Rubix Model

Fundamental Logic

Piano Model

Function connections

Function Development

Switch Model

CatDog Model

Diamond Model

Domino Model

Supermodel

Psychological Assessment

INFP / Fis

Introverted INtuitive Feeling Prospecting

The Healer / Deer

The INFP:

Known as idealistic dreamers, INFPs are deeply empathetic and driven by a sense of purpose. They are introspective and strive to make life meaningful, often through creative or altruistic pursuits. Their values are paramount, guiding their decisions and relationships. INFPs are imaginative, seeing the world through a lens of possibility, though they may sometimes struggle to ground themselves in practical matters. Their authenticity and warmth make them compassionate advocates, though they may be sensitive to criticism.

Advanced description

INFPs’ Fi drives their personal values and empathy. Ne helps them explore possibilities, giving them a sense of idealism and curiosity. Tertiary Si brings a sense of nostalgia or attachment to specific memories or traditions. With Te as their inferior function, INFPs may struggle with structure and organization, preferring a flexible, values-driven approach.

Conscious Ego

Primary Ego INFP
Purposeful

INFP Conscious ego subconscious good

Conscious thoughts
Conscious self control

Strongly favours personal principles. Hero thoughts 1st priority (Hero) #1	Thoughts and feelings of OPINION Fi s Introverted
Responsibly handles thoughts of other's future intentions / actions. Parent thoughts 2nd priority (Parent) #2	Thoughts and feelings of POSSIBILITIES Ne s Extraverted
Delights in thoughts of the past. Child thoughts 3rd priority (Child) #3	Thoughts and feelings of PAST Si c Introverted
Fears or resists organisational thinking. Inferior thoughts 4th priority (Inferior) #4 Devil.ai	Thoughts and feelings of ORGANISATION Te c Extraverted

Conscious Subconscious Ego

Primary alter ego / Tec cause

ESTJ Subconscious alter ego conscious good

Subconscious thoughts
Subconscious superego control

organisational thinking. Science thoughts 1st priority (Hero) #1	Thoughts and feelings of ORGANISATION Te c Extraverted
thoughts of the past. Logic thoughts 2nd priority (Parent) #2	Thoughts and feelings of PAST Si c Introverted
thoughts of other's future intentions / actions. Ethics thoughts 3rd priority (Child) #3	Thoughts and feelings of POSSIBILITIES Ne s Extraverted
personal principles. Willpower thoughts 4th priority (Inferior) #4 Devil.ai	Thoughts and feelings of OPINION Fi s Introverted

Subconscious Ego

ENFJ Subconscious ego conscious evil

Conscious feeling
Subconscious self control

Worries over or doubts reading / managing other's feelings. Nemesis thoughts 5th priority (Nemesis) #5	Thoughts and feelings of FEELINGS Fe s Extraverted
Harshly critiques thinking of their future. Critic thoughts 6th priority (Critic) #6	Thoughts and feelings of FUTURE Ni s Introverted
Misses or overlooks present moment experiences. Trickster thoughts 7th priority (Trickster) #7	Thoughts and feelings of EXPERIENCES Se c Extraverted
Rejects or opposes logical thoughts. Demon thoughts 8th priority (Demon) #8 Devil.ai	Thoughts and feelings of LOGIC Ti c Introverted

Subconscious Subconscious Ego

ISTP Subconscious alter ego subconscious evil

Subconscious feeling
Conscious superego control

logical thoughts. Duty thoughts 1st priority (Hero) #5	Thoughts and feelings of LOGIC Ti c Introverted
present moment experiences. Rationale thoughts 2nd priority (Parent) #6	Thoughts and feelings of EXPERIENCES Se c Extraverted
thinking of their future. Morals thoughts 3rd priority (Child) #7	Thoughts and feelings of FUTURE Ni s Introverted
reading / managing other's feelings. External thoughts 4th priority (Inferior) #8 Devil.ai	Thoughts and feelings of FEELINGS Fe s Extraverted

How does this work?

Conscious control ego INFP
Subconscious experience of experience
Conscious understanding

Traits of the INFP

Full collection of personality traits for the INFP

Strengths

INFPs are deeply caring and compassionate individuals who value authenticity and personal integrity. They are driven by their inner values and seek to make a positive impact on the world around them. INFPs are imaginative and creative, often expressing themselves through art, writing, or other forms of personal expression. They are excellent listeners and provide emotional support to those in need, offering empathy and understanding. INFPs are also highly idealistic, believing in the potential for growth and change in both themselves and others. Their dedication to their values makes them passionate advocates for causes they believe in.

