Bruce Ritter

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Self-Sacrifice When it comes to decisions, INFJs will often sacrifice what they want for the benefit of the group. If an INFJ’s dinner party is making a decision about where to eat, she may say that she wants to eat at Applebees if that’s what the majority wants when she really wants to eat at Ruby Tuesday’s. If an INFJ is working on a group project, he may get stuck with the hardest part - writing the research paper - because he didn’t want anyone else to be stuck doing the lion’s share of the work.
The INFJ Personality Guide: Understand yourself, reach your potential, and live a life of purpose.
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