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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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I think that linking a project to how to fulfill other people’s needs is definitely the key, however it’s not that simple. For me at least, fulfilling someones needs for the day, the week, or the year brings me little to no motivation. In fact fulfilling only one person’s needs doesn’t really do it for me. My motivations come from the big picture needs of society. I always look for what the world should be and why it isn’t that way. For me to truly feel fulfilled I need to fulfill the needs of everyone simultaneously with one act that creates a permanent change to humanity for the better.
This probably has a lot to do with why I feel so dissatisfied with life. I have no idea how to do that and anything less makes me feel useless, hopeless, and extremely discouraged. I honestly feel like I’m losing my mind if I begin living a “normal” life. Even doing nothing is preferable to doing something of negligible consequence.
I think the advice about focusing efforts on extraverted feeling is right on. I’ve spent a lot of time trying to develop my extraverted sensing, but I was constantly conflicted with the fact that my introverted intuition was CONSTANTLY checking my choices. This ended up being my “paralysis by analysis.” I wanted to DO, but my process of perceiving outcomes always won out.
However, working with my extroverted feeling almost never conflicts with my intuitive process. When I really decide that I will work towards getting others needs met, I satisfy my desire for action while aligning it with my values and mental processes.
Thank you Taylor #2! ;) We always appreciate hearing when someone has begun the amazing journey of self love. You’re awesome!
Thanks for the comment Tamagochi! I’m glad you have found a life-hack that works for you. :)
Thanks for the comment, Taylor! I’m not sure I agree with Batman being an INFJ. He seems like more of a Thinker – like an INTJ. That being said, typing fictional characters is fraught with peril. Everyone has their opinion and there’s a lot of guess work involved. :)