INFJs in the World - Family, Relationships & Workplace

Описание: In this video, I explore what I call the INFJ paradox: feeling deep, observant and committed to others, yet often being invisible, misunderstood, or seen as “not a team player.” We look at how the INFJ’s inner world develops in family systems, why their depth can threaten unhealthy dynamics, and how this plays out in friendships and workplaces. I also share practical ways INFJs can communicate more receivably, and how others can better understand and value the INFJ in their lives.

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Scott Morgan is a counsellor and content creator exploring how to live from the inside out in an upside-down world. His work blends psychological insight, faith, and reflection to help people think more deeply and live more freely.

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0:00 – Intro: INFJ paradox and subscriber questions
0:51 – Illustration: INFJ depth vs sensory, surface-level living
5:39 – INFJs in the family system
7:52 – Growing up unseen: inner world unnamed and unsupported
11:15 – Stuckness, questions, and becoming the listener
19:09 – INFJs in the workplace: invisible and “not a team player”
22:35 – Competition, old souls and why INFJs unsettle some people
25:55 – Protectors, projection and being scapegoated
29:21 – Relationships, dissatisfaction and MBTI as affirmation
31:11 – Meeting in the middle: how INFJs and others can connect