Vickie Champion

"I inspire and strengthen lives one thought at a time."

The 4 Least Likely Personality Types to Have a Twin Flame Relationship

There are two major things that happen in a twin flame relationship that do not fall in line with certain Myers-Briggs personality types (MBTI).

Feeling (F) or Thinking (T)

FEELING-   One of them is the ability twin flame’s have to experience the intense feelings and connection they have with their twin flame. In fact, the ability to feel this is a driving force that keeps them interested in the relationship.  Twin flames are ruled by what they feel in their hearts, not concrete evidence.

THINKING–   Personality types that are based in Thinking (T) are not inclined to pick up feelings easily or have a strong desire to feel the soul connection with another person.  They usually have little interest in engaging in depth with any one person and are not focused on the emotional side of life.

Intuitive (N) or Sensing (S)

INTUITIVE- Another one is that to have a happy outcome, twin flames are required to follow their inner guide or intuition. The twin flame journey is full of unexplainable paranormal events, including telepathy, visions, vivid dreams, astral travel, and undeniable signs from the universe—nothing that is logical.

SENSING-   Personality types that are based in Sensing (S) are inclined to need concrete facts from their environment before they believe it. This type focuses on what they physically (3rd dimension) see, hear, and touch, which can make the twin flame journey nearly impossible to navigate with any success.

The Least Likely Personality Types to Have a Twin Flame Relationship…

Those with both S and T personality traits are the least likely, and frankly, they probably have no desire whatsoever to deal with a deep heartfelt relationship, let alone a twin flame. They are…

ISTPs   ISTJs     ESTJs    ESTPs

 

Are You an Intuitive (N) and/or a Feeler (F) Ready to do Your Inner Work?

This twin flame self-study course shows you how to shorten the timeline and navigate the relationship for a happy outcome. For more details.

Or read my blogs and videos, visit the Twin Flame Section on my website.

You can also contact Vickie Champion for a complimentary coaching and consulting session. 

 

Signs You Might Have an INFP Personality Type

Finding out which of the 16 personality types (according to MBTI) you lean towards gives you a direction to unlocking who you are and your preferences, like having a basic compass. It just gives you a direction, leaving out the thousands and thousands of individual variations.

Of course, taking the Myers-Briggs test is the best way to find out for sure what your personality type is. But if you want to try to figure it out on your own, this might help you.

I divided these into two sections, the main signs and the not-so-obvious signs. If you don’t identify with the main ones, you probably lean towards another personality type.

Main Signs That You Might Have an INFP Personality Type…

INFPs Tend to…

1   Be nonconformists. They have a strong desire to be independent from others and have no desire to be normal.

2   Believe everything is connected and search for the deeper meaning behind everything.

3   Like change and will try anything once.

4   Take time to explore and examine their choices carefully before making a decision.

5   Desire emotional intimacy. They want to develop deep, authentic one-on-one relationships.

6   Have overactive imaginations, with lots of creative ideas.

7   Have a strong inner world, knowing their own core beliefs and values—and try to always operate from them.

Not-so-Obvious Signs You Might Have an INFP Personality Type

INFPs Tend to…

1   Lean towards experiences that awaken or intensify feelings of passion, inspiration, or connection.

2   Have a hard time enjoying the moment. They are mostly future oriented.

3   Be interested in what’s hiding behind the five senses or the 3rd dimension.

4   Spend lots of time on self-reflection.

5   Look and find their twin flame. 

6   Thrive on freedom and flexibility.

7   Be advocates for those they feel are oppressed or misunderstood.

8   Have a hard time with criticism from others.

9   Struggle with extreme emotions, mainly because they feel other’s energies and emotions intuitively.

10   Pick up their intuition and creative ideas from the outside world.

11   Enjoy physical activities, especially in nature.

12   Have unrealistic expectations of themselves.

13   Be more attracted to the mental and spiritual than the material and concrete.

14   Be on an ongoing adventure of self-discovery and personal growth.

15   Have excellent listening skills.

16   Communicate often through their creativity.

17   Judge themselves terribly. They don’t judge others much, but they really judge themselves.

18   Be perfectionists, causing them to not give themselves enough credit.

19   Travel extensively.

20   Have a difficult time organizing tasks, streamlining systems, and being efficient.

If you identify with all of the main signs and most of the not-so-obvious signs, you are probably an INFP personality type. It’s estimated that less than 5% of the population are INFPs. No wonder so many feel that no one understands them.

