The INFJ Personality Manual

How to Understand Strengths and Weakness of the Rarest Myers-Briggs Personality Type to Develop Relationships and Career Paths

By: Carrie Parker

Narrated by: Millie Green

Did you recently take the Myers Briggs test and discover that you are INFJ but don’t know what that means?

This audiobook explains what it truly means to be an INFJ and, more importantly, it explains why you do the things that you do. INFJ is one of the rarest results of the Meyers Briggs test and, therefore, it can be difficult to find worthwhile information about it.

One of the qualities many INFJs share is that they tend to be pessimistic and feel perpetually stressed and often don’t know why they feel that way. This audiobook will show you how not only to live as an INFJ but to excel being one.

By learning what it means to be an INFJ, you will learn all about how to excel in any activity you do by learning to manage the pros and cons of being an INFJ. Being an INFJ means that you are special, but it also means you might have to learn to do things in a way that others don’t have to. This book will help you do that.

What you will learn in this audiobook:

• The supporter and their origins
• Ways to circumvent stress
• All about what it means to be an INFJ
• Implications of having a rare personality
• Everything you need to know about self-efficacy
• Steps for learning the locus of control
• And so much more!

Embracing being an INFJ means learning everything you can about it, so you can make the best possible choices for your life based on your personality type. The reason most people fail to achieve their goals is because they try to work against themselves, meaning the goals they set and how they attempt to achieve them are contrary to who they are and what they really want. But, with this book you will learn how to set and achieve goals that go hand in hand with being an INFJ.

So, if you are ready to start living your best life as an INFJ, then you need to get this audiobook today.

©2020 Carrie Parker (P)2020 Carrie Parker

Great Information

Great insightful read. The narration was too much like a lecture. Of course that’s a personal preference.

Almost Unlistenable

“Susceptible” pronounced “sus-KEP-tuh-buhl”
“Valve” pronounced “vohlv”. 😂

Narration is mechanical and overly enunciated.

Read the book instead.

The information in the book is good, but the narration is hard to listen to. Very robotic and many words mispronounced.

Oh boy! BAD NARRATION!

I wanted to like this book. I was excited to find it, and hear what it had to say. But honestly..., I COULD NOT get past the narration!

I know the readers goal was most likely to be as clear and articulate as possible. However she sounded like she has learned narration by listening to automated readings only!

I found it VERY hard to even hear what the book was about because her reading and inflection is so mechanical.

I couldn’t listen to it anymore, and stopped listening. So disappointed.

This of course is only my opinion. But I felt it was a very big wall to penetrate just to hear what the book was about. One that I just couldn’t get over.

This narration, aside from those that actually were automated, has got to be the worst I’ve yet to come across.

Good info, bad performance.

Good information but written like an undergrad trying to reach the word requirement. Reader mispronounced words in almost every sentence making it extremely hard to listen to. That being said I did learn a lot about INFJs but would suggest people read the book instead of listening to the audiobook.

Good content

Very good content, and the narrator has flawless annunciation, but mis-pronounces numerous words throughout. Additionally, the word inflections are very odd, making it difficult to follow. I had to listen intently. It's distracting to restructure in my mind how the sentences were intended to be expressed. (Re-listening, if you will.) I was thinking "this must be automated" because it's a bit robot-like. But then I remembered that the narrator introduced herself at the beginning. I made it through the entire book because the content is good, and very informative.

Full of mispronunciations.

There's a great deal of valuable information in this book but the person reading the material is, though clearly educated, unfamiliar enough with the English language such that much is mispronounced. It's a complete distraction to the content.

Rather boring

Ok if you know nothing about the basics of psychology. I was expecting more substantial facts about the personality type rather than self help and good advice on a general basis.

Rough read

The reader of this book ruined the book. Between her miss pronunciation of words in every other sentence, her false pauses and poor intonation made it evident she had no idea what she was reading. It was painful to listen to.

Narrator’s voice made it difficult to focus on the meaning.

Tone, irritating, couldn’t make it past 1 sr Chap, sorry I wasted my credit, not easy on the ear. Content seemed it would be interesting.