## Unveiling the Enigmatic World of INFJs
If you’ve ever heard of the MBTI test, it’s shorthand for the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator, which was first published in 1943. Astonishingly, this personality assessment tool still holds immense significance today, finding applications in diverse fields such as marital counseling, relationship compatibility assessment, career selection, and personal development. As enthusiasts of psychology and personality types, we’ve embarked on an exciting journey to explore all sixteen personality types. Today, we delve into the intricate world of INFJs, often referred to as “The Advocates.” Join us as we uncover seven fascinating secrets about INFJs that make them truly unique.
1. They’re Magical Unicorns (Not Literally)
While they may not possess horns or hooves, INFJs are, statistically speaking, the rarest personality type in the world. To be precise, only one to two percent of the global population identifies as INFJs, and there are slightly more females than males among them. This rarity contributes to their enigmatic aura, and it’s no wonder they are often considered mysterious creatures.