The Nonconforming Dreamer

Are You an INFP Who is Ready to Get Help with Using Your Intuition or Inner Guidance More Often?

If you identify with the INFP personality type, this self-study eBook can help you increase the use of your intuition or inner guidance—without having to change who you are. For more details.

Also, check out the Quiz, How Often Do You Listen to Your Intuition or Gut Feelings?

If you need more help using your intuition or inner guide, contact Vickie Champion for a complimentary coaching and consulting session.

 

20 Things That Cause INFP Personality Types to Feel Exhausted

INFP personality types are very sensitive to the energy of others and their environment. This makes certain situations depleting and sometimes extremely difficult for an INFP.

Here’s a List of Some of the Things That Cause INFPs to Feel Exhausted or Drained…

  • Judging or doubting themselves.
  • Inability to be creative or use their imagination.
  • Someone wanting their constant attention.
  • Making small talk, such as discussing the weather, what they had for lunch, or what they are going to do that day.
  • Keeping everything the same and setting up routines.
  • Social events, especially when they involve being in large groups or around negative people.
  • Being criticized.
  • Not having a sanctuary or a safe space of their own.
  • Being stretched too thin or having back-to-back obligations.
  • Being pushed to make decisions before they have time to explore the options.
  • Relationship conflict or misunderstandings.
  • Not feeling connected to others.
  • Negativity. Being around negative people for any length of time or watching the news can be very draining.
  • Trying to stop or dismiss how they feel. For an INFP, ignoring their feelings and emotions is cutting off their energy source.
  • Not having big blocks of time on their own with no interruptions.
  • Dishonesty. This can mean others not telling the truth, or denying their own truth to themselves.
  • Not being able to move their body.
  • Soaking up others’ emotional storms. It’s easy for INFPs to feel others’ trauma or crisis and take it on.
  • Trying to do things without passion or inspiration. In other words, trying to settle for mediocre. INFPs love to really feel their emotions.
  • Denying their intuition or inner guide. Exploring, using their imagination, recognizing signs from the universe, and sensing the energy are some of the things that energize INFPs.

The Nonconforming Dreamer

Are You an INFP who is Ready to Fine-tune Your Intuition or Inner Guidance?

If you identify with the INFP personality type, this self-study eBook can help you use your intuition or inner guidance more often—without having to change who you are. For more details.

Also, check out the Quiz, How Often Do You Listen to Your Intuition or Gut Feelings?

If you need more help using your intuition or inner guide, contact Vickie Champion for a complimentary coaching and consulting session.

 

 

Benefits of INFP Personality Types Using Intuition More Often

INFP personality types (according to the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator) already use their intuition or inner guidance a lot, especially with their creative endeavors. But they tend to neglect it with other parts of their lives. Let’s discuss how going all-in can really make a difference in an INFP’s life.

Here’s Some Benefits of INFPs Using Their Intuition or Inner Guidance More Often…

Your Intuition or Inner Guide Can…

1   Give you even more freedom and flexibility.

2   End your self-doubt.

3   Take the stress out of making decisions.

4   Help you avoid being disappointed with anyone or anything.

5   Stop the need to judge yourself for every little thing.

6   Break painful patterns, such as constantly striving to be perfect.

7   Show you the way to stay true to yourself, and on your spiritual quest.

Being an INFP, you probably already know you use your intuition or inner guidance on a steady basis, but do you know it has NO limits?  Go for it, and you’ll see the additional rewards.

The Nonconforming Dreamer

Are You an INFP Who is Ready to Get Help with Using Your Intuition More Often?

If you identify with the INFP personality type, this self-study eBook can help you increase the use of your intuition or inner guidance—without having to change who you are. For more details.

