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Why is my working style slow and scattered? And most confusing of all, non-linear?INFPs tend to have a scattered thinking style due to extroverted intuition. I've noticed that when I force myself to work linearly--working on a project by going to point A to point B to point C and... [Read More]

For most of my life I've been a productivity focused person. I'm not sure if that comes from being competitive in school or from my desire to see my creative work finished and on my shelf. In any case, I've always been on the go. However, more and more I... [Read More]

Every morning after waking up, I write one thing that I'm grateful for. Sometimes it's easy. Sometimes it's so difficult that I write the same thing for a few days in a row (There are many days where I write that I'm grateful for a hot cup of tea.) But... [Read More]

When I took my first drawing class in high school, I sat next to a girl who like me, enjoyed drawing anime characters. She would start with the eyes, sketching out one eye and then the other. Then she would notice that the eyes didn't line up. So, she would... [Read More]

This is part two of the series How I Learned to Plan as an INFP. Although this is designed with the "INFP" point of view, intuitives, especially those who use extroverted intuition may find this helpful as well. To see the previous article with the introduction and tips for using a calendar,... [Read More]

This is part one of my new blog post series: How I Learned to Plan as an INFP. Although this is designed with the "INFP" point of view, I think these tips could be helpful for anyone who finds that typical methods of planning don't work for them. Intuitives, especially... [Read More]