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(If you would like to learn more about planning and organizing your day as an INFP, you may also appreciate my books, Idealist Dreams: How I Learned to Plan as an INFP and Wildly Flexible: Routines for Neurodivergent Rebels, which are currently available at your favorite ebook store or digital... [Read More]

Showing up daily to work on creative projects, even for a short time, can make a noticeable impact on how many projects you complete and how you feel about yourself as a creative person. I find that being there for my creative projects on the regular keeps me motivated and... [Read More]

I appreciate those who are always pointing out the benefits of failure. Failing truly is a chance to learn and grow. [Read More]

I have always struggled with sticking to routines. I like new things and novelty, so my plans to do the same things regularly often get off track. I’ve benefited a lot over the years from habit stacking. I pick a few different activities I would like to do for five... [Read More]

When you’re multipassionate or a multipotentialite, it’s easy to get lost in your own mind. Often I think of so many options and possibilities, it’s overwhelming, and I end up suffering from self-inflicted decision fatigue. I abandon my projects or I have a hard time getting started in the first... [Read More]

Previously I explored how challenges and traumatic circumstances can force the INFP to act from the Victim, Shadow Martyr, Warrior, and Hero archetypes. This struggle pushes the INFP not only to better understand their strengths, but to also come to terms with the limits, weakness, and traits they’ve ignored or... [Read More]