Also, check out the Quiz, How Often Do You Listen to Your Intuition or Gut Feelings?

If you need more help using your intuition or inner guide, contact Vickie Champion for a complimentary coaching and consulting session.

 

Why ISFJ Personality Types Probably Won’t Be in Twin Flame Relationships

Do you think your twin flame has an ISFJ personality type (according to the MBTI test)? Maybe you’re an ISFJ that thinks you should try to go look for your twin flame?

I’ve got news for you. ISFJs are not really wired for twin flame relationships. There is a lot better chance of finding satisfying love with a normal or soulmate relationship.

Here’s Some Reasons Why ISFJs Probably Won’t Be in Twin Flame Relationships…

1   ISFJs rely on the five senses—what they see, hear, touch, taste and smell. They often need to see evidence of the relationship before they believe it. So, having their loved one near them, or at least, being able to physically communicate with them, is extremely important.

A lot of the twin flame relationship requires them to believe in the relationship even if they don’t physically see, hear, touch, taste, smell or communicate with their twin flame.

2   ISFJs tend to focus on history and past experiences. More than any other personality type, they believe that the future will repeat the past. So, if you are an ISFJ who perceived that your loved one has hurt you in some way, it will be difficult to think it won’t occur again and again.

In order to get past the intense ups and downs of the relationship, twin flames have to learn how to focus on a happy outcome in the future. Can you imagine how miserable and hopeless it would be if twin flames believed all their past mistakes for all their lifetimes together would keep recurring?

3   Change can be particularly hard to accept for an ISFJ. They tend to have a fondness for repetition and redundancy.

The unpredictable twists and turns of the twin flame relationship would drive them nuts.

4   ISFJs are not eager to do their inner work or use their intuition. Almost always, a situation or relationship needs to reach the breaking point before ISFJs are willing to do even the slightest inner work, change their mindset, or pay attention to their intuition or inner guide.

Without enormous amounts of inner work and relying on their intuition or inner guidance on an ongoing basis, a successful twin flame relationship is impossible. The twin flame journey is all about becoming spiritual and learning to love someone soooo much they are willing to give up their egos.

If you think your twin flame has an ISFJ personality type and need help with it, contact Vickie Champion for a complimentary coaching and consulting session.

The Caretaker

Are You an ISFJ Ready Get Help Using Your Intuition or Inner Guidance?

If you identify with the ISFJ personality type, this self-study eBook can help you use your intuition or inner guidance more often—without having to change who you are. For more details

Also, check out the Quiz, How Often Do You Listen to Your Intuition or Gut Feelings?

If you need more help using your intuition or inner guide, contact Vickie Champion for a complimentary coaching and consulting session.

 

Signs You Might Have an ISFJ Personality Type

Of course, taking the Myers-Briggs test (MBTI) is the best way to find out for sure what your personality type is. But if you want to try to figure it out on your own, this might help.

I divided these into two sections, the main signs and the not-so-obvious signs. If you don’t identify with the main ones, you are probably another personality type.

Main Signs That You Might Have an ISFJ Personality Type…

ISFJs Tend to…

1   Have a strong desire to serve others or the “need to be needed.”

2   Have an extremely difficult time believing something if they can’t see, hear, touch, taste, or smell it.

3   Be fond of the past and traditions.

4   Center their lives around family and loved ones.

5   Have an extremely difficult time with change.

6   Keep busy with routines and repetitious activities.

 

