Resonates for the most part ! INFJs are actually perceivers, their dominate cog. Function is a perceiving function (introverted types are labelled backwards, if that makes sense..so Ps are actually judgers and vice versa) with this said, INFJ's prefer having a broad picture plan, a general idea of their day/routine, but are really quite flexible and almost do a better job with their days when working organically. A lot of INFJs don't even keep planners, or calendars...but rather use their Ti to keep track of daily tasks (internally) They will want to get "stuff" done...and if they don't they can feel down and as if they are not accomplished product beings in society. They'll have a general routine such as -get home, shower, cook, clean, rest ....the order will be the same but the details will not. They are no the types to read the same material over and over, or drink the same evening tea. INFJ's can often lack consistency, which is a trait that generally goes hand in hand with people who thrive on routines and plans. INFJ's are this strange mix of routines spontaneity. ....procrastinating doers. As they are with most things, highly complex and contradictory grey matter.
(Ni, again, being a perceiving function can make an Infj at times seem lost in a world of ideas and imagination. If an Infj has a relatively heavy Ni, they will be even less productive, routined or goal orientated...and more in their headspace...(Ni-Ti loop) an Infj would actually do REALLY well with a strong set schedule ...but it can't be them putting it in place and they need a very real person holding them accountable. It also has to align with future goals. So taking a new course for instance, would be best done daily between a set time, not "online on your own time" ...a gym membership should be expensive and paid for for months in advance. ... A work schedule should be ok very specific days without rotation, so that the Infj can know when to turn on and turn off. ) ...I could continue...haha but I'll stop.
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Resonates for the most part ! INFJs are actually perceivers, their dominate cog. Function is a perceiving function (introverted types are labelled backwards, if that makes sense..so Ps are actually judgers and vice versa) with this said, INFJ's prefer having a broad picture plan, a general idea of their day/routine, but are really quite flexible and almost do a better job with their days when working organically. A lot of INFJs don't even keep planners, or calendars...but rather use their Ti to keep track of daily tasks (internally) They will want to get "stuff" done...and if they don't they can feel down and as if they are not accomplished product beings in society. They'll have a general routine such as -get home, shower, cook, clean, rest ....the order will be the same but the details will not. They are no the types to read the same material over and over, or drink the same evening tea. INFJ's can often lack consistency, which is a trait that generally goes hand in hand with people who thrive on routines and plans. INFJ's are this strange mix of routines spontaneity. ....procrastinating doers. As they are with most things, highly complex and contradictory grey matter.
(Ni, again, being a perceiving function can make an Infj at times seem lost in a world of ideas and imagination. If an Infj has a relatively heavy Ni, they will be even less productive, routined or goal orientated...and more in their headspace...(Ni-Ti loop) an Infj would actually do REALLY well with a strong set schedule ...but it can't be them putting it in place and they need a very real person holding them accountable. It also has to align with future goals. So taking a new course for instance, would be best done daily between a set time, not "online on your own time" ...a gym membership should be expensive and paid for for months in advance. ... A work schedule should be ok very specific days without rotation, so that the Infj can know when to turn on and turn off. ) ...I could continue...haha but I'll stop.