назад

      I own a TV, but only because my dad watches it when he comes into town. I have a flip phone, which doesn't have the internet on it. I think it's great that you're a vegan!! One of my goals is to grow my own food. My diet consists mostly of potatoes, carrots, onions, garlic, lettuce, honey, peanut butter, oatmeal, berries, and bananas. Do you grow any of your own food?

  • @jeanne17118
    @jeanne17118 10 месяцев назад +6

    Wow! This is right on! At age 26 I quit my job and moved to another country, after ending a long term relationship. It had been on my mind for 3 solid years. I can tell you, 40 years later, it was the best thing I ever did. But that must’ve just looked crazy to my family and friends.

    • @staciehaneline9533
      @staciehaneline9533 22 дня назад

      I moved to another state (where I didn't know a single person) after divorcing my husband. Two years later I decided that I would go to law school and that I would get a scholarship. My great aunt asked me "How do you know you'll even get into law school?" I didn't respond. I did get in and I got a scholarship. Everyone thought I was nuts, but I had been thinking about it for about three years. I'm so happy to know that there are people like me out there. I'm grateful for this community.

  • @sigmainfjbulgaria4478
    @sigmainfjbulgaria4478 Год назад +10

    I'm 28 and after so many situations of feeling judged because of too much emotional investment in things that people find unrealistic, weird or even intimidating, I have learned how to back off from this at least in front of others, but the price of that is hollowing myself out for which I am still looking for a solution. That's the biggest dilemma of ours - how to not let our Fe make us feel judged because our actions and way of thinking are found inadequate and how not to alienate ourselfs during this process. Maybe we just have to live with the idea that it always will be some sort of turbulence around us, but that isn't necessary bad, it's our Fe that makes us think it is.

    • @harmonicalessonsnyc6386
      @harmonicalessonsnyc6386 10 месяцев назад

      One has to be true to thyself or one will get sick in some way, or many ways. I know from experience.

    • @angelanicholson951
      @angelanicholson951 10 месяцев назад

      Explained so well. I am too often letting my fe rule lately while others are involved in decisions around my health status atm. So your post means a lot to me. Thank you.

    • @harmonicalessonsnyc6386
      @harmonicalessonsnyc6386 10 месяцев назад

      @@angelanicholson951 good luck

  • @lilsubz06
    @lilsubz06 День назад

    I learned to keep others out of my decision making process, even my family. It's worked out much better for me. I'm still bombarded with self-doubt after sharing a decision I come to, but learning to stick with it anyway.

  • @matilda4406
    @matilda4406 Год назад +5

    "almost impossible for non-intuitive people to understand", thank you SOO much. I grew up with three older siblings who are all disordered sensors..... urrrrrhhhhh !!! That is an understatement.. But both my parents were intuitives.

  • @moonmaiden13
    @moonmaiden13 Год назад +4

    This couldn't come at a better time. I'm moving across the country without visiting the new town. Everyone thinks I'm crazy. 🤷🏼‍♀️

    • @giselletam5992
      @giselletam5992 Год назад +3

      I did the same thing. I moved to a different country and it’s a long planning process. Ppl think it’s abrupt and I won’t make it. But I can see my truth so clearly. It’s obviously difficult, but I’m happier than I was. You will too.

    • @staciehaneline9533
      @staciehaneline9533 22 дня назад

      How are you doing now? Do you like your new home?

  • @thetruthisoutthere7
    @thetruthisoutthere7 4 месяца назад +1

    Hi Lauren, I've never heard anyone articulate the INFJ decision making process so accurately. I'm here nodding away to everything you say. Brilliant video.

  • @SD-rm5ty
    @SD-rm5ty Год назад +3

    Yes the process takes a long time and has been in the making for a long time.

  • @Queen_Sylvia
    @Queen_Sylvia 10 месяцев назад +1

    I think I’ve scared, surprised or pushed away my family because of this. They just see the outside of me making bold choices and I think they think I’m flighty or impulsive, but the opposite is true. I’ve been marinating and processing for sometimes years and when my mind finally decides this is the right thing do to, I act quickly and boldly. I think they worry, but I’ve made it to 46 and I somehow have a great life. Seems confusing to the outside, but it’s exactly like I planned it out!

