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Like an Introvert

Hey there! I’m Kristy, & I created this space for INTJ women, & other “old soul” introverts, navigating the unique balance of motherhood, creativity, & ambition. If you’re here, you likely want to use your natural drive & intellect to create a meaningful life—one that aligns with both your faith & personality.

Welcome to the community of thoughtful, driven women who are building lives full of purpose, personal growth, & creative freedom. I’m glad you’re here.

INTJ Women Lifestyle Blog | Simply Kristy Lynn
Ever felt overwhelmed by
  • The never-ending tension between your ambitions & family life?
  • The pressure to be perfect in every role?
  • Female stereotypes that make you feel like the odd one out?
  • The guilt of not always being “present”?
  • Chronically feeling overstimulated?
say Goodbye to Overwhelm
& Hello to Creative Confidence

Here, we believe in . . .

INTJ Women Lifestyle Blogger - Kristy Howard :
Welcome,Friend!

Hey, I’m Kristy: work-from-home mom & lifestyle blogger since 2008, & lifelong INTJ.

As a creative introvert, I know exactly how it feels to live in a world where you often feel chronically overstimulated. Whether it’s balancing family life, personal growth, or creative passions, you might feel like no one truly gets it. Well, I get it.

I’ve been there—navigating motherhood, homeschooling, faith, & ambition as an INTJ woman. It’s not always easy, but it is possible to build a life that honors your need for creativity, balance, & growth.

This space is for women like you—ambitious, introspective, driven to grow, & craving meaningful connection. Whether you’re looking for inspiration for your next creative project, tips on better time management, or just a place to relate to others who understand, I’m here to help.

I believe that godly women should be intelligent, well-read, well-dressed, & confident… & we introverts have the inner strength to be all that, & more.


I have laughed out loud when reading your lists/articles – I never realized I was like anyone else – I’ve always been on the “outer” – and now I know how to deal with that. Keep up the great work – I’m hooked now.

Chris B from Australia

Another Christian, INTJ, SAHM that homeschools her five children, married happily to my ISTJ hubby who takes care of a lot of my practical needs. I feel like I could have written this. Thank you for helping me feel seen and understood.

Meaghan

I am a 25 year old African American INTJ female who is also a Type 5 on the Enneagram. I wanted to thank you for writing this article; I often feel misunderstood among my peers but you put things in a clearer perspective.

Ashleigh Balser 

I am a INTJ female teenager, and I have to say that it is really nice to know that there are other people like me! Even though we now have personality tests, this is still a place where a person can go and realize that they are not alone, and I love that! 

M.E.


I never met another INTJ female in my life so it is great to find out that there are other women out there who can relate. Sometimes you just need some kind of connection.

Jacqueline from Germany

 So grateful for your blog post and I DEFINITELY can relate! Personally, I’m hoping to connect with other female INTJ’s and connecting with female Christian INTJ’s would be a bonus for me.

Kenda

I’m an INTJ from Belgium, not feeling alone anymore. Thank your for this 5-star article. Would love to get in touch with other INTJ females.

Sara

I “literally” googled INTJ Women and I found your blog. This resonated well with me. Looking forward to reading more of your articles. Thank you.

Tosin George from Nigeria