Weaknesses

INFPs can be overly idealistic and prone to feeling disappointed when reality doesn’t align with their lofty expectations. Their sensitivity can make them prone to emotional overwhelm, and they may have difficulty handling criticism or conflict. INFPs may struggle with setting boundaries and can often put the needs of others ahead of their own, leading to burnout or resentment. They may be overly introspective, leading to periods of self-doubt or confusion. Their desire for authenticity can make them appear distant or unwilling to compromise, especially when faced with situations that feel inauthentic or forced.

Rubix model

Interactive new Rubix model for the INFP personality type demonstrating how all new class personality types and function personality types line up to form a perfect sudoku/rubix formation.

First impressions

INFPs often come across as gentle, introspective, and quiet upon first meeting, but they reveal a warmth and depth once they feel comfortable. Their thoughtful demeanor and attentive listening create a sense of safety and trust for those around them. While they may initially seem reserved or shy, their genuine interest in others and passion for meaningful topics become evident as conversations deepen. People often describe INFPs as approachable and sincere, with an aura of quiet strength that leaves a lasting impression.

Gifted at

INFPs bring creative solutions and a deep understanding of others’ feelings to any situation. Their ability to think outside the box and connect emotionally with people makes them excellent problem solvers and empathetic allies. They excel at creating safe spaces for others to express themselves and find encouragement. Whether through artistic expression, counseling, or advocacy, INFPs use their unique gifts to inspire and support those around them.

Parenthood

INFPs are idealistic and compassionate parents who approach parenthood with a deep sense of care and understanding. They are deeply invested in their children's emotional well-being and strive to create an environment where their children can feel loved, valued, and free to express their individuality. INFPs encourage creativity, imagination, and personal growth, often seeking to nurture their children's inner world and emotional intelligence. They can be protective and empathetic, and they value authenticity and kindness. However, INFPs can sometimes be overly idealistic, which may lead to frustration if they feel they are not living up to their own high expectations of parenthood.

Friendships

INFPs cherish friendships that are based on emotional depth, authenticity, and shared values. They are drawn to people who are kind, compassionate, and open-minded, and they seek relationships where they can truly be themselves. INFPs are incredibly loyal and deeply invested in their friendships, often going out of their way to support their friends emotionally. They appreciate friendships that encourage personal growth and self-discovery. Although they may sometimes retreat into their inner world, their friends value their gentle, caring nature and the unique, creative perspectives they bring to their relationships.

Fundamental logic

Fundamental descriptions of the INFP personality type

The INFP is the INFP's Fi Hero

The ENFP is the INFP's Ne Parent

The ISTJ is the INFP's Si Child

The ESTJ is the INFP's Te Inferior

The ENFJ is the INFP's Fe Nemesis

The INFJ is the INFP's Ni Critic

The ESTP is the INFP's Se Trickster

The ISTP is the INFP's Ti Demon

Ego Alter ego +-----------+-----------+ | | | Con | Fis | Tec | | | | +-----------+-----------+ | | | Sub | Fes | Tic | | | | +-----------+-----------+

What is the condensed representation?

Fi Hero
Strongly favours personal principles.

Ne Parent
Responsibly handles thoughts of other's future intentions / actions.

Si Child
Delights in thoughts of the past.

Te Inferior
Fears or resists organisational thinking.

Fe Nemesis
Worries over or doubts reading / managing other's feelings.

Ni Critic
Harshly critiques thinking of their future.

Se Trickster
Misses or overlooks present moment experiences.

Ti Demon
Rejects or opposes logical thoughts.

The ENFJ:
is the subconscious of the INFP Fi Hero

The INFJ:
is the subconscious of the INFP Ne Parent

The ESTP:
is the subconscious of the INFP Si Child

The ISTP:
is the subconscious of the INFP Te Inferior

The INFP:
is the subconscious of the INFP Fe Nemesis

The ENFP:
is the subconscious of the INFP Ni Critic

The ISTJ:
is the subconscious of the INFP Se Trickster

The ESTJ:
is the subconscious of the INFP Ti Demon

Sic Sic Dominant Child Child Hero

Fis Fis Core Child Child

Tic Tic Dominant Demon

Fis Fis Core Demon

Flirtation technique

INFPs flirt in a subtle and gentle manner, often showing affection through deep, meaningful conversations. They prefer to connect emotionally rather than rely on overt displays of charm or physical gestures. Their approach to flirtation is sincere and unassuming, focusing on building trust and understanding rather than impressing or overwhelming the other person. This style resonates with those who value authenticity and emotional depth, making INFPs memorable and endearing in their romantic pursuits.