  • @user-xf3dl5qr9g
    @user-xf3dl5qr9g Год назад +8

    Thanks so much for this! I think of trying to explain intuition to totally non-intuitive people, as being like trying to explain rainbows to blind people. They just don’t have the kind of sensing to be able to pick up on the information. However, I assume this is a spectrum, like most things. Maybe people who are a little bit intuitive can kind of understand?

    • @staciehaneline9533
      @staciehaneline9533 22 дня назад

      For a very long time I didn't realize that other people lack intuition. Now that I know that I'm an INFJ and very rare, I am able to understand myself and other people so much better than before.

  • @dawnf2z1
    @dawnf2z1 Год назад +4

    You describe my experience so well. My family and friends have often been left reeling from my choices and remark afterwards that I was lucky that it worked out

  • @alexadellastella5247
    @alexadellastella5247 Год назад +6

    OMG! Such an important video for me, it clarifies so much, thanks. I have been letting go explaining myself gradually actually but it has been difficult to reach almost total peace and confidence with it and with my internal process cos it also means I am much more lonely too

  • @stickytopics
    @stickytopics Год назад +2

    I am an INFP and it feels so good to have found your channel. I’ve felt misunderstood for the longest time and thought I’m just a failure. This really resonates with me and I appreciate your videos.. thank you thank you

  • @aprildamski8365
    @aprildamski8365 Год назад +1

    Thank you so much for this video! It helps make sense of it all.

  • @Anilemable
    @Anilemable Год назад +4

    I'm not sure, if I am INFJ or INFP but I can really relate to this! You are really good in explaining, Lauren! Thank you for you're videos :)

  • @cinderling5472
    @cinderling5472 10 месяцев назад +2

    Whoa.. This was such a helpful video Lauren! Thanks so much
    I was guilted into my marriage..xD
    It happened to me. I went in with open eyes but still did it.
    I still question my infjness all the time because i feel like I'm not "good enough" to be one, haha. How ludicrous is that?
    So thank you again. I'm happily binging all your videos ❤❤❤

  • @redblue5868
    @redblue5868 Год назад +1

    Very helpful, thank you.

  • @colonelgraff9198
    @colonelgraff9198 Год назад

    Lauren- once again this video resonates with me. Thank you for your work!

  • @ArchitectingHappiness
    @ArchitectingHappiness 9 месяцев назад +1

    What timely and well explained insights and wisdom. This was so helpful and resonated deeply. Thank you for what you do and share, and for changing lives and creating more joy and harmony in the world with your tools and insight for building self awareness and resilience 💜

  • @cheribarkman1784
    @cheribarkman1784 11 месяцев назад

    Excellent way to explain this.

  • @warrenmoon7709
    @warrenmoon7709 8 месяцев назад

    Thank you so much ❤

  • @user-oq2hm3nk9e
    @user-oq2hm3nk9e Год назад

    Thank you 👍

  • @janzkijowa7275
    @janzkijowa7275 2 месяца назад

    In fact, i throw my job last time xDD Now i have the time to write my boolshit below good YT videos

  • @SharonPorts
    @SharonPorts 6 месяцев назад

    This explains why I can’t really talk to my mom about things (on top of her always judging me). She’s a teacher so logical lists make sense to her. I’ve also recently quit 2-3 jobs and she said to me once, “You’re always quitting jobs.” The most recent job she said, “How long will this one last?” I have noticed that I usually can’t stay at a job longer than 12-13 months. However, I noticed the more control I have at my job and flexibility, I tend to keep those longer. One up to 4.5 years and another 2 years. Do other INFJs feel this way with jobs too?

  • @enricio
    @enricio 9 месяцев назад

    I share the video with other people which I consider INFJ. 👌✨😎

  • @brocklytodd5317
    @brocklytodd5317 Год назад +1

    Yeah story of my life.

  • @Elven.
    @Elven. 10 месяцев назад

    for the Algo

  • @shallowwatersoriginal
    @shallowwatersoriginal 11 месяцев назад

    I never got it why First function is not such a hero for other types why is it not so for the INFJ?

  • @fairwhether1
    @fairwhether1 4 месяца назад

    Energy match? What do you mean?

    • @fairwhether1
      @fairwhether1 4 месяца назад

      I am an INFJ, by the way.

  • @Ywgsuiyf
    @Ywgsuiyf Месяц назад

    😑Damn.

  • @kpopandotherplaylists2518
    @kpopandotherplaylists2518 6 месяцев назад

    Ask me a question ( which they dont. Thank God ) the answer is probably " its complicated " 😂 😢no really