5 THINGS THAT HAPPEN WHEN THE INFJ FINALLY ACCEPTS THEIR MIND-BLOWING NATURE

INFJ Life Coach Lesson: Join us today as we uncover the five mind-blowing things that unfold once the INFJ embraces their extraordinary nature. INFJs possess immense potential, not just for the world, but for their own selves too. However, the biggest hurdle lies in fully accepting themselves. It means proclaiming to ourselves, loud and clear, that we are beautifully different, with no ulterior motive of seeking validation from others. We know our worth, our capabilities, and the positive impact we have on others. It all boils down to acceptance. Easier said than done, right? Well, buckle up because today we dive into the magical realm that awaits once you truly embrace your authentic self. Wave goodbye to those alternative plans and should-haves, for an incredible life awaits in this newfound realization. Let's journey together!

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[Wenzes]

What are some of your mindset shifts that happened once you accepted (a part of) your nature?

[kathrynswantee]

I am an artist. I was told many times I should get a 'real' job. Once I accepted who I was and became proud of it, so many things happened that proved them all wrong. I now run my own gallery/studio, illustrate childrens' books, do frequent commission work, teach 5 art classes a week and more... I decided I was not willing to settle for less.

[corporaterobotslave]

It's difficult for us INFJs to strut our stuff, but it is necessary for other ppl to actually SEE who we are and what we can do. There will be insecure ppl who reject us outright b/c we threaten them. But don't let those pathetic souls stop you. SHINE, baby, SHINE ! ! ! ! ! ! !

[Chercheure_Indépendante]

1:22 #1 Grief
4:05 #2 Start appreciating who you are
6:08 #3 You finally know what to do. Your strength is your vision.
8:52 #4 You start building self-esteem around who you're becoming
10:24 #5 You finally tap into your potential

[livesremembered]

It has been a real problem for me as I was trying to fit in for the sake of our children. It hasn't worked. I find that many people I have met in recent years drive me up the wall with their shallow, fakeness.

[petervervaene]

It happened in an organic way, sky rocked my own business but never received some kind of appreciation for it. In reverse got a lot of jealousy.

[akferren]

I’m 52 and I’ve always known I was unique and different..I was called an indigo child.. now I love being me.. it’s not always easy dealing with people who feel the need to fit a square peg into a round hole but I understand it more now than ever and although it gets a little lonely at times I stand taller in my
Truth and I’m less likely to feel like an outcast

[MsDDutch]

When people tell me that i'm not normal. I always tell them, "i'm not supposed to be normal". So don't expect that of me. But these video's do help me to recognize where my pitfalls and energy drains are.

[kimpykimpton]

I have accepted myself even though ALL of my family members.. including my son.. have rejected me… I am totally alone at age 70 but I am happy everyday because I know who I am!!

[BlackjackMain]

Life for me would've been so much harder without all these infj resources, I'm 22 and I've greatly developed myself and my consciousness level cuz of it

[blueturquoisett]

Knowing that you have to be alone at certain points of your life was scary for me. I am finally over it and ready to spend time with me. 😊

[aled]

Wenzes-you are absolutely brilliant. You have just explained my life as a late-booming INFJ so, so perfectly here! I thank God for the wonders of the internet where such life-changing information can be found for free🙏. I listen to a lot of different influencers on U-tube, but I would say that you are definitely in my top three. Always so articulate, insightful and deep when it comes to our lives as INFJ's. I see you as coach, confidant and cheerleader all in one. Never stop what you are doing for us . Blessings from Wales...🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🔥

[SkyCloudSilence]

My problem has NEVER been "accepting myself". My problem has always been being accepted by others.

Then I realized their acceptance didn't matter.

[jennifergodwin]

When I leaned I was an INFJ I was so excited to finally have answers about myself I had been struggling with. Then I went through grief and a difficult time realizing exactly all that you stated. Step 2 was so amazing once I started accepting and embracing me. Then step 3 came and I had a direction. I felt like I had “taken the trash out” inside of me and I felt really good about that and a path to go. Very empowering. Step 4, the self esteem is building!!! And compassion for myself!!! Feels so good and calming and grounding. Step 5… walking it out now. I’m excited for what’s to come. THANK YOU so much for this video.

[blaiseaimee]

The problem is the more I accept my nature (which does bring me more happiness) the less I can actually "function normally" in the "real world". I have been in a continuous cycle of "surviving not thriving" my whole life :(

[illiterate_reader]

I appreciate the reminder. Now that I am very clear about the narrative someone has about me, however flawed, it is not my problem. And it doesn't change the facts about me, thank you!

[misakiizome]

oh god, this really spoke to me. I found out I was actually an infj after mistyping as an enfp for soo long. I kept changing my personality over my life so many times that I forgot who i really was. i was dimming my light to make others feel better because it felt like i was being arrogant, but no-- i was scared of my own potential. i was always scared of being myself. i wanted to fit in so bad that i lost myself. I am unravelling some hard childhood trauma and it is very hard, but i am getting there. this won't be an overnight thing, but i am definitely starting my healing journey all over again. Thank you for taking the time to make these videos <3

[avoiceinthewilderness]

I have walked alone for the most part rather than follow the status quo. Stull struggle with having to turn my intensity down to make others comfortable. People can't handle me being fully, 100 percent me mostly at work. I prefer to be on my own with my free time because I can be all me.

[shannon]

I'm 55 years old and I am just now figuring out that I really don't give a shit what other people think about me and I am very smart and sweet and kind and if anybody don't like my opinion they can kiss my butt LOL I love you thank you for all your❤ videos

[LeroyCopherJr-sp]

Hey I just wanted to let you know that I am on the road to self recovery. I am putting myself first in my life and I have moved out of the place that I was never really happy. I have begun to make the change that I am letting me be the true me. I am so grateful for finding you and your video they have done so much for me and I really can't explain it, but I feel the happiness coming in and I will be happy with my new life. Thank you so much for everything.