8 INFJ Rules that changed my life! (from the Stoics)
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In this video I discuss 8 INFJ rules that really changed my life. These rules are from Stoicism, which is an Ancient Greek school of Philosophy. These rules really teach you how to embrace your INFJ life, receive stress, and gain power and confidence.
Let me know in the comments how these rules work out for you!
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This channel has the most meaningful, accurate description and advice for true INFJs.
Thank you Bryan, that means a lot to me my friend. :)
Jay
yep...like a deep breath not realizing ii'd been holding it...
Absolutely!
*This Channel SURE DOES. My Fellow INFJ Homeboy Can't Say It Enough In Every Video the Things About MANY Other People Out There Who Are Probably NOT INFJ's If They Are Not Progress-Oriented & Sometimes Wanna Treat Us Like Soundboards, BUT Are A Pathetic Lost Cause. Even Motivational Speakers Need To Learn That You Can't Help Or Save Everybody, & It's Better For You & Them That You DON'T. Even GOD Himself Doesn't Even Bother To Help Or Save Everyone, & I Can't Possibly Do the Whole Human Soundboard Thing- I'm Too No-nonsense & Moody. Anyway, This Channel Is A Godsend Like Wenzes's Is. Thumbs Up 👍, & I'm Staying Tuned For MORE.*
Agree !
This was helpful. when I think about all the dark and nefarious corruption in this world I get really depressed
Jay's advice is a must for INFJs. I have spent way too much time trying to right the wrongs. It's like playing whack-a-mole. And, surprisingly, most people do not appreciate it when corruption is exposed and dealt with. Sometimes they benefitted from it, and sometimes they are uncomfortable when someone upsets the applecart. Focus on your own corner of the world. As Voltaire wrote in his book, Candide, tend to your own garden. For the most part. I've exposed two events of corporate corruption where peoples' lives were in danger, so sometimes it's necessary.
I've noticed that judgement and rejection only hurts when we're invested in being accepted by others. When we accept that EVERYONE faces judgement and rejection, it just becomes a part of the human experience.
Stoicism definitely helped me as an INFJ. I no longer watch news, and I’ve learned to walk away from toxic people, which were absolutely DRAINING!
Any other things that helps?
@@JolinHarddelete social media apps like Fakebook
amen
Number 8, worrying about the evil in the world, eg the rise of fascism, has really been getting me down lately. I cannot bear the utter stupidity of humanity. If I leave social media it will be so I don't have to hear about or from these subhumans again.
Fascism is on the rise? I'm confused. I'm going to go ahead and guess you're definitely under 25 years old? I'm going to be 47 soon. Trust me when I say the right has lost and absurd amount of influence over the country. Mind you fascism is an "extreme" right side philosophy but you would be wrong to say the right are fascist. I'm not saying it doesn't exist. But I am saying nine times out of 10 when someone on the left is calling someone on the right a fascist they're simply saying it because they don't agree with the person on the right. Just because a lefty doesn't agree with someone on the right it doesn't make that person a fascist. Except for that one time out of 10. But the real truth is both sides have a lot of issues. Both sides can breed an extreme amount of cognitive dissonance in individuals. Both sides can poison people's minds making them become very toxic. The media then steps in making it all far far worse. I've never seen so much division in this country in my almost five decades of being here. That has progressively gotten worse and worse.
Anyways something I'm practicing these days and it is very difficult to practice that's for sure, But I'm practicing being cognizant of the fact that when I point a finger at someone there are 10 pointing back at me. I am practicing realizing that the things I hate about others is often true of myself: has its root in me and not the other person. This isn't always the case but very very often we project our own preconceived notions and fears on others therefore distorting our perception. I think if people on both sides could just understand this everything would get so much better for us.
Another thing I believe is that the reality is things have gotten so good in this country that people basically are making up reasons to feel righteous indignation. A classic philosophy is that humans enjoy righteous indignation because it makes them feel "better than" others. It's an ego stroke. It's a self-validating mechanism.