Worst quality

INFPs’ worst quality is their overly idealistic nature, which can lead to disappointment and frustration when reality doesn’t align with their expectations. They often envision a world or relationships that are perfect in their minds, only to feel let down when those ideals are not met. This idealism can make them hesitant to take action or commit to decisions, as they fear compromising their vision. While their idealism is a source of inspiration, it can also hinder their ability to accept and work with imperfections in themselves, others, and the world around them.

Career paths

INFPs are drawn to careers that align with their values and allow them to express their creativity and compassion. They are often found in fields like writing, counseling, the arts, education, and social work, where they can make a positive impact on others. INFPs value authenticity and integrity in their work and seek roles where they can help others and contribute to causes that resonate with their beliefs. They often enjoy careers that allow them to work independently or in small, supportive teams. INFPs may struggle in careers that require excessive bureaucracy, routine tasks, or roles that feel misaligned with their values.

Workplace habits

INFPs are thoughtful, creative, and deeply committed to their work in a way that aligns with their personal values. They prefer work environments where they can pursue meaningful goals and work independently. INFPs are known for their idealism and desire to contribute to something greater than themselves. They excel in roles that allow them to express their creativity and work toward positive change. While INFPs are often self-motivated, they can become disheartened if their work lacks meaning or recognition. They may struggle in highly structured environments that do not support their creative flow or personal beliefs.

Piano model

Interactive representation of the INFP personality type with all new conscious egos + more data.

Conscious Ego

Primary Ego INFP
Purposeful

INFP Conscious ego subconscious good

Conscious thoughts
Conscious self control

Strongly favours personal principles. Hero Conscious INFP #1	Thoughts and feelings of OPINION Fi s Introverted
Responsibly handles thoughts of other's future intentions / actions. Parent Conscious ENFP #2	Thoughts and feelings of POSSIBILITIES Ne s Extraverted
Delights in thoughts of the past. Child Conscious ISTJ #3	Thoughts and feelings of PAST Si c Introverted
Fears or resists organisational thinking. Inferior Conscious ESTJ #4 Devil.ai	Thoughts and feelings of ORGANISATION Te c Extraverted

Conscious Subconscious Ego

Primary alter ego / Tec cause

ESTJ Subconscious alter ego conscious good

Subconscious thoughts
Subconscious superego control

organisational thinking. Science Subconscious ESTJ #1	Thoughts and feelings of ORGANISATION Te c Extraverted
thoughts of the past. Logic Subconscious ISTJ #2	Thoughts and feelings of PAST Si c Introverted
thoughts of other's future intentions / actions. Ethics Subconscious ENFP #3	Thoughts and feelings of POSSIBILITIES Ne s Extraverted
personal principles. Willpower Subconscious INFP #4 Devil.ai	Thoughts and feelings of OPINION Fi s Introverted

Subconscious Ego

ENFJ Subconscious ego conscious evil

Conscious feeling
Subconscious self control

Worries over or doubts reading / managing other's feelings. Nemesis Conscious ENFJ #5	Thoughts and feelings of FEELINGS Fe s Extraverted
Harshly critiques thinking of their future. Critic Conscious INFJ #6	Thoughts and feelings of FUTURE Ni s Introverted
Misses or overlooks present moment experiences. Trickster Conscious ESTP #7	Thoughts and feelings of EXPERIENCES Se c Extraverted
Rejects or opposes logical thoughts. Demon Conscious ISTP #8 Devil.ai	Thoughts and feelings of LOGIC Ti c Introverted

Subconscious Subconscious Ego

ISTP Subconscious alter ego subconscious evil

Subconscious feeling
Conscious superego control

logical thoughts. Duty Subconscious ISTP #5	Thoughts and feelings of LOGIC Ti c Introverted
present moment experiences. Rationale Subconscious ESTP #6	Thoughts and feelings of EXPERIENCES Se c Extraverted
thinking of their future. Morals Subconscious INFJ #7	Thoughts and feelings of FUTURE Ni s Introverted
reading / managing other's feelings. External Subconscious ENFJ #8 Devil.ai	Thoughts and feelings of FEELINGS Fe s Extraverted

What is the revised model?

Conscious control ego INFP
Subconscious experience of experience
Conscious understanding

Advice

INFPs should not be afraid to set boundaries and take action to protect their own well-being. While their empathy and desire to help others are commendable, they need to remember that their needs are just as important. Practicing self-assertion and learning to say no can help them maintain their energy and focus on what truly matters. Additionally, embracing imperfections and taking small, practical steps toward their goals can empower them to turn their dreams into reality without feeling overwhelmed.

