Stress affects everyone differently, and for the INFJ (The Advocate), it often manifests in specific ways related to their cognitive functions.
What Triggers Stress in INFJs?
For a The Advocate, stress is often caused by:
- Conflict and disharmony
- Lack of alone time
- Sensory overload
- Feeling misunderstood
Signs of a Stressed INFJ
When under pressure, the usually creative and insightful INFJ may become sensitive to criticism or uncharacteristically emotional.
Coping Mechanisms
To manage stress effectively, INFJs should try:
- Spending time in nature: This helps ground the INFJ and restore balance.
- Journaling thoughts: This helps ground the INFJ and restore balance.
- Engaging in creative hobbies: This helps ground the INFJ and restore balance.
- Setting clear boundaries: This helps ground the INFJ and restore balance.
Moving Forward
Recognizing these triggers is half the battle. By proactively managing their environment, The Advocates can maintain their equilibrium.