Not-so-Obvious Signs You Might Have an ISFJ Personality Type…

ISFJs Tend to…

1   Worry and have a hard time stopping being negative.

2   Are very loyal.

3   Be really good with remembering memories. They can recall favorite memories in detail.

4   Be sensitive to how their body feels.

5   Need social interaction to stay fulfilled. They come most alive when in the company of family and loved ones.

6   Excel in managing daily tasks.

7   Have a hard time thinking the future will be different from the past.

8   Be frugal, leaning towards saving money over spending it.

9    Feel pressured or trapped from being overloaded by others or even themselves.

10   Have very few close friends. But the longer the friendship, the more they value it.

11   Get so caught up in daily living that they forget to reflect on it.

12   Prove over and over that they can be relied upon.

13   Be patient and genuinely sympathetic to others.

14   Get so concerned with others feelings that they hold back on their thoughts and repress their feelings.

15   Have very good memories, especially with numbers.

16   Be detail oriented.

17   Suffer from illness more than other types.

18   Love to implement and give physical form to other’s ideas.

19   Be fond of history and biographies.

20   Maintain social norms and want to keep the peace.

21   Have a hard time deciphering their own feelings without the input of others.

If you identify with all of the main signs and most of the not-so-obvious signs, you are probably an ISFJ personality type. If so, you are in a good group! Out of all the 16 types, this one has the largest percentage of the population. So, there are lots of like-minded people around you.

 

The Caretaker

Are You an ISFJ Who is Ready to Get Help with Using Your Intuition or Inner Guidance?

If you identify with the ISFJ personality type, this self-study eBook can help you use your intuition or inner guidance more often—without having to change who you are. For more details

Also, check out the Quiz, How Often Do You Listen to Your Intuition or Gut Feelings?

If you need more help using your intuition or inner guide, contact Vickie Champion for a complimentary coaching and consulting session.

 

 

Benefits of ISFJs Learning to Use Their Intuition or Inner Guide

Are you an ISFJ personality type (MBTI test) who stays awake at night worrying? Have others told you that you are a negative person? Maybe you have a difficult time when something in your life changes.

Probably one of your lowest priorities is learning how to be aware of and use your inner guide or intuition. But there are some huge benefits if you would at least consider it.

Here’s Some Benefits for ISFJs to Use Their Intuition…

To…

1   RELIEVE STRESS-

ISFJs tend to overload themselves or to be overloaded by others. They can easily find themselves struggling to meet everyone’s expectations, especially their own.

2   BECOME LESS PESSIMISTIC–

ISFJs can have a really hard time being positive. They tend to function from history and past experiences. So, if you are an ISFJ who perceived what happened in the past as bad, you tend to think the future will be the same. That can get anyone down in the dumps.

3   ACCEPT CHANGES EASIER-

Changes that life can bring us can be particularly hard to accept for an ISFJ. Many times a situation or relationship needs to reach the breaking point before ISFJs are willing to make any changes.

4   BREAK PAINFUL PATTERNS–

ISFJs can easily let themselves slide into a life of misery, getting into the same kind of situations over and over. This might be with difficult relationships, physical ailments, or habits like people pleasing.

Yet, if you are an ISFJ, you can end any painful pattern you might have by exploring how you can tap into your inner guidance or intuition.

 

The Caretaker

Are You an ISFJ Who is Ready to Get Help with Using Your Intuition or Inner Guidance?

If you identify with the ISFJ personality type, this self-study eBook can help you use your intuition or inner guidance more often—without having to change who you are. For more details.

Also, check out the Quiz, How Often Do You Listen to Your Intuition or Gut Feelings?

If you need more help using your intuition or inner guide, contact Vickie Champion for a complimentary coaching and consulting session.

 

 

Why INFJ Personality Types People Please

Probably everyone has gone overboard to please someone at one time or another. But when the INFJ personality type (according to the MBTI test) has a habit of needing to please, it is exceptionally hard on them. Yet, it’s a common issue to overcome for INFJs. Here are reasons INFJ personality types would fall into the need to please others.

Why INFJs Would People Please…

When they…

  • Try to fit in. INFJs are the rarest of the 16 personality types. So, some might feel they need to please others to be accepted.
  • Want to avoid conflicts and even minor INFJs are sensitive and have the ability to telepathically pick up others’ thoughts and feelings. Bending over backwards and being super nice often calms potential flare ups.
  • Doubt The combination of overthinking and the knack of seeing all sides of a situation can make INFJs second-guess themselves. Instead of taking time to listen to their inner guide or intuition, they could easily fall into the default of people pleasing.
  • Believe saying NO is selfish. INFJs usually have a value system concerned with the well-being of people. But sometimes they forget they are people too and indulge others at their expense.
  • Don’t feel good enough and not as deserving as others. To say INFJs are tough on themselves is an understatement. They have high standards for themselves and when they feel they have fallen short, INFJs might think they need to do something to prove their worth.

