INFJ
The Advocate
INFJs are creative, gentle, and caring individuals with a rare combination of traits. They are driven by their values and seek to help others reach their potential.
Cognitive Functions
Ni (Introverted Intuition)
Primary function that focuses on patterns, future possibilities, and deep insights. INFJs naturally see connections and underlying meanings.
Fe (Extraverted Feeling)
Auxiliary function that seeks harmony and considers others' emotions. Helps INFJs understand and respond to people's needs.
Ti (Introverted Thinking)
Tertiary function that analyzes and organizes information logically. Develops more with age and experience.
Se (Extraverted Sensing)
Inferior function that focuses on present-moment experiences. Often a source of stress but can be developed for growth.
Strengths
- Deep empathy and understanding of others
- Strong intuitive insights and pattern recognition
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills
- Natural ability to inspire and motivate others
- Strong moral compass and values-driven decisions
Challenges
- Tendency toward emotional exhaustion and burnout
- Perfectionist tendencies that can cause stress
- Difficulty accepting criticism or conflict
- May become overly idealistic
- Can withdraw under pressure or stress
Ideal Career Paths
- Counselor or therapist
- Writer or editor
- Teacher or educator
- Nonprofit organization leader
- Human resources specialist
- Healthcare professional
- Artist or designer