MBTI Guide

What's the quickest way to upset an INFP? Engage in manipulative tactics, dismiss their deeply-held values, or intimidate others around them! These behaviors disrupt the INFP's harmonious inner world, which is a delicate balance of dreams, feelings, and ideas. INFPs are idealistic and creative individuals who prioritize authenticity, empathy, and personal values. This can sometimes put them at odds with the people around them. Controlling Behavior The INFP's auxiliary cognitive function, Extroverted Intuition (Ne), fuels their desire to explore possibilities and think outside the box. INFPs are independent thinkers who appreciate autonomy and creative freedom, so it suffocates their spirit when they are being controlled or micromanaged. This situation can often arise in the workplace, particularly when the INFP is working under ISTJ or ESTJ leaders, whose attention to detail and high standards can cause them to check in on the intricate aspects of their team's work. How