Hi welcome to this week's edition of PHQ questions from the personality

hacker community my name is Joel Mark Witt and I'm Antonia Dodge and

Addison let's get right to our question today.

Hi John Antonia my question is the following.

Is it true that INFJs tend to overthink on what is happening inside their brains

which can cause them to overlook what is happening in real life?

Put differently as an INFJ, how can I stop overthinking and get more into action

and feel satisfied with my life and achievements?

All the best anonymous.

Thanks for the question. It's a really good one and we have a lot of INFJ's. A lot of INJs.

INJs also asking a very similar question about how do we, how do we as you know I NJ's get into action more and get out of our heads make

things happen in the real world so this is it's timely I think a lot of people

will resonate with this not just I NFJ's.

You're not going crazy.

This is definitely an issue that I and J's face and the reason for this lies in what's called

the cognitive function stack for I NFJ's and INTJ's as

well though their stack is a little differently.

So if you look under the surface of the four letter code or what are technically called your dichotomies, I N FJ.

Underneath that are your wiring, your mental processes, what are technically called cognitive

functions and the wiring for an I NFJ is this. They lead with a

process a mental process that is technically called introverted intuition. And introverted intuition is by definition

the opposite of what is called extroverted sensing. So we've given these nicknames, we call

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