10 Things That Excite the ISFP Personality Type

ISFPs, often called, “The Artists” or “The Composers” are known for being a combination of both dreamer and doer. These types are spontaneous and fun-loving but they are also guided by their deeply-held values and ideals. This article is going to discuss just a few of the things that really excite them. I hope you enjoy it!

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10 Things That Excite the ISFP Personality Type

#1 – Music

ISFPs fully engage their senses when listening to music. They use music for stress-relief, solidarity, connection, and romance. Whether they’re dancing to a favorite tune on the radio or strumming a tune on a guitar, music is a major satisfier for ISFPs.

#2 – Travel

ISFPs are free-spirits who are gifted with a strong sense of adventure. They want to see all that can be seen and experience new sights, sounds, foods, and cultures. With their open-minded curiosity into human nature, traveling to distant lands is hugely appealing to them.

#3 – Creating

Whether it’s scrapbooking, sculpting, or vlogging, ISFPs get a thrill from creating and crafting. They enjoy experimenting with a variety of different skills and putting a little of their own identity into each thing that they make.

#4 – Unstructured Time

ISFPs hate being bound by a rigid routine or an overly-structured timeline. They enjoy looking at their day and knowing that they have ZERO plans or obligations. They enjoy being able to wander, experience, and enjoy life with spur-of-the-moment pleasures rather than planned-out responsibilities.

#5 – Naps

Sinking into a bed of soft pillows and blankets for some much-needed shut-eye is a frequent satisfier for ISFPs. In fact, ISFPs are one of the most frequent types to use napping as a stress-relief technique according to the MBTI® Manual!

#6 – Animals

Many ISFPs are enthusiastic animal lovers and feel a strong sense of kinship with their four-legged friends. In fact, according to Do What You Are, ISFPs are frequently found in veterinary career fields!

#7 – Netflix

Curling up on the couch with a good snack and a new series to binge is a thrilling activity for many ISFPs. They enjoy connecting with new characters and engaging in thought-provoking stories all from the comfort and privacy of their own home.

#8 – Nature

ISFPs are revived by being in nature, surrounded by trees, the ocean or glimmering starlight. These types like to feel connected with the plants, animals, and environments that are untarnished by industry and civilization.

#9 – Food

ISFPs are true connoisseurs at heart, and they tend to enjoy cooking, baking, or trying out new, decadent restaurants. They tend to be adventurous eaters and they enjoy trying a variety of different cuisines.

#10 – Deep, Intimate Conversation

ISFPs enjoy raw, thought-provoking conversation, preferably in a one-on-one setting with a trusted friend. They enjoy listening, giving feedback, and experiencing empathy and solidarity with others in a quiet, peaceful setting.

What Are Your Thoughts?

Do these things bring you joy? Let us know in the comments!

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20 Comments

  1. Absolutely me. The only thing I would add to this list woukd be gardening. Being out in nature and getting to be creative with flowers and plants is always a joy for me

  2. Only thing I disagreed with is the cooking. I don’t like to cook. The pressure of feeding people stresses me out.

  3. Totally correct! The cooking well. . . as my father use to say “Sharon the steak has been killed once don’t kill it again”. Well being ADHD I would also be working on a project and forget I was cooking. So I guess I burned a few meals.

  4. Thank you for the insight on me. Helps a lot knowing the truth about myself mentally and physically on how I actually see and deal with my life

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