For INFPs
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Why it's great to be INFP and other ideas to help you thrive.
Written by an INFP, for INFPs, this collection of essays and articles explores what it means to be INFP in a world where it feels like you're constantly swimming upstream. From inspirational thoughts, new ways of looking at things and recognizing your strengths instead of dwelling on your weaknesses, this book is meant to do only one thing - help you to feel great about being an INFP.
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