All I know is that I can relate to feeling animosity towards groups of people because their ideology is so alien and absurd to me but I am not going to continue to feel that way anymore. The reason why is because anger and frustration does not serve us well. Especially when it's righteous anger. I hope things get better for you. ♥️
Nazis considered the Jews "Subhuman".
Agreed, I feel the same. Left social media 2 weeks ago. My life is calmer.
I left all social media except LinkedIn and it reduced a lot of stress in my life. No FOMO at all!
I left social media in 2019 except for You Tube. About six months ago I removed the TV from my bedroom and rarely watch any TV in the living room. It's been a struggle at times especially during the winter when I can't go out and garden, so I began purchasing books from the library sales and began teaching myself embroidery as well. What a difference it's made in my frame of mind, :)
Thank you for showing your face and making a real video. So much better than the other INFJ channels that use an automated voice to read a script. Great content. Keep it up and I hope your channel becomes wildly popular.
Thank you Dave, that means a lot to me. Working hard on more content :)
Jay
I love this channel . For just finding out Iam this personality type I’ve so enjoyed your info . Keep up the excellent work . Absolutely loved this video . Cause it is stuff we do deal with and feel it’s our responsibility for some unknown reason and guilty til I’ve reached an age that I moved on from that !!
I'm a Christian. And I worry alot. I pray about what is most pressing and every time these worry thoughts start up I tell myself "you don't have to think about this, you already gave it to God" it helps me alot
Woow
AMEN 🙏🙏
Prayer and trust in God is key!
that is so much easier than becoming a teacher or social worker or volunteer.
I always say, I couldn't have been a counselor...I have too many of my own unresolved problems. I'm now healing into the understanding that I may actually be helpful to others in that sorta way.
This is great and helpful choice 👌🏻
Works every time ❤
I love what you are saying. I really hope that it helps all the young INFJs. I didn't have a name for this personality type that I share with a few others until a little too late. I'm 38 and I have lived an insane life as an INFJ, completely riddled with narcissistic abusers. Now I am finally happy and whole but I'm going to die soon from heart failure. Accepting this is a tough pill to swallow but at least I'm not finishing the way I was, a big mess all alone and misunderstood. I'm still alone but I'm NOT a mess and that is a victory to me. I cannot wait to watch all of your content. I have devoured up everything else about us. Brings me comfort. Makes me feel not so alone. Thank you friend. ❤
You are so welcome! This post made my day. Life is hard for us INFJs. And narcissistic abuse is one of the worst things. I was in a relationship with a narcissist for about 10 years. Very difficult. I am glad that you have figured things out and you are finally whole. I am so sorry for your medical condition and I hope that you have many more years. Thanks for your comment it really meant a lot to me.
Jay
I just want to give you a big hug! I'm at the end of a lengthy divorce from my 15 yrs married to a narcissist. My father is also a narcissist. I turned 51 this Thursday and the last 3 years has been rediscovering who I am in a healthy way. I wish I knew I was an INFJ as a teen. Knowing who I am and not making myself wrong for it would have saved me so much grief. I'm praying for you for a miracle recovery and that you are not alone physically. You are never truly alone. ❤
I have had the same turmoil and late introduction that you described. I am so sorry to hear that you will transition soon. You are NOT alone and the overwhelmingly intense (good/bad) history not being able to destroy us is a miracle in itself. I am 49 and didn't know I was INFJ until a year and a half ago, around the time of my one and only sons death by Fentynyl poisoning. I'm still a wreck and just living day to day trying to become un- lost again. Knowing that I'm not crazy but rare helps. Doesn't it? (Cue maniacal laughter) god bless you on your journey.
Sending you so much love. I myself am 39 and just found out my personality type yesterday and I was also thinking about how much easier my life would have been thus far if I would have known. Wishing you strength and happiness for the rest of your days with us in this world. Godspeed.
