Welcome to 10 minute type advice by Personality Hacker. I'm Joel Mark Witt. And I'm Antonia Dodge.

This show features questions from the personality hacker

community that we answer in about 10 minutes.

We've been using personality types in our coaching

for years, and we'd love to answer your questions

about personal growth through the lens of type you can find out more about us at

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Hi, Joel, Antonia. My name is Rosa. I'm an INFP Spanish, but I live in Tokyo.

I have a question regarding the development of extroverted intuition for INFP people.

I consider myself a very curious person. I love learning about new things and also traveling.

From what I understand about extroverted intuition, this could be a good sign, but instead of that I normally feel frustrated because there are too many things I'm interested about.

And I felt to choose some focus on one thing where I can develop my skills. I normally feel like a jack of all

traits when the type of people that I admire the most are those who are really proficient at something.

I was wondering whether my understanding of exploration and how to develop it might not be correct or whether it is more a matter of changing this ideal image I have of the truly developed person as someone who is a master of one single thing.

Thank you. Love your podcast.

Thanks Rosa for the question. So, you know, I'm going to kind of boil this down to ask it this way.

How does an I NFP, like yourself, grow or develop your exploration?

Your co-pilot as an IFP without feeling scattered,

without feeling like you're not making progress

and you can create mastery.

Because, okay, so as an I NFP preferences,

this is a very important part of your life.

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