INFP

The Dreamer

Quiet and private
May appear easy going and casual
Have strong feelings and values
Very idealistic
Have a strong desire to understand the meaning of life and how issues affect them personally
Take time to grow comfortable with their individuality
Curious and imaginative
Highly sensitive
Value inner harmony above harmony with others
Easily worried
Likes expressing themselves through art and music
Like exploring diversity and variety
Adaptable and flexible till a value is threatened
Act spontaneously and resist too much structure

Idealistic – they strongly believe in their own values and ideals.
Seek & value harmony – they hate conflict and are eager to please others.
Open – minded and flexible – they dislike being constrained by rules , and instead do what they think is right.
Very creative and imaginative – they can see things from unique perspectives, and have many different ideas and visions.
Passionate & energetic – they are very passionate towards their own interests.

Too idealistic – they get disappointed when reality clashes with their ideals.
Too altruistic – they can't say no to others.
Bad self-care skills – they tend to forget to take care of the needs of themselves.
Dislike dealing with details – they are so focused on the big picture that they forget the forest is made of individual trees.
Impractical - they have trouble making things happen.
Take things personally – they are very sensitive to criticism.
Difficult to get to know – they are very private.

Deeply compassionate people with strong convictions and great empathy
Creative , visionary , and inspired problem solvers
Original thinkers
With support and encouragement, they grow up to trust their inner voice, confidently living their own lives
Have self acceptance , look inwardly for confirmation and guidance , instead of following the corrosive messages of the world.

Quiet, gentle, sensitive and cuddly babies
Very attached to their parents but are reserved and hesistant around people they don’t know
Happiest to play alone for long periods of time, fueled by their vivid imaginations and rich inner lives
Curious and adventurous when exploring new toys or things
Artistic and creative
Great lovers of books and adore being read to as small children
Deep feeling people, not usually open up and espress or reveal those feelings unless they feel very safe or completely trust that person
Have well-developed empathy and shows concern for other’s well-being
Sensitive to tension and get upset when people close to them are angry
Prone to pleasing themselves and others
Not very aware of time or concerned with order, may actively and strongly resist any sturcture
Don’t like to make decisions and before they have to, they will often ask to hear all of their options before making a choice.

Ever ready to explore, question and create
Happy because they can learn how to read for themselves
Happiest with one best friend, they may change best friends each year because they like having a good friend in the same classroom.
Global thinkers, are keenly interested in other cultures, religions , languages , and are often curious and concerned about societal issues and problems more earlier than their peers
Drawn to art of all forms, including art, literature , music and theatre
Seem intellectually older than their years
Loyal and compassionate with the people they love
Will sometimes overlook faults and idealize relationships
Will become moody, pessimistic, and negative when they feel unloved or unwanted

Maybe unsure about the specifics of a career, but they always seem sure they want their lives to have meaning
They know that they're different, and love the whole idea of being unique
Naturally focus on the future, imagining and fantasizing what their lives will be like when they are on their own
Rebellious during this period
Struggle to find their niche in the world of work and in society as a whole
Value their close relationships above all else and have a strong need to feel harmony even at the same time they’re trying to establish their independence ( try to maintain personal and outer harmony )
Struggle with their highly emotional reactions and their deeply sensitive responses to everything
Find decision making stressful and can even become panic-stricken by the fear of making serious mistakes

Accept their uniqueness
Encourage them to make decisions based on what they feel is right, instead of society's expectations
Help them to make more realistic decisions and plans
Always provide them a creative outlet to express their thoughts and feelings