The psychiatric community has a name for this....... Borderline Personality Disorder. After my diagnosis, after I read up on it and found out what it was and what that meant for me..... I almost killed myself lolol and why wouldn't someone after a diagnosis like that the psychiatric community makes us out to be monsters and lunatics!
A few months back I took the Meyers Briggs and came up as an infj.
Started reading about it, cuz I didn't know what that was, like I didn't know what borderline personality disorder was. I couldn't help but notice the similarities between an infj and a person diagnosed as borderline personality disorder.
After a while I just started viewing the way I am as having an infj personality rather than having a disorder.
People speak of INFJs in glowing terms.
People speak about borderline personality disorder like it's a freak show...... A dangerous one at that.
Finding these infj videos probably saved my life
Change the things you can. Accept the rest
YES! Great comment:)
Jay
The concept is that of the Serenity Prayer. “God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know the difference. “ 💛
8 INFJ Rules from Stoics
1. You can decide whether to worry about something or not.
2. People are facts, consider not resenting them.
3. You don't have to have an opinion about things.
4. Consider focusing on the present moment.
5. Other people's opinions are just their opinions.
6. Don't let external things determine the quality of your life.
7. You can't fix everything, so consider not stressing over what you can't change.
8. Consider abstaining from worry about evil you can't control.
I don't get the 'people are facts' thing. Does that mean people are who they are and you can't change them?
@@ct6852 -I think that is what it is, and just take them for who they are.
INFJs have a massive advantage over everyone else in that we like being alone.
We need a lot of alone time so we can be free from the narrow limited feeling & thinking of others. To escape that tedium.
Its rare being bored in an INFJs own head & heart.
This is an excellent, accurate channel. My favorite prayer is " God, grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change; the courage to change the things I can; and the wisdom to know the difference. Decades of seeking truth has brought me to a place where everything is making sense. The Father gives us these gifts and the devil tries to stop us from helping others. It is an amazing journey to self transformation. God bless
I move with this serenity prayer strongly
Hey Jay,
I've been there, overwhelmed with others' energy and emotions, and I didn't know how not to do it. Learning how to establish boundaries was a tough one for me. I've also had to be careful to avoid the narcissists. I've also had to slam doors, some really dramatically and I'll admit that I've burned bridges, but they were troll infested and needed the torch. Thank you for your videos Jay. Much love to you! -Z
I practice stoic philosophy and it's badass. However, I always stumble over number eight.
Because once you see the atrocities in the world of let's say little children being exploited, women and children being destroyed and eviscerated by domestic violence, somehow I cannot turn away from trying to do my best to make others aware that these people need help.
I know I can only control The Evil Within Myself, and keep the projection of evil from others out of my life, but still brother... I have a hard time sleeping at night knowing so many women and children are being destroyed every 3 seconds.
Something I have come to understand and experience in recent years is that presence/peace/intuition and anxiety come from two different dimensions of our selves. The ego, or conceptual (constructed and false) sense of self, with all its conditioned notions of what's good and bad, right and wrong, is the source of any anxiety we feel. Through our dominant function of Introverted Intuition, we INFJs are blessed with easier access than other types to the beingness, insight and guidance that can bubble up from the inner truth of who we are, what Jung referred to as the "transcendent function." I have found that perhaps the most essential way to have inner peace most of the time and to open and respond to our intuition is to question the truth of thoughts and anxieties that arise from the conditioned mind, from our IDEA of the world and who we are. When we question whether we can know that any thought, or judgement of ourselves or events as good or bad is true for sure, we find that we can't know this. Then, the thought dissolves, any troubling emotion triggered by the thought dissolves, and we are left feeling the peace of Presence, our true Self. In the "space" of wakeful, peace-filled Presence, no longer blocked by fears and objections from the conditioned mind, intuition can arise and guide our expression and our lives.
