INFP: 10 Case Studies On True Nature Of INFPs

by Annette Miller

INFP's can be enigmatic and elusive. People who fall under the INFP designation on the MBTI spectrum constitute a tiny percentage of the world’s population, and these Introverted, Intuitive, Feeling and Perceiving personality types are full of surprises. INFPs go out into the world loaded with sensitivity, insight and passion, much of which is concealed under a shy, even closed-off demeanor. These case studies are a great way to examine the behaviors and gain deep insight which drive the INFP’s actions and the types of environments in which they can best present to the world their myriad talents and gifts.

This is a must read for any introspective INFP.

38 pages, Kindle Edition

First published April 30, 2015

Reviews

[angela l. goodwin]

RELATABLE

I enjoyed each profile and could see a little of myself in each one. This book makes me feel less alone.

[Sean Mahon]

Encouraging

Reading this book has been deeply moving and encouraging. The stories are different yet they are very relatable and the style is very down-to-earth and conversational. I'm sure there could be more books written like this.

[Pravas]

Okayish

Not too many concepts in depth...which could've helped me connect those concepts with myself...the case studies are good though...so a 3...

[Nicole Sharon]

Great!

This was really good! It helped me so much to understand myself and how I process and feel. Very helpful.

[Mengke Chen]

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[Sheziss]

I thought this would be boring and pretentious. But it gives a new perspective of things in a practical manner. Helpful in understanding more about INFP, although I don't recommend this book to begin with the study of this personality. It's just a set of example of some people' lives.

[Coenraad]

Another useful quick read for INFPs - one learns a lot about oneself!

Nog 'n handige boekie vir mede-INFP's - daar is veel om van jouself te leer!