Welcome to the Personality Hacker Podcast. My name is Joel Mark Witt.

And I'm Antonia Dodge. And today we're going to talk about one very specific personality type within one very specific personality

typology model.

We're going to talk about the INFJ type in the Meyersburg system.

And the reason why we're talking about this very specific personality type as opposed to all of the types is for a couple reasons.

First, we've noticed that we have an unusually high number of INFJs that visit our website,

write in, make comments, we just have a lot of them represented at Personality Hacker. And we just came off of our Intuitive Awakening program.

We had a really high number of INFJs on the program itself.

And we've noticed that people of this personality type have a tendency to feel, now all intuitive types have a

tendency to feel very misunderstood, but I think INFJs feel particularly misunderstood. So we thought it was a need to address in the

podcast. We figured you're either an INFJ that's listening or you know an INFJ,

you've got one in your life somewhere, makes sense.

They're about 1.5% of the population,

which is a very small percentage of the population,

that said that means about one or two out of every hundred.

And so you probably know when you have one in your life or you are in INFJ yourself.

Yeah, and if you, I mean I've been looking through like our Twitter feed, for example,

at Personality Hacker, just some of the people that we

follow and some of our followers and often a lot of them are INFJs that are engaged on

Twitter and I'm looking through the Twitter comments you know the Twitter feed and there's a lot of words coming up from I

NFJ's describing themselves as feeling pain, feeling misunderstood. There's actually a Twitter called INFJ problems. I mean literally and you know

health issues all sorts of things that INFJs are dealing with and they're very vocal about it.

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