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14+ Unique Characteristics of INFPs (Healer, Idealist, Dreamer, Harmonizer, Seeker)

Basically all people are different.

Even though they belong to the same introversion classification, there are still things you

probably miss.

Even with specific classification of 16 personalities from MBTI, there are so many differences.

The INFP (which stand for introversion, intuition, feeling, and perception) is often described

as an "idealist" personality.

People with INFP personality type tend to be introverted, idealistic, creative and driven

by high values.

And actually, there are some secret traits about INFP that most people might not know,

even among the INFP itself.

So, despite you already knew that you or someone you know is an INFP, let's uncover these secret

traits to see whether you can relate to this or not.

In any case, If you find this information is helpful to you, make sure to like this

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#1 - Thirst of inspiration

INFPs do not like living bland.

They want something or someone who can inspire them.

Typically, they find their inspiration from books, poetry, social movement, and people

who are in the same wavelength.

#2 - They are really attached to their value

People with INFP personality frequently doubts or questions themselves before and while doing

certain things, making them look spacing out.

This is because they think that what they are doing is based on their value they hold.

#3 - They like simplicity

You may not realize that INFPs live in very simple manner.

They want to touch with the essence of life which is not merely about something materialistic.

#4 - Creative expression

Unlike other introvert types, the INFPs cannot directly express what they feel.

That is why they transfer such expression through artistic forms such as poetry, song

lyrics, and photography captions.

#5 - Emotional healer

This type of personality is actually a good listener and wise decision maker.

They value either people's feeling, and that is why they are willing to help if you

are having problem.

#6 - Too many burdens

As the effect of listening to people's problem, the INFPs are usually soaked in people's

problem.

Though the problem is not passed, INFPs sensitivity makes them feel real.

This burdens the INFPs.

#7 - If it matters, then it matters

INFPs hold particular values that they believe are true.

When they start to do something that matters, they will do it until they achieve what they

want.

Though they are usually lazy, something that matters them most will be done without second

opinion.

#8 - If they saw a bird flying in the sky.

Other MBTI personalities might not even care about that.

However for INFPs, they actually see it as freedom, peace, and serenity.

They tend to see things with a certain meaning.

#9 - Do not like ordinary jobs

INFPs who work for companies are usually not happy.

The reason is because the companies typically seek profits above all.

Additionally, the routine works are boring for creative INFPs.

#10 - Requirement to be a partner

If you are interested to people with INFP personality, you should have something to

share.

It should be something meaningful, motivating, and informational.

#11 - Ignoring problem

Though INFPs do not mind listening and giving solution to other people's problem, they

actually will not confront the problem.

They will sweep the conflict under the carpet until it resides.

#12 - They can be leaders

INFPs do not usually take in charge as leader because of not wanting in a spotlight.

However, with enough motivation, they will do.

#13 - New experiences are always welcome

INFPs love to learn something new for the sake of humanity.

They seek for the possibilities by building new connection, learning new things, and exploring

what they want.

#14 - INFPs believe that being in a relationship means they should be physically, mentally,

and emotionally ready.

With that belief in mind, they prefer to be in a relationship during 20s and 30s.

They want to secure their family first, then themselves.

#15 - Logical people always challenge their virtues and ideals.

Well, those are some of the traits indicating that you might belong an INFP personality

type.

So, Really cool information isn't it?

I hope you enjoy this short video, if you have something on your mind, please share

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You're Definitely an Empath If You Can Sense When People are Faking These 7 Things - Duration: 4:45.

Some

empaths actually do not want to be empath from the very first time.

The reason is simply the responsibility to be a good empath is big.

Unfortunately, as an empath you can feel something that people don't, even if you don't realize

it.

Empaths are very sensitive even to the slightest nuances of people behavior that others don't.

It's no surprise that empaths have this amazing ability, they are so observant and sensitive

to their environment.

If they know you for sometimes, they may notice even the slightest change of your behavior

and just know something is not usual.

They may not know how they know that, but they do.

Sometimes because of some frustration, many empaths even try to ignore their senses.

They think of something like that as over reacting or even paranoid, however, soon they

will realize how accurate the information they gather is.

So, there are actually something that you can feel when you are actually an empath.