Award for

INFPs would win an award for being the heart and soul of the group, offering emotional insight and creativity that inspire others. Their ability to empathize with and uplift those around them makes them indispensable in any community or social circle. They are often the ones who remind others of their worth and potential, providing encouragement and understanding even in challenging times. Their creative contributions and compassionate presence leave a lasting impact, making them beloved and appreciated by those who know them.

INFP Introduction

"I often find myself lost in thought, dreaming about what could be, imagining a world that reflects my ideals. My emotions are deep, and I feel things intensely, driven by a need to stay true to my values. I want to live authentically, to make sure that everything I do aligns with who I truly am. The world can feel heavy at times, but I’m always sensitive to the needs of others, wanting to help, to inspire, to make a difference where I can. My inner world is a vast, complex place, and I hold personal integrity as my guiding light. I’m passionate about causes that matter to me, but sometimes, I get lost in the depth of my feelings. All I really want is to connect with others on a genuine level, with people who understand my need for space and respect the depth of what I carry inside."

Function connections

The shorter the connecting lines, the easier you will find it to connect with their functions.

INFP

ENFJ

DEVIL.AI

Function Development

How functions differ by development.

Fi Hero

An underdeveloped Fi Hero in an INFP may cause them to become overly self-absorbed, struggling to understand or express their values clearly. They might be excessively idealistic, allowing their personal beliefs to become rigid and disconnected from reality, leading to inner conflict or disillusionment when their ideals clash with the world around them.

A developed Fi Hero enables an INFP to deeply understand and express their personal values in a balanced and authentic way. They become more self-aware and aligned with their ideals, using their understanding of their own feelings to guide their decisions and form meaningful connections with others.

Ne Parent

An underdeveloped Ne Parent may cause an INFP to struggle with seeing all the potential possibilities in a situation, focusing too much on their own subjective experiences and failing to consider new opportunities. This can limit their ability to expand their thinking or embrace change.

A developed Ne Parent allows an INFP to explore ideas and possibilities more freely, recognizing potential in a wider variety of contexts. They become more adaptable and open-minded, integrating their idealism with a pragmatic understanding of how their ideas can connect to the world around them.

Si Child

An underdeveloped Si Child may lead an INFP to struggle with routines and responsibilities, finding it hard to appreciate the value of tradition or consistency. They may feel disconnected from the past or feel overwhelmed by the demands of maintaining personal routines.

A developed Si Child enables an INFP to appreciate the grounding influence of routines, traditions, and personal history. They become more adept at creating stable structures in their life, allowing them to balance their idealistic nature with the practical needs of everyday living.

Te Inferior

An underdeveloped Te Inferior can cause an INFP to have difficulty organizing their external world or achieving their goals effectively. They may avoid making decisions or taking action, fearing that their plans will lack structure or practical value. This can lead to feelings of frustration and inefficiency.

A developed Te Inferior allows an INFP to approach their goals with greater organization and efficiency. They learn to apply their idealism in practical ways, structuring their external world and taking decisive actions that align with their values and long-term goals.

Fe Nemesis

An underdeveloped Fe Nemesis may cause an INFP to have difficulty understanding or responding to the emotions and needs of others. They might fear being judged or rejected, which can lead them to withdraw from social situations or fail to connect with others on an emotional level.

A developed Fe Nemesis allows an INFP to better understand and navigate the emotions of others. They become more confident in expressing their feelings and engaging with others empathetically, balancing their own idealism with a sensitivity to the emotional climate around them.

Ni Critic

An underdeveloped Ni Critic can cause an INFP to struggle with envisioning long-term goals or seeing patterns in the world. They may feel overwhelmed by ambiguity and struggle to integrate their ideals into a coherent vision for the future, leading to confusion and a lack of direction.

A developed Ni Critic allows an INFP to connect their inner visions with a clearer understanding of the future. They become more adept at recognizing patterns and connecting their ideals to practical long-term goals, integrating their deep sense of purpose with a grounded understanding of how to achieve it.

Se Trickster

An underdeveloped Se Trickster may cause an INFP to dismiss or avoid engaging with the present moment, focusing too much on abstract thoughts or personal ideals. They may struggle with being mindful of their surroundings or paying attention to sensory details, which can make them feel disconnected from reality.

A developed Se Trickster enables an INFP to become more aware of the present moment, recognizing the importance of sensory experiences. They learn to balance their inner world with an appreciation for the external world, engaging more fully with their environment while still staying true to their values.

Ti Demon

An underdeveloped Ti Demon can cause an INFP to struggle with objective analysis or critical thinking. They may dismiss logical frameworks in favor of emotional intuition, leading to decisions based on feelings rather than clear reasoning. This can cause inconsistency in their approach and difficulty navigating complex problems.