 

Are You an INFJ Who is Ready to Get Help with Feeling Worthy?

This self-study course helps you change the mindset you have about yourself and the world around you. You will be able to finally feel worthy and be yourself. For more details.

Also, check out the Quiz, How Worthy Do You Feel?

If you need more help feeling worthy, contact Vickie Champion for a complimentary coaching and consulting session.

 

21 Things That Can Cause INFJs to Feel Exhausted or Drained

INFJ personality types (according to the MBTI personality test) are very sensitive to the energy of others and their environment. This makes certain situations depleting and sometimes extremely difficult for an INFJ.

Here’s a List of Some of the Things That Cause INFJs to Feel Exhausted or Drained…

  • Someone wanting their constant attention.
  • Making small talk, such as discussing the weather, what they had for lunch, or what they are going to do today. Essentially conversations from the head, not the heart deplete INFJs.
  • Environmental distractions, such as loud noises, strong smells, or scratchy fabrics. Of course, the more intense the distraction and longer it lasts, the more taxing.
  • Social events, especially when they involve being in large groups or around negative people.
  • Being criticized for not being able to get out of their head, obsessing, or thinking so much.
  • Not having a sanctuary or a safe space of their own.
  • Being stretched too thin or having back-to-back obligations.
  • Having to make decisions before they have time to think it over. INFJs don’t do well with acting before they think.
  • When their physical world (what we see, hear, smell, and touch) is unstable, like not having enough money, an ongoing problem, or a loved one’s illness.
  • Relationship conflict or misunderstandings, especially if they have no closure.
  • Being indecisive. This goes back to the two previous points. INFJs need stability and closure to stop feeling depleted.
  • Being around negative people for any length of time or watching the news can be very draining.
  • INFJs are organizers. So, it would make sense that any kind of disorganization would mess with their minds.
  • Trying to dismiss how they feel. To an INFJ, ignoring what comes from the heart is cutting off their energy source.
  • Not having big blocks of time on their own with no interruptions.
  • Dishonesty. This can mean others not telling the truth, or denying their own truth to themselves.
  • Not talking to others about meaningful subjects. It’s often difficult for INFJs to fully understand their own thoughts and feelings without the input of others. Many of my coaching clients and friends are INFJs.
  • Soaking up other’s emotional storms. It’s easy for INFJs to feel others trauma or crisis, and become just as stressed.
  • Trying to do things without passion. In other words, trying to settle for mediocre. INFJs are “all or nothing” types.
  • Denying their intuition or inner guide. Recognizing signs from the universe, getting “aha” moment’s, and having sudden insights or “flashes” energize INFJs.
  • Judging or doubting themselves. Because INFJs often sense things before they see evidence of them, they can get carried away in self-doubt, even to the point they feel like an undeserving or unworthy person.

Are You an INFJ who is Ready to Feel Worthy?

This self-study course helps you change the mindset you have about yourself and the world around you. You will be able to end the need to doubt yourself and finally feel worthy.  For more details.

Also, check out the Quiz, How Worthy Do You Feel?

If you need more help feeling worthy, contact Vickie Champion for a complimentary coaching and consulting session.

 

INFJs: 9 Reasons Meaningful Conversations Are Important

INFJ personality types (according to the MBTI test) love to get lost in their own thoughts and do well with very little social interaction. But there is one thing they don’t do well with—not having heart-to-heart discussions. Below are some reasons why connecting with others at a deep level is significant for the well-being of INFJs.

Meaningful Conversations help INFJs…

1   FEEL CONNECTED TO OTHERS-

Shallow and menial conversations of everyday life can confuse and frustrate INFJs, making them feel disconnected. But, connecting with others at a deep level does just the opposite.

