JOURNALING - TOP:
"Today I took the Myers-Briggs test. Of the 16 personalities defined, I am the Advocate or INFJ, the most rare. It was very enlightening..."
JOURNALING - BOTTOM:
"INFJs often surprise the people in their lives by withdrawing from time to time. Suddenly, the INFJ has “turned off.” They have shut themselves away, alone, and can’t be bothered by anyone or anything. This is not because INFJs are antisocial. Rather, alone time is as nourishing as food and water to the INFJ. It allows them to clear away the chatter of the world and focus on their own thoughts and feelings. It gives them time to reflect on their lives and process what they’ve experienced. Without it, INFJs will feel drained, moody, and overstimulated."
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