Love this. It reminds me of the Stoics. The conditioning of the mind to decipher what is right and wrong is very interesting. Especially in a world that "dictates" that someone needs to be married to be "normal", or can't live with their parents (just examples), etc. These can cause stress, but who is to say they are good or bad? Only your conditioned mind. Thanks Andrew!
Jay
Mooji, Eckhart Tolle and Byron Katie teaches this. To question our thoughts, being in stillness and presence.
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Such a delicate balance from time to time... much to accept on my end... which I already have... but yet to find balance and being able to create my own experience in the world... because it is not my own... it it all of ours... I hear of this and that and find solitude where it is... at any moment at any time. 💖
This is so valuable!! As someone who is perfectionistic and idealistic, I definitely needed this as a reminder.
I am often prone to overthinking and the point about not giving energy to negative things that have not happened is great
The ability to feel energies, however uncomfortable or lovely, is a powerful tool for learning about one's life.
Omgosh I just can’t deal with the news such as FOX or CNN! It’s just too much! Thank you for acknowledging that it’s just too much.
Bro mad props on your vidoes, seriously hits like a gut punch. Being an infj is tuff as bricks, but it a little lighter knowing that others like yourself are out there and clearly understand how you feel and think.
Thank you, my friend, it is tough to be an INFJ but we all need to know we are not alone. Thanks so much for watching!
Jay
These “pearls of wisdom” are just part of the algorithm YT offers. This is, for me, 63 yrs too late-I had all this & lots more down just by communing w/ my inner self & my badass spirit guide !!!! I was 8 yrs old.
Surrounded by evil. I knew what was what. & I practiced stoicism, had to!!!
To get out of my Ni loop, I find that doing my crafts better helps me with focus and being in the moment. Most of the Ni Dom people that I've shared this point with, tend to agree with that assessment as well. The harder the task at hand, the better your focus becomes. You are having to draw on your deeper creativity, and problem solving, when they may arise with a project. I assemble 1/12 scale dollhouses and I have become familiar with more than my fair share of problem solving skills involved with it. 😂
I discovered stoic philosophy about a year ago through Ryan Holiday’s videos and realized I’ve been a stoic most of my life. My daughter is the one that explained to me that I am also an INFJ personality type. Stoicism is definitely a helpful philosophy for me.
Your probably Sigma as well.
Probably heyoka types to lol
I was in a spiral of overthinking that it just gets mind draining. I’m so glad i found this video
I would love tips on how to “discard” anxiety. It would be so helpful.
I also wonder if any other INFJ’s get exhausted from constantly feeling like you have to improve yourself or be better all the time?
Hi Eric, lately for me it has gotten exhausting to try to improve myself, and seeing the best out of everything, overall because I am the only one doing it, and the other parts do not care, so it feels one sided. However, now I am trying to recognize that I have improved in many aspects and feel happy about it, and not rush into more improvements. Also recognize that your efforts are for you to feel happy with yourself and enjoy the person you have already build.
Maaaannn, I so wished that i had this knowledge 30 years ago, better late than never. I'm enjoying catching up with your videos, thanks for taking the time to produce and post🙏
Thank you. I was so stressed, then watched this video & I calmed down considerably.
I'm so glad Terry! Life can really get heavy for us INFJs. I understand that feeling of stress. I'm glad the video helped. Thanks for letting me know, means a lot.
Jay
I love when you said that if they’re not doing what I want to be doing or think is honorable, then why do I let their insults mean anything. So powerful
“Be thine own palace, or the world’s thy jail.”
-John Donne
Hard core infj here thanks for great support
You’re welcome!
Jay
This is the very best site on INFJ. Helpful, smart insightful, excellent quotes. You put a lot of research into this. Thanks. Listening on repeat to drive these nuggets of wisdom down deep
that last point hit like a sack of bricks. I believe this is the reason why i sank into addiction for so long, so much injustice in the world right now and it felt hopeless for me. Now I realise I need be a force of calm good because others won't do it.
Thank you so much! I've been dealing with this on my own for so long, it's so nice to find folks who have similar experiences. What a relief!
