Lauren Sapala

INFJ writers don't think like anyone else, and their highly creative brains take a toll on them that they rarely share with the outside world. Using the insights gleaned from years of coaching writers that were an INFJ or INFP personality, as well as her own personal story, the author shows us how the experience of this type of writer can be radically different from the norm, and how those writers can find their own magic and build the creative life they've always been searching for.

Cracking the Creative Genius of the World's Rarest Type

The INFJ Writer

Sabetha Danes

If you aren't an INFJ this will probably be a fluffy, strange read. (or a Sensitive Intuitive) If you don't know what an INFJ is, this book isn't the place to start. I realize that MBTI is junk science, and I don't use it as a end all be all. But it's a great starting place for people to realize they aren't alone. Everyone is weird, and give you some places to work on self improvement and what not. 

So with all that being said. I really enjoyed this book. So many times I found myself thinking ME FREAKING TOO! She has some great insight to the creative process (not just with writing) of people that fall into the specific category that she is discussing. Plus tips to work through it and become a stronger creative person. If you think you fall into this category, this book is worth the read if you are struggling in your creative endeavors.

The INFJ Writer Cracking the Creative Genius of the World's Rarest Type

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