For instance, if you're able to feel these nuances of people's behavior, you are probably

an empath.

You're Definitely an Empath If You Can Sense When People are Faking These 7 Things

#1 - Mismatch between words and body language

Our body is designed to work in sync for efficient actions.

However, there are some situations where they do not match.

It is when they are emotionally unstable because of certain problem.

Empaths can pick this mismatch and recognize what possibilities to happen.

#2 - Tone of voice

Empaths are highly sensitive people who also can pick up something that does not feel right

in tone of voice.

Typically, it is a powerful tool to detect lies.

However, it also can indicates whether the person saying the words nice, kind, or bad.

#3 - Passive aggression

Empaths not only can see mismatch between words, body language, and voice.

They also have keen sense to see subtle aggression.

There are always small clues that determine people's feeling and emotion.

Empaths just can feel that.

#4 - Fake friendliness

Empaths can learn how people in this world interact with others.

They also can detect whether what they say is true or false.

This is also the reason why empaths can detect false friendliness which is only used to show

off.

#5 - Masked behaviors

It is creepy that as an empath, you know that there is something wrong when other people

talk to you.

You know that there is something left unsaid and they are trying to hide it.

Empaths usually pick the sign from other people's eyes.

#6 - Subtle behavior changes

As you start understand people, you also start to pick up small signs about them.

That includes the changes in their behavior.

People eventually change for the better or worse, and empaths can detect that.

#7 - Detecting energy

Empaths also can feel the aura of others, and it may emit different impression from

time to time.

Well, that's the things that you can sense when you're actually an empath.

As a short reminder, being an empath or highly sensitive person is not easy, especially if

you're denying your sense of empathy.

It can be really exhausting being able to feel these nuances of people's behavior.

However, the best things you can do is probably to trust your instincts and keep observing

on the situation, they may have a good reason for hiding something upon their sudden change

of behavior, or they may just having a bad day.

Don't curse your intuition, instead use it to make you be more calm and adapt to the

situation, this way you will learn something valuable and becoming more mature as an empath.

So, really cool information isn't it?

I hope you enjoy this short video, if you have something on your mind, please share

your thoughts and experiences in the comments below!

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Third Eye Blind's Stephan Jenkins Sings for Ryan Beck's Dog - Clusterfest - Duration: 4:13.

- What's up, I'm Ryan Beck and I'm at Clusterfest

and I'm gonna do everything in my power

to get Stephan Jenkins from Third Eye Blind

to sing to my dog.

(laughing) Look, I'm doing it.

- This is his hair.

Ryan.

- Yeah?

- We got a boom, it's out of frame.

- Yeah.

- We got a puppy.

Let's make some basic cable.

- It'll be on the internet.

I'm Ryan Beck, I'm here at Clusterfest

with one of my all time favorite musicians,

Stephan Jenkins of Third Eye Blind.

- Is that true? - It's true, man.

It's the first CD I ever bought.

- Really? You didn't say that before we met.

- Well I didn't wanna tell you because I felt like it--

- It's important not to talk it out.

- Yeah. - Well anyway, this is Bruce.

- Bruce, she's a sweet girl. - She is.

- And she is a rescue dog.

- She is a Rocket Dog rescue, and when I got her,

she had mange, she had worms.

She had an ear infection.

She was malnutritioned.

She was just beat to shit.

Well, 'cause I wanted a boy, but girls are better

'cause when you stroke their belly,

there's not all that annoying dick in the way.

- That's true.

My dog's a girl, and she's also a rescue,

and, uh, I think I have a picture here, some,

oh yeah, here we go.

- Oh wow. - This enormous--

- That's a big picture. - This is it right here.

My dog.

- Lily's so cute, she looks fake.

- She's home alone right now,

and all she has is my girlfriend and my girlfriend's parents

and her sister and some dog walkers

and some other family friends with her.

- It's like abuse. - I know.

And so, I know she's really missing me,

and probably feels really alone.

- She doesn't give a damn.

- No, man, come on. - She's your dog.

- I don't have any musical talent.

I can't play any instruments,

and people generally just don't respect me.

So, uh, I wrote this song from the perspective

of my dog-- - Lily's Ballad.