This is big for me too.
Yes yes yes!Agree to these facts! No one has power over me - narcissists, control freaks, mind game players! Pfft!
I am definitely a Stoic. There is so much truth and support in this podcast. Thank you. I use craftwork to keep me present ❤
Recently discovered...at the tender age of 50-something...that this is my personality type. This explains a LOT. Thank you for the clarity.
I have been grateful to find your content! Thanks for sharing!
My 10 year old daughter and I have been using a phrase that sums up the mantra "I will not give the power to determine my emotions. My emotions are under my power alone." in a slightly different way. Same concept. "Don't give (that person) the keys to your car."
This video is such a God-send to me, thank you so much! I am so grateful. I can now quit trying to figure out why people don't align with me (having tried everything!) when all I want to do is work together towards something good! This video just solidified and made me feel GREAT about my decision to resign instead of having any of the lingering guilt that I have been feeling regarding this decision.
I will tell you Beverly, I relate to what you are saying so much. Wanting to work towards a greater good but nobody is interested. I hope that the videos will help you (if even just a little) to find your place (and your peace). Thanks for watching!
Jay
I think this is great advice for anyone, but as an INFJ, I would think that.
Thank you for this video!
1. I gave up worrying a long time ago, thanks to Jesus!
"Cast all your cares on HIM for He cares for you." -1 Peter 5:7
"Don't sweat the small stuff. It's ALL small stuff!"
2. People are facts! Again, I have come to accept people as they are. I always go back to the poem "If," by Rudyard Kipling!
The ENTIRE poem, but especially,
" If you can trust yourself when all men doubt you, But make allowance for their doubting too;.............If neither foes nor loving friends can hurt you,
If all men count with you, but none too much;.."
3. You don't have to have an opinion about things!
I am learning to hold back when I hear someone speak or watch a video and want to add my 2 cents. (It didn't work on this video :)
4. Focus on the present and Predicting future outcomes:
For many years I have told people things that were going to happen, even years down the road. I've even called talk shows and told the hosts. Each time I've been scoffed at. Then years later, it happens. I feel like I'm behind a thick glass wall trying to get people's attention and tell them what I see, but nobody seems to listen.
5. I DO trust my opinions because I RESEARCH!
I am very staunch about standing for the truth and what I know is right, regardless of others or consequences!
The Asch Conformity Experiment showed that 75% of people ARE susceptible to group think, peer pressure and conformity!
Scripture tells us "Do not follow the crowd to do evil." - Exodus 23:2
6. Do not let external things determine your quality of life:
and
7. Not stressing over things I can't change.
and
8. Abstaining from worry over evil you cannot control.
Amen! God has given me the power to change the things I can, the patience to accept what I cannot change, and the wisdom to know the difference!
I am only one, but I AM one. I cannot do everything, but I can do something. And the something I can do, I should do, and by the grace of God, I WILL do! -Edward Everett Hale
Yes to all this
As long as you understand that heaven is within you and "God" resides in heaven, you are in a good mental space...
YES!!! If by Rudyard Kipling is my favourite poem!
@@thedude5740 nonsense
@@DeeDeex007o that and the windhover by Gerard Manley Hopkins
This is all very intellectual. Stoicism comes from a time when they weren’t aware of emotional repression and trauma. For me, no amount of changing my thoughts or believing one idea or another has ever helped me move towards health.
The only thing that has ever truly worked for me is to feel the rage, fear, shame and grief that is buried deep in my stomach and chest. Each layer I feel through moves me towards becoming more fully myself.
You are so correct with this.
I'm going to sound Soo silly here, but,,
I really thought majority of people just knew or saw life like this.
But with running across people like you,, well I just don't feel so alone.
I still get thrown off with how others are.
~I've just always wanted a safe place to fall ❣️~
When you are out in the world it’s hard to imagine sometimes that there are others out there who think like you do. Thanks for sharing!
