INFJ Personality Handbook: Understand Yourself as The Rarest Myers-Briggs Personality Type

by Michelle Hobbs

INFJ is the rarest and most frequently misunderstood of the Myers-Briggs personality types. INFJ's often don't understand themselves either. The INFJ personality type is a complex one. True insight and understanding can require self-examination and awareness to understand how to use the strengths of this personality type to your advantage Understand yourself and live your best lifeThis scientifically rigorous yet easy to read guide will give you the deep knowledge you need to finally understand yourself as an INFJ. When you understand your personality as an INFJ you will know how this personality type can survive in all aspects of life!Here is a preview of what you will learn in this guide:
Introduction
Chapter 1: Overview of the Myers-Briggs Indicator
History
The types
Reflections/discussion questions
Chapter 2: Unraveling the INFJ Personality
Compassion, purpose, and creativity
The Dominant, Auxiliary, Tertiary, and Inferior hierarchy
Famous INFJs
Reflections/discussion questions
Chapter 3: The INFJ At Work
Strengths
Challenges
How INFJs can deal with workplace stress
Best careers for INFJs
Reflections/discussion questions
Chapter 4: The INFJ as Friend and Family Member
Strengths
Challenges
How INFJs can improve friend and family relationships
Friends with or related to an INFJ? Here's what you can do
Reflections/discussion questions
Chapter 5: INFJs In Love
Strengths
Challenges
Is there a perfect match for an INFJ?
What INFJs can do to ensure happy relationships
What partners of INFJs can do
How does an INFJ recover from a breakup?
Reflections/discussion questions
Chapter 6: INFJs and Parenting
Strengths
Challenges
How INFJS can be better parents
What is it like to be the parent of an INFJ?
Reflections/discussion questions
And so much more!
Invest in yourself and commit to living your best life as an INFJ when you grab this guide now!

Genres: Psychology, Self Help, Nonfiction

76 pages, Kindle Edition

Published January 27, 2019

Reviews

[Melvalan Uircalen · Rating 4 out of 5]

The book is quite good as an introduction to the INFJ personality type. It's like it says in the title, it's a handbook, and as such very clearly made to look up and quickly turn to different parts of the book for if you need to reference something in particular.

It's not particularly in depth, and I would say that you can find most of that which is written in here somewhere else on the internet in different blogs and maybe even in conjunction with personality tests. However, having it all gathered together in a handy, physical, book is quite nice, so you don't have to keep track off all the different webpages.

Just be aware that if you're going searching for more in-depth analysis of this personality type, this is not the book for you. It breaks down your four cognitive functions and gives a short description of them and then advice/analysis on different parts of an INFJ's life.

So it's good as a handbook, will have it for if I need to quickly reference something that it's covered again.

[Erin Nudi · Rating 4 out of 5]

Very straightforward and insightful. Just on a personal note, it made me a tiny bit sad that I'm an only child when she mentioned INFJ's are usually the one siblings go to in a family for advice. I wanted to give that advice! Tell them what to do! Never got the chance.

[Virginia Mae · Rating 5 out of 5]

This was unbelievably accurate to my personality, which made me feel very seen and that I had the beginning of understanding how to improve my coping and success levels in life and relationships.

[Rita Brown · Rating 5 out of 5]

Interesting

It was interesting to read about traits in myself that I wondered if anyone else had. I like people but definitely need hours of time alone or I feel agitated and exhausted. I always thought that made no sense. Noone else seemed to be like that. I am happy I am not alone.

[Nicole A Weesner · Rating 4 out of 5]

Good INFJ handbook

This was a good book for an INFJ or for someone in a relationship with an INFJ. I liked the organizational format and I definitely learned some new things but it was also very concise and repeated many of the same things. I just wish there would have been a little more depth to the information but other than that is was a good read.

[Cynthia Tran · Rating 5 out of 5]

Informative

As an INFJ, this book is very informative. A great read for me since I enjoy research, advice, and topics to understand more about myself, especially when it comes to MBTI.

[Dani Golian · Rating 5 out of 5]

Good resource

Did a good job of reiterating my personality style. The idea of self-care does not seem so self-indulgent anymore. Thank you.

[Jen · Rating 3 out of 5]

Interesting read. Most of it sounds like me. I did find the grammatical errors rather distracting.

[Sarah Kettle · Rating 5 out of 5]

I feel seen!

[Natascha Puggaard · Rating 5 out of 5]

I learned a lot about myself. Some I already knew, but was put into words in the book, in a way, that I strugle to do so.

[Richard]

Loved it

I could relate with the content. Accurate descriptions given.

could relate with the content. Accurate descriptions given. Thank you .

[Rayna · Rating 4 out of 5]

As the partner of an INFJ there’s not a lot in here I didn’t already know but some of the information given served to remind me about some of the needs of his personality type.

[Megan · Rating 3 out of 5]

It is good if you aren't familiar with INFJ. If you are, there wasn't much new.