- Yeah, it's her song that she feels when she's alone.

And you want me to sing it? -I would love for you to sing i.

Thing is, I'm like high on anti.

Because I think I got bronchiti.

Are you on, I'm allergic to amo.

I don't really know what amoxic.

It's the pink one.

So, I think it goes like this.

- That's it?

Is there one more page?

- That's it.

- I want to have something that rhymes with, like,

you know, "Come on, let's play."

♪ Your name is Bruce

♪ It doesn't matter if you're straight or you're gay ♪

♪ Ta da

- "Ta da." (laughing)

That was incredible. - That's a really great song.

- Thanks, man. - Yeah.

- You can play it later if you want.

- I've got it, it's all locked in here.

Is your dog a rescue?

- My dog is a rescue.

- That's great.

Here's the thing. - Yeah?

- We both have these, like,

like, lovely, happy, healthy dogs

and they're both rescues.

It's really great and easy and karmically lovely to

get a rescue dog.

There will be shit all over your kitchen

for longer than you think that you can stand,

but you'd be amazed at what you can put up with

when you cuddle with them.

- That's the journey.

Shit in your kitchen. - Yeah.

- Folks, I'm Ryan Beck.

That's Stephan Jenkins.

We sang the song, thanks for watching.

(upbeat music)

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Easy Drip Irrigation System - Family Plot - Duration: 11:12.

OK, Miss Melisa.

Drip irrigation.

- Oh, it is so exciting.

- I can tell you're already excited about it.

- I am so excited about this.

Drip irrigation is the process of putting water where you want it, when you want it,

and how much you want it.

So what we're going to talk about today is how to take it basically from your house,

from a pond, from anywhere you have a water source, to getting it to your plants.

- [Chris] Okay.

- I want to show you first, if you have a water source, we're going to be coming off

of a utility here at the Gardens.

We're not going to be too concerned about a regulator because on our timer we have a

filter.

That has a little filter on it.

We have a timer.

We're going to regulate the water based on a little knob that we're going to have on

our hose.

We're not going to worry too much about that.

I would highly recommend a timer, because I hate going out at 7 o'clock in the morning

and trying to time my water.

But I highly recommend - You can by these timers.

You can buy regulators.

Everything I'm showing you, you can get pretty much in any hardware store anywhere in the

Mid South.

- Is it relatively inexpensive?

Or just depends on how much you're going to buy?

- It is very inexpensive, very inexpensive, cheaper than probably a garden hose.

- Oh, I love that.

All right.

- Once you really get rolling with it.

But I recommend a timer.

First thing you've got to have is you've got to have your half-inch pipe.

Now half-inch pipe is your main hose that you're going to take off your garden hose.

I want to show you how easy it is to put this sucker together.

I have what's called a female fetter.

You take this, and you have a little knob there.

You're going to push this into here, like this.

I love this because I can do it.

A lady can do this.

You put that in and then you twist it, till it comes, and it wraps around it.

So now that's nice and tight.

So that's put together.

- [Chris] All right, a lady did that.

- A lady did that.

It's on there tight.

- It sure is.

- Then you come back and you put it against your water source.

See it's got all the - There's even a washer in there.

- Okay.

- So I don't have to care about the washer.

Then you put it on there like that.

That takes care of the one end.

- [Chris] All right.

- Then what I want to do is I want to thread this.

What do you have to think about if you're going to put this in your flower garden, your

butterfly garden, you've got to think about how long do you need this half-inch hose.

You don't have to cover - As you see, I made it long enough to go all the way to the end

of this garden, which is fine.

Now you've got to think about, "Okay, I've got to close that water off."

- Okay.

- So how do I do that?

There's three ways to close that water off.

If you think that you're going to extend that water into another bed at one point in time,

you have a connector like this.

You can put it on the same way, where you turn it down, go over that little nodule.

- Just like the last one?

- Just like the last one.

The beauty of this is it has a cap, and it comes off.

So again, you could connect another hose to it, or another half-inch pipe to it.

We're not going to put that on this one.

You also have what's called an eight, where you can just fold it over, like so, and it'll

fit there like that.

And then undo it.

But for this particular one, we're going to use our trusty wire tie.

