I was about 17 when I took a Myers-Briggs-inspired personality type test for the first time. It was an online test and getting the results was a major eye-opening moment. I wrote in my journal about how learning that I was an INFP would “change my life forever!”
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How INFPs Can Use Journaling for Healing
It’s been a fight keeping up with all the twists and turns in my life over the past year. From navigating being laid off from my job to helping my husband with his business, it has been a wild ride.
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Why Breaks are Essential for Me as an INFP
As an INFP, I’m full of ideas and inspiration. I also deal with plenty of anxiety and worry because I can’t help caring deeply about things.
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How to Tell if a Weekly Planner is for You
When working with your planner, do you have a nagging feeling of not being able to see far enough into the future? Do you feel like although you are writing everything down on a monthly calendar, you still have no idea of what’s going on?
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3 Lists that Have Improved My Wellbeing as an INFP
And it's not my to-do list
List making is a simple way to organize thoughts and ideas. I’m not an obsessive list creator, but I enjoy keeping lists of ideas and concepts that have an impact on my life. There are all kinds of lists that can be super useful, from a packing list for vacations...
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4 Ways to Make Unfocus Work for You as an INFP
Wandering days are confusing. I have something important to do, but I get distracted, drifting from one thing to another. Oh, I need to clean my desk. I need to text some people. I need to–
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