5 Ways INFJs Can Seriously Improve Their Communication Skills

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5 Ways INFJs Can Seriously Improve Their Communication Skills | When talking about infj social skills and infj communication style, theres no doubt that this rare personality type can end up facing some social-related challenges.

Whether they deal with infj social anxiety or not, sometimes their small talk pet peeve can cause some interactions to feel dreadful. So.. how can the infj personality type avoid avoiding socializing and improve their communication skills as an introverted personality type over all?

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TIME STAMPS:

00:00 - Intro
00:32 - Ur My Type App!
02:02 - Number 1: First gauge your audience
03:39 - Number 2: Understand how and why your brain is different from others
05:16 - Number 3: Understand specific strengths and weaknesses
06:50 - Number 4: Acknowledge how you’re feeling before being influenced by others emotions
08:13 - Number 5: Cut yourself some slack
09:43 - Comment Question!

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[blktester]

LMAO, I didn't know I was an INFJ until last year. Yes, it did answer many questions, but not what was wrong with me but what was wrong with most other people. Understanding that it was part of my mindset to be introverted, yet intuitive and extremely observant was a relief. But it didn't make me want to be more social. It allowed me to fully embrace my desire to be alone, to think and plan my life. It also allows me to accept the intellectual shortcomings of my inner circle. On the other hand it also cautions me to keep my inner circle small. It's a good life.

[JoeMotionVideos]

I've stopped trying to explain to people who I am and why I know what I know. I get a blank stare each time, and the typical "you're weird response" I just say, yes I am.

[Meenaia]

Haha! #2 reminds me that so many INFJ go through the 5 stages of grief when they finally learn what the are. Self acceptance is powerful once you get there

[shelteredsparrow]

I am an INFJ. It is a struggle. I tend to pick extreme extraverts as close friends so that, when I am with others I can take a break and let them handle the conversation

[PardusRain]

As an infj with autism I can relate to social awkwardness though I find it easier online ^.^

[genevievebelanger]

When I was young, I was not very talented in communication with others especially in large groups. I felt akward... Over time, I kept practicing over and over until I finally became quite good. I would say I'm still better when I have a moment to plan ahead my communications when the stakes are high. I don't have this problem in intimate relarionships when trust is strong and long lasting.

[johndykes]

Communication heavily depends on the setting. For instance, with what I do for a living, meeting donors and raising awareness for certain causes, I can be great in front of a crowd. Doing a group talk, or speaking to many people with set parameters works great. Also, question and answer settings feeds my need to interact in a controlled setting. Part of this however is cold calling to obtain meetings. This can be difficult at times because I am constantly trying to read the person I am calling, and if they appear to be frustraighted or show negative emotions, it's hard for me not to feed off of that. You learn to adapt. The issue comes in a large crowd dinner type settings. Thankfully, this is where my wife shines, she takes a lot of the stress off me in these situations and knows to tell me to step outside, or as she says, shrink your crowd. I work mostly with the Deaf, and this helps me a lot. They are very honest for the most part, and they are extremely sociable and excepting where I work. This helps me a lot.

[jenniferc]

I generally will be on edge with regard to socializing, but sometimes I find that it’s rather fun. But, most of the time I question myself and find it kind of an awkward situation.

[DearYoungerSelf]

I hope I am an OK communicator - I have functioned in professional settings but I have observed I need time to process my feelings and how I think about the matter at hand - because I am always Contemplating there are topics I can effectively communicate my view verbally but new topics not so much - And this is where I am seeking advice - to in the moment process my feelings so I can be present and respond then -

[dominiquejohnson]

I'd really appreciate them not calling their viewers psychos. Have the deep down feeling some practical joker thought it would be funny to call people psychos to their face in a covert yet obvious manner. My brother would do this to people all the time when his freinds would
dare him to do make fun of people to their face, middle of a speech use a term out of nowhere like "dickforehead" while everyone wondering what just happened he would quickly move on. Hope this is not the case.

[hurtjonnegut]

Any INFJ trying to assess their own social skills: 🥲