A developed Ti Demon allows an INFP to incorporate more structured reasoning into their decision-making. They become better at analyzing situations logically and applying critical thinking to their ideas, balancing their idealism with the ability to evaluate information objectively and constructively.

Job Recommendations

Biology

Communication and Journalism

Education

English

Psychology

Social Work

Sociology

Theology

Music

Game Development

Graphic Design

Counseling

Writer

Artist

Health care providers

INFPs appreciate a compassionate, empathetic approach to healthcare that focuses on understanding their emotional and physical needs. They value providers who take the time to listen and treat them as individuals rather than just another patient. Holistic care that addresses both mind and body is particularly appealing to them, as they recognize the interconnectedness of emotional well-being and physical health. A trusting and respectful relationship with their healthcare provider is essential for INFPs to feel secure and supported in their care.

Something challenging

Turning their ideals into action without sacrificing personal values is one of the most significant challenges for INFPs. They often struggle with translating their abstract visions into concrete steps, fearing that compromise might dilute their original intentions. Learning to balance their idealism with practical efforts can help them achieve their goals while staying true to themselves.

Unstereotypical traits

While INFPs are often seen as introverted and reflective, they also harbor a strong desire for freedom and exploration, both mentally and physically. They may surprise others with their adventurous spirit, enjoying travel, trying new experiences, or delving into unconventional ideas. Their curiosity and open-mindedness drive them to explore the world and their place within it, often challenging stereotypes of passivity or isolation. This trait adds a dynamic layer to their personality, showing that INFPs are not merely dreamers but also seekers of growth and understanding.

Seeks

INFPs seek authenticity and deep emotional connections with others. They are driven by a desire to understand and be understood, craving relationships where vulnerability and mutual respect are valued. This pursuit of authenticity is not limited to their personal lives; it also influences their creative endeavors, career choices, and overall approach to life. INFPs thrive in environments where they can express their individuality and align their actions with their inner values. They constantly search for meaning and purpose, whether through personal connections, artistic pursuits, or spiritual exploration.

Switch model

All the conscious and subconscious class egos in the INFP personality type with their subclasses

Fis

Conscious Ego

Primary Ego INFP
Purposeful

INFP Conscious ego subconscious good

Conscious thoughts
Conscious self control

Hero INFP / Fis INFP Conscious ENFJ / Fes INFP Subconscious	Fis Heroes Fis INFP Nes Parents Nes ENFP Sic Children Sic ISTJ Tec Inferiors Tec ESTJ Fes Nis Sec Tic
Parent ENFP / Nes ENFP Conscious INFJ / Nis ENFP Subconscious Devil.ai	Nes Fis Tec Sic Nis Fes Tic Sec
Child ISTJ / Sic ISTJ Conscious ESTP / Sec ISTJ Subconscious	Sic Tec Fis Nes Sec Tic Fes Nis
Inferior ESTJ / Tec ESTJ Conscious ISTP / Tic ESTJ Subconscious	Tec Sic Nes Fis Tic Sec Nis Fes

Tec

Conscious Subconscious Ego

Primary Alter Ego ESTJ
Spontaneous / Inferior cause

ESTJ Subconscious alter ego conscious good

Subconscious thoughts
Subconscious superego control

Science ESTJ / Tec ESTJ Conscious ISTP / Tic ESTJ Subconscious	Tec Heroes Tec ESTJ Sic Parents Sic ISTJ Nes Children Nes ENFP Fis Inferiors Fis INFP Tic Sec Nis Fes
Logic ISTJ / Sic ISTJ Conscious ESTP / Sec ISTJ Subconscious Devil.ai	Sic Tec Fis Nes Sec Tic Fes Nis
Ethics ENFP / Nes ENFP Conscious INFJ / Nis ENFP Subconscious	Nes Fis Tec Sic Nis Fes Tic Sec
Willpower INFP / Fis INFP Conscious ENFJ / Fes INFP Subconscious	Fis Nes Sic Tec Fes Nis Sec Tic

Fes

Subconscious Ego

ENFJ Subconscious ego conscious evil

Conscious feeling
Subconscious self control

Nemesis ENFJ / Fes ENFJ Conscious INFP / Fis ENFJ Subconscious	Fes Heroes Fes ENFJ Nis Parents Nis INFJ Sec Children Sec ESTP Tic Inferiors Tic ISTP Fis Nes Sic Tec
Critic INFJ / Nis INFJ Conscious ENFP / Nes INFJ Subconscious Devil.ai	Nis Fes Tic Sec