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Jenn Granneman Quotes

Total quotes: 6
“If we don’t get enough downtime, we feel cranky, stressed, tired, or just not like ourselves.”
— Jenn Granneman, If You Love An Introvert
Tagged: How To Love An Introvert
“Sensitive people like a slower pace of life. We like pondering all our options before making a decision and regularly reflecting on our experiences. We hate busy schedules and rushing from one event to the next.”
— Jenn Granneman, 12 Things a Highly Sensitive Person Needs
Tagged: Highly Sensitive People
“No, we don’t just sit in silence reading books and petting our cats (okay, maybe we do that sometimes). We can be flirty, playful, and downright daring, especially when we feel comfortable with you.”
— Jenn Granneman, If You Love An Introvert
Tagged: How To Love An Introvert
“INFJs often mistype as INTJs, the “Thinking” twin of the INFJ. Although INFJs are indeed people-oriented, due to their third function, Introverted Thinking (Ti), they are also analytical and scientific. They may enjoy careers in technology, the sciences, and research.”
— Jenn Granneman, 10 Secrets of the INFJ Personality Type
Tagged: Being an INFJ, Myers-Briggs, Personality Typing, The INFJ Empath, INFJs See Through Falsehoods, My Fellow INFJs, INFJ Quotes
“No matter who you are, fighting with a loved one is miserable. But sensitive people tend to feel extra anxious when conflict arises — and an internal battle takes place. We feel torn between speaking up for what we believe is right and sitting back so we don’t provoke an angry reaction from the other person. Often we subjugate our own needs because we’d rather ‘go along to get along’ than fight.”
— Jenn Granneman, 12 Things a Highly Sensitive Person Needs
Tagged: Highly Sensitive People
“Because Fe is second in their functional stack and Ti is third, these two functions are fairly balanced in the INFJ. Indeed, INFJs don’t outwardly appear as emotional as an ENFJ or ESFJ, whose Feeling function is their dominant function. An INFJ might lament that they are “too emotional for the Thinkers but too logical for the Feelers.” But this common sense comes in handy, making INFJs generally balanced and well-rounded.”
— Jenn Granneman, 10 Secrets of the INFJ Personality Type
Tagged: Being an INFJ, Myers-Briggs, Personality Typing, The INFJ Empath, INFJs See Through Falsehoods, My Fellow INFJs, INFJ Quotes
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