2   SHARE WITH OTHERS-

INFJs have a strong desire to teach, advise, and instruct others. Usually when INFJs speak—people listen.

3   GET CONFIRMATION-

INFJs have a tendency to be tough on themselves and have lots of self-doubt. They often find support in talking to other people they trust or respect.

4   FIND PIECES TO PUZZLES-

Often deep conversations add missing pieces to INFJ’s theories to help them see the bigger picture.  They can often experience “aha” moments and get hunches during discussions.

5   KNOW OTHERS-

INFJs have a strong desire to know others at the deepest and sincerest level possible. The results are therapy-like conversations.

6   SEE EVIDENCE-

INFJs are highly intuitive and often can know things before they happen. Heart-to-heart talks can reveal proof of their insights. This helps them to stop second-guessing themselves and build trust in their inner guide.

7   AVOID INSOLATION DISEASE –

Even though INFJs can be hermit-like, they need social interactions to stay fulfilled. Because they thrive on deep connections, too much time alone can leave them feeling fearful, lost, and depressed.

8   LEARN-

INFJs have a drive to progress, grow, and better themselves. They need to take on new challenges to their thinking regularly, and meaningful conversations are part of that.

9   COME ALIVE-

Let’s face it, finding connections and having deep relationships mean everything to an INFJ. Without them, they tend to lose their life’s purpose and feel unworthy.

Are You an INFJ who is Ready to Really Feel Worthy?

This self-study course helps you change the mindset you have about yourself and the world around you. You will be able to end the need to doubt yourself and finally feel worthy.  For more details.

Also, check out the Quiz, How Worthy Do You Feel?

If you need more help feeling worthy, contact Vickie Champion for a complimentary coaching and consulting session.

Why A Course in Miracles Can Help INFJ Personality Types

I recently came across a book on MBTI Personality Types where the author suggested that Jesus might have been an INFJ. When I read the word Jesus, I got a mini “aha.” I knew it was something I needed to consider and that it was possibly another piece to connect in my own enlightenment journey.

I am an INFJ, and for over 30 years, I have been passionate about A Course of Miracles (ACIM), which was channeled from Jesus.

Here’s Why I Think “A Course in Miracles” Can Help INFJ Personality Types…  

INFJs…

1   Think a Lot- ACIM is a course in mind-training. It’s perfect for someone who spends so much time in thought.

2   Are Prone to Analyze and Play Devil’s Advocate- ACIM takes one concept, “all there is, is love,” and approaches it from 100s of different angles.

3   Get Energy in Solitude- ACIM is a self-study course that offers that much needed time alone for reflection and gives us plenty of “ahas” with it.

4   Need a Cause- There probably isn’t a cause much higher than getting rid of the ego and learning how to be Jesus-like.

5   Are Eager to Do Their Inner Work- ACIM provides plenty of that. On top of the 365 workbook lessons, there are 100s of concepts to help us retrain our thoughts and perceptions about ourselves, others, God, and the world around us. The best part is observing ourselves changing as we implement the concepts—letting go of our fears and accepting the love.

6   Want to Have Deep, Meaningful Relationships- ACIM provides a mindset to take every relationship to the highest level possible, to love without any conditions.

7   Are Called “the Counselors” and are Fond of Teaching, Advising, and Guiding- There are several places throughout ACIM that suggest the idea of teaching. It even has a section called “Manual for Teachers.”

 

If you are one of the few INFJs that haven’t heard of A Course in Miracles, you might want to check it out.

FREE Help!

If you need help understanding A Course of Miracles concepts and live in the United States or Canada, contact Vickie for a complimentary phone conversation.

 

Are Most Twin Flames More Introverted?

The more I talk to people questioning whether they have met their twin flame, the more I am finding a pattern. Most of them who have contacted me tend to be more introverted than extroverted.

Here’s Some Reasons Twin Flames Might Tend to Lean Towards Being More Introverted…

1   TOTAL COMMITMENT-

Those who lean towards being more extroverted usually enjoy a lot of different activities and have a wide range of friends. Therefore, it might be difficult to completely commit to one major relationship with the single goal of learning how to unconditionally love that person.

