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PHQ | QUESTIONS FROM COMMUNITY: In this episode, Joel and Antonia answer a question about getting into action as an INFJ.
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This is the first comment section I have viewed on this site (I have, until now, just been binge listening to the podcasts from an app) and I am so blown away… You just put my heart into words and then OTHER PEOPLE AGREED. Whenever I say things like this to my friends they just give me this look like I’m completely absurd… “Just get a normal job and stop overthinking”. So I’ve stopped verbalizing the desire but it doesn’t stop it from being there. All that to say… YES. THANK YOU.
I’m also INFJ married to an INTJ. Interesting dynamics.
Amen. I often ponder what I bigger purpose/calling is. On my best (but most frustrating) days I feel right on the brink of discovery, but never quite get there. It can be very discouraging. Maybe plays into the INFJ self-righteous concept some INFJs (like me occasionally) have?
What a clear, excellent explanation of getting into action for the infj. I can’t deny that I’ve spent waaaaay too much time beating myself up for not being more of a standard mover-shaker. I’ve wondered what is wrong with me and felt useless, in part because I haven’t recognized/valued the work I do when I meet others’ needs. Often it’s an “invisible” endeavor which does not bring recognition; I’ve written it off as “nothing” (socially speaking). :(
Understanding the function stack is incredibly helpful, and this advice is just the light bulb I needed. I may need to start a journal of all the times I extend myself in harmony so that I can SEE all that I am doing. (haha – or some sort of video format that I can broadcast to the world…) And allow myself to give approval to this work as essential/important/sacred, despite what our culture might tell me. Thank you!
It’s a double whammy in our home – INFJ married to an INTJ. When we’re both stuck in our heads, I feel doomed to wasted time and pointlessness because I’m looking to him to cooperate in something productive or mutually satisfying. I’m hoping to get us unstuck together, but he’s much more comfortable with this sort of status quo than I am. What gets me out of my head is volunteer work where I know someone is counting on me for encouragement or to help make a system work. I don’t expect to change the world, just hopefully make one little corner of it brighter.