32 Personality Type, MBTI

32 personality type is INFJ, the “Crown” of the Ni-Fe-Ti stack. INFJs are the rarest of the 16 types—only 1% of the population—and they are often labeled as “The Advocate” or the “Counselor” because of their big hearts, compassion, and desire to help. INFJs have a deep desire to understand people and the world (Fi), and an even deeper desire to affect people and the world for good (Fe). Because of their desire to help, INFJs are often attracted to careers in counseling, nursing, or psychology. INFJs are quiet, reserved, insightful, and introspective. They tend to be drawn to art therapy or other forms of creative expression, and they can sometimes be found wearing cardigans in place of shirts. INFJs are calm, reflective, and quiet by nature. They are also extremely loyal and devoted to those who earn their trust and respect. INFJs dislike conflict, but they can be stubbornly loyal to friends and family when they feel strongly about something. INFJs are very private about their inner world, so it can be difficult for others to understand them.