The INFJ personality is an introverted empath with an eye on the future. Estimated at 1-3% of the population, INFJs are considered to be the rarest MBTI type of all. That’s too bad because INFJs offer a lot of good things to the world. Here is a look at 7 strengths associated with being an INFJ. Continue reading
ENTP forms one of the 4 MBTI types in the temperament group known as the Rationals. Being an ENTP encompasses a number of strengths that prove advantageous to them. Here is a look at 7 strengths associated with being an ENTP. Continue reading
In the real world, there are no Spidermen, no mutants or hulking radioactive brutes to protect earth. However, although no one can fire pulsar beams from their palms or leap tall buildings in a single bound, your MBTI type imbues you with special powers that come with great responsibility. Here’s what hidden superpower you have according to your Myers Briggs Personality Type. Continue reading
It is normal to have a little in pride in what we are good at. Each Myers-Briggs type is likely to be a bit arrogant or self-assured about the areas in which they are proficient. Here is a look at what each MBTI personality may be smug about.
A sense of moral superiority and a notion that they know what is best may be something for which the INFJ is guilty of. While they are indeed like a spiritual guru, well-equipped for moral arbitration taking into account important black-and-white facts and logic in tandem with compassion and empathy, INFJs may come to think too highly of their opinions and take for granted their standard of moral authority. They may sometimes display arrogance in the form of a messiah complex or through unsolicited homilies that may strike others as being sanctimonious regardless of how well-intentioned they may be. INFJs may sometimes feel their ability to read people is on par with professional psychics and crystal balls.