Jay
I truly enjoyed this video. I adopted Stoicism as a high school student, and Marcus Aurelius is one of my favorites. Now I know why. We didn't have the Meyer-Briggs Personality test when I was in school. So I was always the misfit, and had to figure out how to 'fix' myself. Stoicism helped alot. Now I know why.
Years later, an employer had a psychologist come in and give all of us the MB Personality test. That is when I found out about the 16 different types of personalities, and that I am an INFJ...That help also, though it still took me years to learn that it is okay for me to be ME.
The Desiderata...Go quietly among the noise and haste..... You are a child of the universe, no less than the trees and stars. You have a right to be here 💖💖
My wrongs don't necessarily have to be your wrongs, depending on how desensitized you are. I had to learn to meet people exactly where there are at at that point in time Knowing , what's my business, what's God's business, their business, and none of my business. Picking my battles, asking myself how important is it to my serenity level. I also had to learn not to take on other people's pain & not waste my time with those who are more comfortable sitting in their own shit. It's either your anchor or your sail. I soon found that my liabilities became my greatest asset's. In order to be honest and humble you have to accept the fact that you are fallible. Pain is inevitable suffering is an option. Acceptance does not mean approval. Not my job to fix you. The biggest freedom is to be able to say I don't know or I'm wrong. Try to get in solutions instead of staying in the problems. Stay open-minded in order to be teachable
One of my daughter's favorite sayings was minds are like umbrellas they operate best when they're open
That is a ton of wisdom. I read it all and agree with it all! Thanks for posting that!
Jay
@@INFJcircleSomeone else taught me, nothing original I had many teachers with lots of work & still a work in progress lol hell you'd think I'd be perfect by now 😜 I fall short on a daily basis.
@@Kelsbell I fall short daily too. But that's what us INFJs do. Learn and grow. Keep it up!
Thank you so much for making this video! Seriously, thank you!
This is all true.
And it also reenforces the fact that ppl can be a pain in the as-
Especially when they are always sh--ing in your salad while they are in your kitchen.
Great points. I think people throughout time have known that a good majority of people have something about them that is going to cause you big problems. So, being able to leave them to their own devices and focus on what you can control can be a huge help. Thanks for the comment!
Jay
Thank you so much for making this video
Thanks for this. I needed this.
Learnt so much from this video and your channel in general
Very helpful stuff here!
Excellent analysis!
You've exactly went through the path. I like you. Keep up the good work.🙂💛 And thank you.
Thank you so much for sharing this!~
I was overthinking stuff all the time! Especially the ones I cannot control. Now that you reminded me, I've became less stressed than. :)
Amazing video 👏🏻
Excellent video, thank you!
I love your use of stoicism fellow infj here and when my entp friend introduced me to that philosophy it was a game changer
This is the most interesting video I have seen in a lot time thanks so much
These are some great points. I can relate with them and recognise my own tendencies. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you so much for your insight, it is very comforting!
Thank you for this great video. And I hope many people can benefit from these accurate words and great presentation
Subscribed! ❤
Wow, i can actually feel the shadow ninja side of myself by just listening to this video👍
Incredible practical teachings that really work! It's one thing to learn of the elements of our amazing personalities, but to actually apply real techniques! to help expand, change and grow in our personal development on a daily basis! Thank you :)
Brilliant. Thank you for this.
I LOVE this video!! Thank you Jay 😊
You're so welcome!
Jay
The more I learn about stoicism the more it resonates with me. This whole video resonates with me. Thank you for making it!
Well said! I especially appreciate the advice to abstain from worrying about the evil in the world over which I have no control!
Amen and Thank you. Love and light. 💡 💡💡💡💡💡💡💡💡💡💡💡
Wow! Combining two of my recent, favourite discoveries: Stoicism and typing as an INFJ. Thank-you, and I look forward to watching more of your videos 😌.
All good stuff here Sir! Three/six months ago I finished 'Meditations' by MA...it was life-changing in many ways. I'm still learning every day the meaning of the phrase "Not my problem."
