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Uncharacteristic talkativeness and proneness to distraction are two frequently noted traits in INFJ ADDers especially in the closed INFJ group I'm part of over on Facebook where the ADDers comment volumes on pretty much every post. However one thing that doesn't get discussed as much is the way we can differ emotionally from normal INFJs. Many INFJs with ADD report having numerous outbursts of anger during adolescence and demonstrating rebellious behavior up until their thirties, but apart from ...

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Not all of these points will apply to all who read them. Some are useless to anyone but myself, being painfully obvious to some who started out with a better grasp on life than did I. Others are probably wrong. I just need a place to keep them where I can refer back to them as needed. I tend to not take my own advice, sometimes.

Maybe whomever reads this will get something good from it.

1. Don't chase money. Do what you are good at, and enough money will follow. ...

Subjective:-
I am not of your types. No man is of your types.
I am a master of tools. You have seen my skills in the arts, the martial and the musical.
You have seen me travel 30 miles, to and fro, three times a week for 6 years to practice self defence.
You have seen me give it up.
You have seen me win in sparring, you have seen me lose in kata; all against the odds.
You have seen me pick up the guitar and the piano to create a complex melody ...

It seems to me that whilst we are thinking we have the world at our feet, that we hold the cards and make the choices, society has done a bang-up job of "pulling the wool over our eyes." Are we really making the decisions in our lives? How much free-will do we truly have? We do not have a choice. Let me repeat this, we do not have a choice. Society decides for us which paths we can take. Sure, we're patronised into thinking we make the decisions by the leeway of a yard or two. We're well ...