Hi INFJs
Here’s 10 more reasons to feel misunderstood.
There’s 10 different versions of you as of now.
They are listed in following:
- The Plutonian INFJ
- The Neptunian INFJ
- The Uranian INFJ: INTJ (ish)
- The Saturnian INFJ
- The Jupiterian INFJ
- The Martian INFJ
- The Venusian INFJ
- The Mercurian INFJ
- The Lunar INFJ
- The Solar INFJ
See a theme?
In order to take the next step on your INFJ journey which has given you so much homecoming and understanding, imagine what it would be like to know to a T who you really are in a very concise label. INFJ is the first stage, but it’s too general, too blanket to really be effective in the most 80/20 way possible.
This is where astrology comes into the mix. Knowing you’re an INFJ can get you 80 percent of the way there, but if you want to be an A+ player in the world of men, you really have to know your special brand of INFJ, to reach the highest levels of your potential as an INFJ.
Luckily, there is an easy way to identify this that I have worked out over the years. I have found out what is most responsible for creating this leveraging effect, this further differentiating effect that makes you stand out even from other INFJs, and also to find your brethren, your true home.
Are you an Abraham Lincoln or a Van Gogh?
Are you an owl or a dolphin?
And do you like endorphins?
Tune in next week to read the first of this 10 article series about all the wonderful variations of INFJ possible. It will blow your mind!
Bye!
Bob Hoskins says
Interesting…I look forward to reading the articles.
Until recently I thought there was only the light vs dark dichotomy, but this delineates that further.
I guess it was no coincidence then that Daniel Day-Lewis was casted as Abraham Lincoln for the movie! (Assuming Daniel Day-Lewis is indeed an INFJ).
Seems like there are some massive contradistinctions within the type… owl vs dolphin couldn’t be more different! As couldn’t Lincoln vs Van Gough…
I wonder where Tolstoy fits into this…and Dostoyevsky. I don’t know if there could be any other that could label their own masterpiece (i.e., Anna Karenina) as “counterfeit art”
Pedro goes egodead or something145 says
Hi! I’m an INFJ and I just wanted to say that I’m a really big fan of your work and that I’m definitely looking forward to your articles!
blake@stellarmaze.com says
Hey, thanks for reporting in!