INFPs, sometimes called "go-getters," tend to dream big and care deeply about others.
They are usually very compassionate, but are often driven by ethical ideals.
Who are INFPs
INFPs are part of the Nurture group (NF), being the most sensitive and inspiring of its members. Smart, resilient, warm-hearted and insightful individuals.
Dreamers living in their own world and on their own wavelength, with the ability to harmonize and tune people to the desired wavelength.
Smart, resilient, warm-hearted and insightful individuals.
Dreamers living in their own world and on their own wavelength, with the ability to harmonize and tune people to the desired wavelength. Creative, poetic, artistic, able to be remembered.
Slightly tragic, but overall very positive and pleasant people.
These are determined people who sincerely want to make the world a better place.
Their main goal in life is to find the purpose and meaning of their existence.
They constantly ask themselves what they can give to humanity.
How INFPs behave
INFPs tend to be diplomatic, gentle, and articulate.
With an inner flame that burns brightly, INFPs passionately fight for causes they truly believe in, making the world a better place for us all.
Since INFPs make up only 4-5 percent of the population, they often feel misunderstood.
How to understand that you are INFP
INFPs are sensitive, caring and compassionate and deeply concerned with the personal growth of themselves and others.
Individualistic and non-judgmental, INFPs believe that each person must find their own path.
They enjoy spending time exploring their own ideas and values, and gently encourage others to do the same.
INFPs love to thrive in work environments where they are needed to help others grow.
They enjoy collaborating with people who share their values and the way they see the world.
Specifically, they thrive best in professions that appeal to their sense of creativity, such as art and writing professions.
