What are the strengths of INFP?

Deep empathy and compassion, Creative expression, Strong personal values, Open-mindedness, Dedication to meaningful causes

What types are compatible with INFP?

ENTJ (The Commander), ENFJ (The Protagonist)

INFP — The Mediator

Also known as “The Healer”

Approximately 4.4% of the population

INFPs are poetic, kind, and altruistic people always eager to help a good cause. They are guided by their core values and beliefs, seeking a life that is in harmony with their ideals. INFPs are creative, idealistic, and deeply caring individuals.

Cognitive Dimensions

Energy Direction

Extraversion

(E)

Introversion

(I)

Energized by solitude and inner reflection

Information Gathering

Sensing

(S)

Intuition

(N)

Focuses on patterns, possibilities, and future

Key Characteristics

Idealistic and empathetic

Creative and imaginative

Open-minded and flexible

Passionate about their values

Quiet and reserved

Deeply caring and loyal

Seek harmony and authenticity

Rich inner emotional life

Strengths

+Deep empathy and compassion
+Creative expression
+Strong personal values
+Open-mindedness
+Dedication to meaningful causes

Growth Areas

~Can be overly idealistic
~Difficulty with practical matters
~Tendency to take things personally
~May struggle with criticism
~Prone to self-isolation

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INFP — The Mediator

Cognitive Dimensions

Key Characteristics

Strengths

Growth Areas

Compatible Types

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