Come sit with me on my virtual front porch.  Draw up a wicker rocking chair or ease into the comfy porch swing.  Enjoy a glass of iced tea or fresh lemonade and kick back as we chat about stuff that's relevant to our shared personality type.  Bring something to write with (don’t you anyway?). Let's all learn something that will feed our need for understanding human nature and personal growth.

Upcoming calls are posted on the INFJ.com Events Calendar.  Audio recordings from previous chats may be found here. 

As a result of the last two Front Porch calls, I've met 11 of you and we spent a divine time getting to know one another.

We're now moving onto a topic that seems to come up a lot. It's all about introversion and extraversion. What do these terms mean in relation to the INFJ personality type?

I've heard people say, "I feel like an introvert, yet others claim I'm really extraverted." What's up with that? Is it possible to switch between them?

INFJs can be highly extraverted in social settings, and many people will insist the INFJ is an extravert -- causing the INFJ to wonder about the accuracy of this preference. Yet, time alone is of utmost importance to them, and makes them feel curiously misunderstood. This need for solitude sometimes causes them to feel flawed, damaged, or somehow inferior to others. Typically, introversion is identifiable in the INFJ pattern by the tiny number of real-life "come-get-me-out-of-jail" friends they enjoy in the world.

During this call, let's talk about our challenges with introversion -- how has it shown up as a problem in your life? What have you done to compensate? Got any tricks to share? And let's talk about those times when we're extraverting -- how are we at our most brilliant then?

This promises to be an enlightening, interesting call as we share about this intimate aspect of ourselves.

So, set aside Thursday, April 24, at 6:15pm PDT in your calendar. At that time, settle into a comfy chair and phone my virtual front porch chat line. We'll discuss this topic in a friendly, low-key way that will inform and enlighten you. Come armed with questions, or just sit and listen -- either way, you're more than welcome!

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