Write For INFJ Blog

Want to write for INFJ Blog? We want to make INFJ Blog the most useful resource for INFJs on the internet. One way to make this happen is by publishing high-quality content from INFJ contributors.

We’re currently looking for content related to:

  • Your experience as an INFJ personality type.
  • How you overcame obstacles related to being INFJ personality type/introvert/highly sensitive person.
  • MBTI-related articles, specifically referencing the Jungian cognitive functions. You can read examples here and here.

Here’s what we need:

  1. An article around 600-1,200 words. You don’t have to include a photo, we can add that in. DO include any external source links (you’re welcome to use your own blog/website as a resource). Please send it as an editable Google Doc if possible.
  2. A short author bio with links to your website and social media accounts if applicable (around 100 words). You will need to create a Gravatar account and provide us with the email account linked to it to add a photo to your bio.
  3. Email your submission or share your Google Doc with megan@infjblog.com.

Since this site is independently owned and managed and doesn’t currently generate a lot of revenue, we cannot pay for contributed articles at this time. We are happy to offer free exposure to your website or social media following in exchange for content that will truly benefit our INFJ audience.

12 COMMENTS

  1. fatiha | 16th Jun 17

    Hi!
    I’m currently thinking of writing articles about my experience as an INFJ teenager, and I think your blog is just perfect for this! Unfortunately, my blog is just starting and I don’t have much posts to link IN ENGLISH, since most of my writings are Arabic. Can I still contribute in writing for your wonderful blog?
    sincerly.

  2. Coral | 19th Sep 17

    Hi there!

    My blog is http://www.thedetermineddreamer.org and I’ve been writing about being an INFJ, as well as other various topics. I’ve gotten quite a bit of traffic on my posts that are about being an INFJ and was wondering if I could submit some of them. I would love it if you linked the articles you post to my blog so that people can also be directed to my site. Just let me know if this is an option. Thank you so much!

  3. Angi | 21st Nov 17

    Hi! My friend ist an ISTP and I am an INFJ. Usually articles say that our MBTI types do not get along. However, we do. So we were wondering if you know why? Thank you!

    • Megan | 9th Dec 17

      INFJs actually get along pretty well with ISTPs and ESTPs. This is because we share the same top four cognitive functions but in a different order. So we tend to admire each other for their strengths which we consider our weaknesses or qualities that need improvement. We also tend to enjoy many of the same things. There is a lot of potential for growth within INFJ and STP relationships.

  4. Michael | 29th Dec 17

    Hi, I really like your blogs, I wanted to ask if I could post the ones relating to academia and stress on my tutoring website (based on the MBTII). I feel a lot of students will benefit from what you have to say.

    • Megan | 31st Mar 18

      Hi Michael, you are welcome to post a link to my articles on your site. Please don’t copy and paste the post on your site. Thanks!

  5. Austin | 18th Feb 18

    Do you all recall the time when We was sleeping and the worlds switched all the words, and replaced them with different meanings,
    Our tricks are now playing tricks on us
    But they’re just our tricks, we collect them,
    They are very beautiful
    we make very beautiful lullabies

    It is such a water color world
    It rains and people go inside
    And I go outside because it seems like a good way to explain to the greys and blues that I love them.
    They’re water color as well
    In these hues
    They are lamented in perfect silence and in the dilution, the threat of pastel,
    Something about the rain
    Like it’s tears for our metaphors

    I have just been waiting for that. I was trying to collect the most beautiful of the most beautiful of words.
    Without a sound such dreams do fade
    All of them
    Star crossed
    You may here them whisper that they too are water soluble,
    Can be heard speculating on the life span of indecipherable chalked sidewalks. It’s the cave painting of the hands,

    When my heart broke, I realized I’d left thousands of words strewn about
    But they’re probably still there,
    Long ago, we were told there is no purpose, and that made the thing it’s own disguise. And that is very sad. But I haven’t been living in the now, I have an unfailing love with the symbols,
    I could be found in them. But only by them.
    Certain notes of music
    Remembrances of the land of having meant well
    and that is my paradox, but it’s a beautiful one. I hope that one day I will have learned all of them, these words, but it’s wasted if you’re selling them. Or accepting money for the secrets, learned, that would be a waste of so many things. Point is, good ideas, especially abstract ones or ones that will help the world, they’re the first to be discredited and that is done so in words.
    Taking money for helping ppl see, see universal constants, like uh,
    Those are things we never owned. They’ve always been gifts, and hope, I just wanted to make something eternally beautiful.

  6. Bert | 17th Mar 18

    This is great blog! I’m also an INFJ. I’m thinking about a blog about INFJ, because I realise I’m pretty busy with being INFJ.

  7. Smithd341 | 27th May 18

    I like this post, enjoyed this one thank you for putting up. No man is wise enough by himself. by Titus Maccius Plautus. ckbeekefkbeefgae

  8. ML Ivers | 2nd Apr 19

    While sitting alone in my study, listening to the construction noise next door, gazing out upon a beautiful Washington state lake, and wondering if my two loaves of ciabatta will rise sufficiently amid the noise, cooling temperature, and dropping barometer (not to mention annoyed that this construction has been going on for more than a year), I came across your blog.

    Being a contributor would satisfy many of my passions and interests as well as possibly circumvent my self-doubts about writing and being read.

    At 66, I have literally bins and boxes filled with notes, journals, ideas, and partially completed novels which is to say, I have lived through numerous INFJ-related experiences: careers and jobs, relationships and breakups, lifestyles, successes and failures.

    • Megan | 30th Jun 19

      Hello, please email me at megan@infjblog.com if you are interested in contributing to the blog! Thanks 🙂

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