I repeat it like a mantra..."Not my circus, not my monkeys."
It is very life changing. I think it's because he was an INFJ as well. He seems to think in the same patterns we do. Thanks for the comment Buckley.
Jay
love that mantra @Meagie's Muse
@@meagiesmuse2334 Boom! Yes! Lol
@@meagiesmuse2334strangely enough I’ve been saying this quote to myself lately followed by may God bless them! With love, power and wisdom ❤ ehhe
Thank you ❤ for this video.
I realized these concepts a few years ago and have had much comfort and peace in putting them into practice.
Okay - I’ve seen this for a while… it took me a while to finally click.
Wow! So many great nuggets of truth in here. Thank you!
Thanks so much for another great video! Definitely going to read a lot more about stoicism! 🍀
I'm glad you liked it, yes, the stoics had some great advice for us INFJs!
Jay
Thank you that was awesome
Like the quotes you’ve added occasionally in the video. It just gives so much authenticity to the fact that your trying to explain. Kudos!!
Excellent video. More please! Great topic.
This is probably the best advice on INFJ's/Empaths I've seen thus far!
Great video
Thank you for being genuine and sharing these videos!! It has made a positive difference for me!!❤
This video popped up just a little while ago and I am so glad I clicked. It comes at a time when I am struggling with some things. Everything that was discussed in this video felt very relevant to me, although the part that made my jaw drop was about how many people are not receptive to self improvement and how they become angry when you suggest a simple little thing they could do because then it takes away their excuse. I've never heard anyone put this into words before but I've experienced this reaction from people in my family and it has always baffled me... until now. Now I know why they react that way. And it makes perfect sense.
I love this video! Thanks so much.
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ Great authentic channel for INFJ. I can definitely see this channel will foster for it has real and true substance unlike those channels who only read scripts and have generic descriptions of us INFJs. It really helps me to address my daily turmoil and cleanse my views of INFJs curse and view it as a gift
New to you, and you get a like despite your citations not applying so much to my situation- still refreshing flexibility of mind, and thinkable..
Wow! Each video just gets better and better! Well done! ❤🙌
Thank you so much!! That means a lot to me. We are just getting started so I'm really thrilled that the channel is doing as well as it is. Thanks for being here for me!
Jay
Thank you so much for your content. Im new to your channel. Its helps me to not feel so alone and even a little more normal. I signed up for the newsletter and am so excited to watch more of your videos. All of this is on point for me and is so helpul putting peices together.
This is great! So happy to have you on board for 2024 Bradley! Let’s make it a good one!
Jay
These lessons also apply heavily to INTJs. Great content. Thank you.
wow, you really know the true INFJ.
thank you for the excellent video.
Thank you for excellent advice!
Great video. Thanks so much for your contribution to a better world!
Thank you Sara, I appreciate you watching and thanks for your comment!
Jay
This is fascinating because I am into becoming stoic!!
This was helpful. Thank you!
Best infj info ever.
INFJ here! I appreciate your videos and enjoy watching them. I learned a little about myself, but understanding how I think and respond to situations brings me peace. Thank you for the INFJ Circle.
Wow, wow, wow what a great video...
You are spot on in your speed of presentation, insight, research and tone.
Well done.
Thanks so much, that means a lot to me. I’m glad the video helped you!
Jay
Woah. Said some very powerful stuff
Excellent observations & historic philosophical reminders of helpful info.
Glad it was helpful Mart! Thank you for taking the time to let me know, means a lot.
Jay
Well put together and informative. Good job. 👍
Thank you Larry!
Jay
Oh wow, very good advice thank you!
You hit the nail on the head! I love your channel and subscribed. I'm so happy. I have finally found my people! Thank you💖
You are so welcome, and yes, we are here for ya!
Jay
I'm not sure I agree that what I think about is always a choice, but I've had some relief with tapping. Love the "People are facts"!
Wonderful video and as an INFJ I thank you!