Those who lean towards being more introverted usually have no problem making one relationship with one gigantic goal their top priority. They tend to have very few loved ones, but they are deep  meaningful relationships.

2   TAKING ACTION-

Those who lean towards being more extroverted usually like moving into action and making things happen. That could make it hard to stop doing something long enough for God or a Higher Power to take the lead.

Those who lean towards being more introverted usually can stop trying to make it happen, and let the relationship unfold with God or a Higher Power’s guidance.

3   FOR VALIDATION-

Those who lean towards being more extroverted usually rely on the world around them or their twin flame for confirmation of their efforts. However, the twin flame journey is often about learning how to believe in something before seeing evidence of it, which can take a hefty mind shift for extroverts.

Those who lean towards being more introverted usually get their proof of relationships internally, by how they feel. This really helps during those times when their twin flame is not physically in contact with them.

4   MAKE CHANGES-

Those who lean towards being more extroverted usually make outer changes, by doing something that can be seen, heard, or touched. That, along with the fact that extroverts often jump into action before they think it over can cause them to push their twin flame further away.

Those who lean towards being more introverted usually make inner changes. It’s less about seeing evidence and more about feeling themselves change. That includes feeling more love, worthiness, forgiveness, and gratitude towards themselves and their twin flame.

5   SEEK COMPANIONSHIP-

Those who lean towards being more extroverted usually prefer physically being in someone’s presence. This makes it difficult not to move on and date others when experiencing a runner/chaser pattern with their twin flame.

Those who lean towards being more introverted are comfortable spending time alone and there is less of an urge to date others when their twin flame is not physically with them.

6   COMMUNICATION-

Those who lean towards being more extroverted usually like to communicate by doing something they can see, hear, or touch—preferably in person. Part of the twin flame journey is to learn a new way to communicate, operating from the 4th dimension mindset with thoughts, and feelings. That can be difficult for an extrovert to adapt to.

Those who lean towards being more introverted can easily communicate with others through their thoughts and feelings. This inclination allows them to experience telepathic thoughts and astral travel easily with their twin flame.

7   SIGNS FROM THE UNIVERSE-

Those who lean towards being more extroverted usually move at a quicker pace. They are used to doing lots of activities in a shorter timeframe—not spending much time observing. Therefore, there are probably hundreds of signs from the universe about their twin flame and their journey that extroverts have a hard time being aware of.

Those who lean towards being more introverted tend to take time to watch and examine behaviors and situations. This often helps them pick up on signs from the universe quickly, helping them great make sense of the twin flame journey.

Don’t Get Me Wrong!

This does not mean those who lean towards being more extroverted cannot have a twin flame! It means the more extroverted you are, the more difficult it may be to navigate the twin flame journey for a happy outcome.

Are You Ready to Have a Happy Outcome with Your Twin Flame?

This twin flame self-study course shows you how to shorten the timeline and navigate the relationship for a happy outcome. For more Details .

Or read my blogs and videos, visit the Twin Flame Section on my website.

To learn more about Vickie’s Individual Coaching Sessions for twin flame relationships. For a complimentary coaching and consulting session, contact Vickie Champion.  

 

Does Everyone Have a Twin Flame?

The answer to that question can have two different answers depending on our definition of twin flame relationship.

ONE ANSWER

If we define  twin flame as a special relationship with one special person that will be so intense and magnifying that we will do anything, including giving up our ego (3rd dimension) for it, then the answer is NO. There are very few who want to lose their self-image to melt into the oneness (5th dimension) with another person.

If a person is an ISTP, ISTJ, ESTP, or ESTJ according to the Myers-Briggs Personality Test, probably the last thing they want in life is a deep, out-of-this-world relationship with anyone. According to Myers-Briggs, that’s approximately 30% of the population.

ANOTHER ANSWER

But if we ease up on the twin flame definition and consider it to be more of a relationship with another person that we are to learn how to unconditionally love and feel a connection with, the answer is YES.

In fact, we’re ALL here on earth to learn how to love ourselves, others, and everything else.

