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Conclusion Advocate (INFJ) Personality 16personalities

This document discusses the differences between the INFJ-A and INFJ-T personality types. It notes that Advocates, as INFJs are known, are passionate and idealistic individuals who value integrity. However, Advocates can struggle with areas where their idealism becomes a liability rather than an asset, such as dealing with conflicts or finding a satisfying career. The document encourages readers to learn more about their unique Advocate personality type through an in-depth personality assessment.

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Conclusion Advocate (INFJ) Personality 16personalities

This document discusses the differences between the INFJ-A and INFJ-T personality types. It notes that Advocates, as INFJs are known, are passionate and idealistic individuals who value integrity. However, Advocates can struggle with areas where their idealism becomes a liability rather than an asset, such as dealing with conflicts or finding a satisfying career. The document encourages readers to learn more about their unique Advocate personality type through an in-depth personality assessment.

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Advocate

Personality
INFJ-A / INFJ-T
(WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE?)

08
Conclusion

“In the end, it’s your actions, how you


respond to circumstance, that reveals your
character.”

CATE BLANCHETT

Few personality types are as passionate and


mysterious as Advocates. As someone with
this personality type, your imagination and
empathy make you someone who cherishes
their integrity and deeply held principles.
Unlike many other idealistic types, however,
you are also capable of turning those ideals
into plans and executing them.

Yet Advocates can be easily tripped up in


areas where their idealism and
determination are more of a liability than an
asset. There are many areas in life where
you may face challenges that, at times, can
even make you question who you really are.
Anything from navigating interpersonal
con!icts, confronting unpleasant facts,
pursuing self-realization, or "nding a career
path that aligns well with your inner core
can cause internal frustration.

What you have read so far is just an


introduction – and less than "ve percent of
what we can tell you about the Advocate
personality type. You may have muttered to
yourself, “Wow, this is so accurate it’s
creepy,” or, “They know more about me than
people I’m closest to.” You may even be a
little uncomfortable because you are really
not used to being understood.

This is not a trick. You felt understood


because you were. And no, we did not spy
on you – rather, we spent years studying
Advocates’ life stories, experiences, and
responses to hundreds of our surveys. Step
by step, insight by insight, we discovered
exactly how Advocates think, and what they
need to reach their full potential.

This is how we know that many of the


challenges you’ve faced (and will face in the
future) have been overcome by other
Advocates. You are not alone in this. You
simply need to learn from the mistakes and
successes of others.

But in order to do that, you need a roadmap


that "ts your needs. Life is too short to
stumble around grasping at scattered and
contradictory advice that may work for 95%
of the population, but not you. We now
need to go much deeper into the Advocate
mind and answer, “Why?” “How?” and “What
if?”

Are you ready to learn why, as an Advocate,


you act in the way you do? What motivates
and inspires you? What you are afraid of
and what you secretly dream about? How
can you unlock your true, exceptional
potential, while also staying true to who you
are?

Our Academy provides a roadmap toward a


more focused, con"dent, and successful
you. It’s not for everyone – you need to be
willing to challenge yourself, to face your
fears, and to ask and answer questions you
haven’t asked yourself before. This is not a
quick-"x solution, nor an easy shortcut. Our
goal is to help you grow and become the
person you are meant to be, not to simply
give you a comfortable mask to put on.

Are you ready to begin your journey? Then


continue to the next section. We’ll be waiting
for you in the Academy.

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