If you’re an INFP, chances are you’ve spent a lot of time exploring possibilities.

Your mind wanders through ideas, connections, stories, and imagined futures. Extraverted Intuition (Ne) pulls you toward inspiration, creativity, and new horizons.

But sometimes that same gift can leave you feeling scattered.

Too many ideas.
Too many directions.
Too many “what ifs.”

Or perhaps people in your life discount your ideas, cause you to doubt yourself, or make you feel like your imagination is more of a liability than a gift.

What many INFPs don’t realize is that balance doesn’t come from shutting down that imaginative energy.

It comes from learning how to anchor it.

And that’s where Introverted Sensing (Si) comes in.

The Overlooked Function That Grounds the INFP Mind

Introverted Sensing often gets misunderstood.

It’s sometimes described as rigid, traditional, or routine-focused. But that description barely scratches the surface, especially for INFPs.

For you, Si can become something far richer, and it can be something that works alongside your intuition in powerful ways.

It’s the function that:

• Holds onto meaningful memories
• Creates rituals that feel comforting and grounding
• Connects you to personal stories and experiences
• Notices small details that evoke warmth and familiarity
• Helps you build a sense of “home” within yourself

When Si and Ne work together, something beautiful happens.

Your imagination gains roots.

Your creativity gains texture and meaning.

Your life begins to feel less chaotic and more like a story unfolding.

Why Many INFPs Struggle with Si

Because Si is a tertiary function, many INFPs don’t consciously develop it early in life.

Instead, they may experience it in less helpful ways:

• Getting stuck replaying painful memories
• Feeling nostalgic for things that are gone
– Feeling vulnerable and anxious when stuck in a rut
• Becoming overwhelmed by comparisons to the past
• Feeling like they have no stable “anchor” in their life

But when you learn to work with Si intentionally, it becomes one of the most comforting and stabilizing parts of your personality.

It helps you:

• Slow down
• Reconnect with what matters
• Create rituals that nourish your spirit
• Appreciate small joys
• Build a life that feels meaningful and grounded

What We’ll Explore in This Workshop

In this live workshop we’ll explore how INFPs can intentionally develop Introverted Sensing to create more balance and peace.

We’ll talk about:

The Real Nature of Introverted Sensing
What Si actually does in the INFP psyche (beyond stereotypes).

Why Si Matters for INFP Well-Being
How this function helps stabilize creativity, emotions, and imagination.

The Si–Ne Partnership
How nostalgia, memory, and experience can fuel inspiration instead of restricting it.

Creating Personal Rituals and Anchors
Simple ways to bring more groundedness and comfort into your daily life.

Whimsy as a Stabilizing Force
How revisiting meaningful experiences, stories, music, and traditions can reconnect you to yourself.

This Workshop Is For You If…

You’re an INFP who:

• Feels mentally scattered or overwhelmed by possibilities
• Wants to feel more grounded and emotionally steady
• Loves nostalgia, memories, and meaningful rituals
• Wants to reconnect with the small joys in life
• Feels drawn to creating a deeper sense of “home” within yourself

About Your Guide

I’m a certified MBTI® practitioner with over 10 years of experience working closely with INFPs through coaching, writing, and deep-dive function work. I’ve spent thousands of hours helping INFPs untangle self-doubt, reclaim trust in their inner voice, and learn how to live in alignment without burning out or disappearing into other people’s expectations.

I don’t believe Si is an afterthought or something that only appears in negative ways for INFPs.
I believe it needs to be understood, nourished, and honored. Especially in the world we live in today where so many people are distracted, disconnected, and struggling to find that sense of “home.”

Workshop Details

Date: April 4
Includes:

• A live teaching session

• Reflection exercises

• Slides and materials to revisit later

• Time for discussion and questions

Time: 1:00 PM EST
Format: Live, small-group workshop on Zoom
Length: Approximately 2 hours
Seats Available: Limited to 8 participants to keep the space comfortable, intimate, and genuinely connecting

Early Bird Savings

The regular price for this workshop is $99.

You can take $20 off by using the coupon code HEARTHEARLY at checkout, bringing the total to $79. This code expires on March 17th at 12 AM.

IMPORTANT: Make sure to hit the “Apply” button after entering the coupon code to make sure that it applies the $20 discount.

Why Reserve Your Seat Soon

Because this workshop is intentionally small, spots tend to fill quickly. Keeping the group limited allows everyone to feel more at ease, to reflect, and to participate without the pressure that often comes with larger webinars.

If Hearth feels like the kind of space you’ve been needing: a place to reconnect with inspiration, perspective, and possibility, this is a good time to secure your seat.

Reserve your place here.

What This Workshop Is Like

Hearth is not a lecture-heavy webinar or a performance space.

It’s a small, reflective, conversational workshop where you can:

• Listen and reflect

• Participate at your own comfort level

• Ask questions

• Explore ideas in a calm, supportive environment

You don’t need to prepare anything or have everything figured out.