What are the strengths of INFJ?

Deep insight into others, Strong moral compass, Creativity and vision, Dedication to their values, Ability to inspire others

What types are compatible with INFJ?

ENTP (The Debater), ENFP (The Campaigner)

INFJ — The Advocate

Also known as “The Counselor”

Approximately 1.5% of the population

INFJs are quiet, mystical, yet very inspiring and tireless idealists. They are the rarest personality type, driven by a deep sense of idealism and morality. INFJs seek meaning and connection in all things, with a natural ability to understand and inspire others.

Cognitive Dimensions

Energy Direction

Extraversion

(E)

Introversion

(I)

Energized by solitude and inner reflection

Information Gathering

Sensing

(S)

Intuition

(N)

Focuses on patterns, possibilities, and future

Key Characteristics

Deeply empathetic and insightful

Idealistic and principled

Creative and imaginative

Determined and passionate

Private and complex

Strong intuition about people

Desire to help others grow

Values deep and authentic connections

Strengths

+Deep insight into others
+Strong moral compass
+Creativity and vision
+Dedication to their values
+Ability to inspire others

Growth Areas

~Can burn out from helping others
~Extremely private nature
~Perfectionism
~Sensitivity to criticism
~May avoid confrontation

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INFJ — The Advocate

Cognitive Dimensions

Key Characteristics

Strengths

Growth Areas

Compatible Types

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