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How can I improve myself as an INFP?
- Feed Your Strengths! Encourage your natural artistic abilities and creativity.
- Face Your Weaknesses!
- Express Your Feelings.
- Listen to Everything.
- Smile at Criticism.
- Be Aware of Others.
- Be Accountable for Yourself.
- Be Gentle in Your Expectations.
How do I find myself as an INFP?
Here are some tips for discovering the authentic you.
- Give in to your craving for solitude. Solitude lets you separate what you want from what you think others want.
- Figure out your motivations. INFPs want to be liked.
- Accept your flaws.
- Write a personal manifesto.
- Take action in the real world.
How can INFPs improve their self-esteem?
This exercise is good for INFPs because it serves as both an affirmation and an action plan. On the one hand, visualization will help you purify your self-image and give you some additional internal resources to help you cope more effectively. On the other, it shows the gap between where you are now and where you would like to be.
Do INFPs have a one size fits all morality?
If you as an INFP unconsciously create a ‘one size fits all’ morality, you turn into the type of person you would normally rail against. The goal is not to compromise your convictions. The goal is to be thoughtful and open to new experiences. The solution is activating your Co-pilot process of Exploration.
How do you tapping into your potential as an INFP?
The secret to tapping into your potential as an INFP is to understand how to use your cognitive functions fully. If you identify as an INFP personality type, I’m sure you understand how sometimes it can be difficult to find motivation in life—whether it involves your career, school, or just getting work done in general.
Are INFPs motivated to take action?
It’s all but impossible to encourage an INFP to take an action when they don’t want to. On the other hand, if an INFP is inspired to take action nothing but death can stop them. There is immense power in the Authenticity process in creating motivation for INFPs.