If you are unsure whether or not you have found your twin flame, try easing up on your twin flame definition. It would probably make it simpler for you to just go ahead and learn how to unconditionally love the person you keep thinking about. There are no real benefits in waiting to love anyone who comes into your life.

Are You Ready to Stop Waiting and Learn How to Love the Person You Keep Thinking About?

This twin flame self-study course shows you how to shorten the timeline and navigate the relationship for a happy outcome. For more Details .

Or read my blogs and videos, visit the Twin Flame Section on my website.

To learn more about Vickie’s Individual Coaching Sessions for twin flame relationships. For a complimentary coaching and consulting session, contact Vickie Champion.

 

 

Do Most Twin Flames Have an INFJ or an INFP Personality?

I have known I’ve had an INFJ personality according to the Myer-Briggs Type Indicator Test, but never thought about the connection between personality types and twin flames until recently. When I asked my twin flame coaching clients, most were INFJ personalities. So, I started digging deep into the personality types.

I’ve added the INFP personality because they share the same traits discussed here.

Here’s Some of the Ways INFJs or INFPs and Twin Flames Correlate…

INFJS and INFPs…

1   ARE LOOKING FOR THEIR SOUL MATES-

INFJs and INFPs are searching for “the one.” They crave a mind-blowing, amazing soul connection that lasts for eternity. There is a deep desire for a strong connection at every possible level—spiritual, mental, and physical.

2   ARE EAGER TO DO THE INNER WORK-

INFJs and INFPs are used to going inward to get their guidance. In fact, INFJs are known for being the most intuitive of the 16 personality types.  Both personality types have the ability to interpret and manage the high highs and the low lows that come with a twin flame relationship.

3   HAVE AN “ALL OR NOTHING” PERSONALITY–

INFJs and INFPs are extremely focused and driven. They dive into whatever they are interested in and dive deep—to the point others may think they are obsessed and need therapy. Twin flame relationships require that depth of passion.

4   ARE HIGHLY SENSITIVE PEOPLE-

INFJs and INFPs have incredible telepathic abilities built in, which is extremely helpful in order to have a happy outcome in a twin flame relationship. Both personality types can still feel connected to their twin flame despite the distance between them.

Their sensitivity also makes it easy to detect even the slightest changes, thoughts, and feelings from their twin flame sometimes.

“No matter if we’re already in a committed relationship or not, INFJs and INFPs can end up feeling nerve-wracked, baffled, and in constant anguish over what seems to other people to be nothing more than a simple crush.”

From The INFJ Revolution: Reclaim Your Power, Live Your Purpose, Heal the World  

by Lauren Sapala

4   NEED TO HAVE A CAUSE-

INFJs and INFPs are here to heal. That falls in line with the purpose of the twin flame relationship, which is to release the ego or conditional love completely and come from unconditional love. There isn’t a higher cause any person can ever achieve in a relationship.

5   ARE NONCONFORMISTS-

INFJs and INFPs have a strong desire to be independent from others and have no desire to be normal, which is a good fit for having an extremely rare twin flame relationship.

6   AVOID CONFLICT-

INFJs and INFPs have a tendency to avoid conflict at all costs. As a way to protect themselves, they retreat, withdraw, and then avoid.  That can explain the runner pattern in twin flame relationships. When that happens, both personality types can find refuge in perfectionism, workaholism, and other addictions.

IN CONCLUSION

These six things make a good case that twin flames can easily have INFJ and INFP personalities. Of course, that doesn’t mean you can’t have a twin flame if you have any of the other 14 personalities. Although if you did have INFJ or INFP personality, it might make your twin flame journey easier.

Are You Ready to Dive Deep into Your Inner Work?

This twin flame self-study course shows you how to shorten the timeline and navigate the relationship for a happy outcome. For more Details .

Or read my blogs and videos, visit the Twin Flame Section on my website.

To learn more about Vickie’s Individual Coaching Sessions for twin flame relationships. For a complimentary coaching and consulting session, contact Vickie Champion.

 

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