- [Chris] Gotta keep those handy, right?

- Oh, you've got to have your wire ties.

Once you get the wire tie on, and it's like any hose, once you get that bent you're locked

down.

Now I'll hold this down, because you're going "How do you hold the black hose down?"

Keep it out of the way.

I'm going to hold this down just a little bit.

All right, I've got my black piping in place.

Nowith I need to think about how do I get water to my plants?

We have three peppers here, and we have three tomatoes.

We know with tomatoes, they really don't like water on their leaves.

- It's pretty obvious, right?

- Peppers don't really care.

You've got thousands of different kind of sprinkler heads that you can use.

You've got beaucoups of risers, and these are called risers.

You can get them all which ways.

I even have one here we're going to actually attach to our flower garden that is a container

bed riser.

It puts the water specifically down.

Now, comes the fun part.

What I'm going to do is I'm going to put my quarter-inch pipe stem.

Now the way that is, is you have - If you're going to do this a lot I would recommend getting

a hole punch

- [Chris] Okay, that's a hole punch.

- It's a hole punch.

It's going to cut only a hole big enough to be a quarter inch.

I'm always kind of guessing where I might want to put a hole.

I make a hole, and I always have to kind of do it.

then I kind of measure.

Well, that's not really where I want to put it.

So I have this nifty little thing called a goof plug.

So I take this tiny little goof plug.

- [Chris] Just plug it back.

- Just plug it back.

I get a little click and I'm going, "No water's going to come through that thing."

So I move my hole over.

Make my hole.

Then I have these connectors.

These are, they've got a hole through both of them.

I take the quarter inch piping, put it through there.

I'm going to go to a tomato.

So the way this particular riser is, there's the hole where the water goes, and the water

comes out here.

Come to this.

Put it down in there.

Hear a little click.

Feel a little click.

The nice thing about this is it's got an arrow.

You're going to see -

- [Chris] It lets you know which way it goes.

- Yeah.

That's why we call it goof easy.

Then you put it right down here at the root of the plant.

That water is only going to go to the root of that plant.

Now, you notice I made that a lot longer?

What if I decide, well, that plant died.

It's not doing too well.

I need to move it.

You can move these things.

You don't really need a lot of half inch pipe, as much as you need your quarter inch pipe.

Put that in there.

Then this head is called a bubbler head.

- [Chris] Okay.

- Well, it's kind of a bubbler sprayer, depending on how much water you put to it.

The beauty of this is you can regulate it at the head.

- [Chris] Dial it.

Okay.

- Which I love.

Because depending on how much water you need, and how far you need that water to go, you

can change it here.

So again, take this.

Can you hand me one of those little connectors?

Yeah, one of those.

- I'm learning.

That's a connector.

- All right.

We put this together like that.

Now this one, the water comes up from the side.

Get the right end.

The nice thing about doing it on a hot day today is all this plastic PVC works beautifully,

because it's hot enough, and it works well.

You make another hole.

Punch it all the way through.

Push it in till it clicks.

And there you go.

There's some hard dirt there.

Now, this will eventually lay down once it gets settled.

You can have it behind, right up here against the wood, so it's hidden.

So if you have a flower garden, you don't want all this black showing, you can put it

up against the wood.

You can also lay mulch over it, and it won't be seen.

- [Chris] That'd be a good idea.

- Now, let me put in the rest of them, because I've got all sorts of other ones right here.

- All right, let's give it a shot.

See if it works.

- All right.

Let's try it.

- All right.

- [Chris] I see water.

Hey, hey.

- All right, that one's working.

That one's working.

- This one's working.

- All right.

That's doing what it's supposed to.

That one's getting a little crazy, but that's all right.

- Because it can be adjusted, right?

- It can be adjusted.

I haven't used this one in a while.

But you can see how all these tomato plants, it's all staying down by them.

This one's swirling like it's supposed to.

This one's bubbling like it's supposed to.

All that water is staying right there underneath the tomatoes, which is what we wanted.

- [Chris] How about that?

- You've got an irrigation system.

- We have an irrigation system.

- You sure do.

Yep.

- We appreciate that, Miss Melisa.

- You are more than welcome.

- Thank you much.