Sage-Tips

Why are INFPs so hard to understand?

INFPs, INTPs, INTJs, INFJs are the hardest to understand. First, they are introverts = living in their head. Second, they are Intuitives = not aware of the outside world much, and would be a lot absent minded or daydreaming. This combination makes them hard to understand.

Can an INFP be successful?

So yes, they can succeed. Infp’s can be very successful, they believe most positively and can achieve their dreams if they stay focused and keep like/ success minded people around them. Don’t get distracted, stay positive and work hard towards your goals. Don’t let others lead you astray or get you down.

How do INFPs learn best?

INFPs have a very imaginative, conceptual, and creative learning style. They are often drawn to independent learning or one-on-one coaching environments. They need a lot of time to think and process information privately before speaking or “thinking out loud”.

What should an INFP study?

INFPs with Investigative-Social interests often study the social sciences (history, economics, psychology, sociology, geography, anthropology, archeology, political science, etc.).

What is an HSP INFP?

HSP INFP: The Highly Sensitive INFP Someone who is an HSP or highly sensitive person, experiences life in a much different way. They are naturally sensitive to the world around them, whether this be through emotions or even physical stimulus.

How to deal with a highly sensitive INFP?

One of the most important steps for the highly sensitive INFP, is to accept that there is nothing wrong with them. Being a highly sensitive person makes them more compassionate, and it makes them more capable of understanding the many layers of the world and people around them.

Why do INFP HSPs feel alienated?

INFPs are naturally sensitive people, and so the INFP HSP definitely struggles with understanding themselves and those feelings they experience. Being someone who sees the world differently already makes it easy for the INFP to feel alienated from others.

What is the ideal career match for an INFP?

The ideal career match for an INFP will: Allow them to express their individuality Takes advantage of their ability to see unique solutions Gives them independence in how they do their job — including how and when they complete projects