8 Of The Infjs Main Priorities In Life explores key ideas related to psychology, presented clearly and practically.
Uptight and particular, yet down-to-earth and
reserved.. This walking-contradiction intuitive is
goal-setting and enjoying life as it comes.
world that they prioritize above all else.
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In fact, for this intuitive type in particular,
personal progress is much more than just advancing
in life. Instead, it gives the INFJ a sense of
purpose in life that they can’t find elsewhere.
Nothing lights the fire under an INFJ like genuine
passion and purpose and it's fair to say that
convincing this intuitive type to do something
with no underlying passion is nearly impossible.
Simply showing up to work to pay the bills
or settling for mediocre relationships just
doesn’t cut it for this driven type, they need
to see the bigger picture, and in order to make
the appropriate changes towards their goals,
they must first prioritize this progress.
If you don’t prioritize your life, someone
else will.. For the INFJ personality type,
they know this to be true. Because this type is
so naturally attuned to put the needs of others
before their own, without proper boundary setting
and an understanding of their own personal needs,
To combat this, they must learn to prioritize
their own life; which most INFJs eventually come
to understand within their journey. Yet, even
when this introverted type understands this,
they still need to intentionally prioritize
Before making decisions, INFJs must first ask
themselves how it fits with their own values,
decisions for themselves, or are they feeling
influenced by surrounding moods and emotions?
accommodate that of their loved ones? These
are all questions INFJs ask themselves regularly
to maintain this priority over their own lives.
Sure, most INFJs can say their kindness comes
effortlessly and doesn’t necessarily need
prioritizing because of how naturally it comes.
However, for this sensitive type to be in a world
surrounded by so much distrust, hate, jealousy and
competition, it can be difficult to emanate this
kindness without prioritizing it. They don’t
make decisions solely based on personal gain,
financial success or potential opportunities like
most people. And so, this empath personality type
tends to put kindness at the forefront of most
of their interactions and decisions in life. For
example, if an INFJ was in a leadership position,
the happiness and satisfaction of the workplace
is much more important to them than short-term
progress. They will always make it a point to
first balance and harmonize the situation through
a caring eye because they know that everything is
more difficult when the consideration for others
is lost in the mix. This priority is not an easy
one to maintain, but a little goes a long way, and
that’s all an INFJ needs to know to keep going.
Ask most INFJs what they want as a gift and
they’ll say an adventure or an experience.
For this curious type, new experiences in life
are among some of their top priorities when
they reflect on their life as a whole. While
they may not need a new experience everyday,
INFJs make sure to prioritize their cravings for
new experiences intermittently. In fact, it’s not
only about actually going out and experiencing
new things, but also creating a life around their
ability to make these new interests happen. For
example, some INFJs may be more inclined to have
a rainy-day fund or travel savings, for future
experiences that they’ve yet to think up. They
may even go as far as creating means of income
for themselves that allows them to travel while
working, or choosing less-mundane job positions
that give the opportunity for new experiences.
If an INFJ isn’t constantly learning, they
probably aren’t prioritizing this crucial aspect.
It wouldn’t be a list of INFJ priorities without
stating the obvious. This introvert needs alone
time, and a lot of it. Solitude for an INFJ is
much more than just a preference or a desire,
but instead serves as an actual need. Whether
they need to recharge their social batteries to be
ready for another day of being human, or they just
want to ruminate in their complex imaginations,
solo isolation is a priority that can’t be
time takes precedence over their need for new
experiences and kindness because without it, INFJs
simply aren’t themselves. Yet, in order to make
this a priority in life, this introverted type
can end up sacrificing parts of their social
life, possible career opportunities, living
arrangements, and even relationships along the
way. Sometimes it can be difficult to communicate
this need, especially to more extraverted types..
And if it’s not understood on both accounts,
inherently independent. And for the INFJ,
nothing could be more true. In fact, although
the two priorities are so closely related,
the INFJs need for independence comes with it’s
own set of priorities. Independence for the INFJ
is all about avoiding relying on other people,
and getting as far as possible with their own
imagination and footwork. Sometimes this priority
can seem like a pride-trip or even a distrust in
the people around them, but for this lone-wolf
personality type, they want their life done
and so they prioritize taking an independent
approach surrounding these understandings.
Plus, with introverted thinking as their tertiary
function, it encourages the INFJ to be confident
in their logical conclusions while allowing them
to efficiently come up with solutions to problems.
INFJs are orderly creatures. They desire harmony,
flow and basic structure in their lives, so much
so that organization is actually a main priority
in most INFJs lives. Now, they’re not exactly the
type to alphabetize their bookshelves or set a
reminder to drink water throughout the day, but
they most certainly have their ways of maintaining
order. To some, this sense of organization may
seem tedious or even controlling, but without
this priority in place, INFJs can easily become
overwhelmed by information overload. Simple habits
like making it a priority to clean the kitchen
before bed rather than leaving for themselves in
the morning may seem like a pretty average idea,
but for the INFJ, something simple like this can
make or break the flow of the next day or two,
especially when we’re talking about the INFJ
parent. And so, prioritizing organization
becomes second nature to them in home life,
work life and even within their relationships.
undoubtedly known for their desire of helping
others. Rooted in their kindness and empathy,
most people with this feeling type are drawn
to individuals and causes that need support and
instead of avoiding their innate obligations, they
prioritize them as a part of their earthly duties.
this caring type luckily feels most fulfilled
Whether it’s someone in need of an open ear and
some sound advice or it’s a larger team-effort
mission, INFJs prioritize helping others like
it’s their day-job.. They’ll responsibly defend
against injustices and then integrate the lessons
they gain through others into their own lives.
resulting in investing more of themselves than
they originally wanted too. This is why all
INFJ priorities must be met in conjunction with
one another, for as soon as one receives more
importance, the others can quickly fall behind.
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