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The Comprehensive ENFP Survival Guide

Life as an ENFP is no walk in the park. Despite the happy-go-lucky attitude they exude, only those who share the specific preference for extroversion, intuition, feeling and perceiving on the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator can truly understand the unique for

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“Though their values are liberal and their methods unconventional, ENFPs are incredibly driven folk who almost always have a clear-cut goal in mind. They don’t want to go wherever the wind blows them – they want to embody the storm. And they’ll take down whatever stands in their way.”

— Heidi Priebe, amazon.com

Tagged: ENFPs, Extroverted Thinking, Self-Direction, empowerment

“We gain energy from brainstorming, theorizing, debating and imagining new possibilities for the future. If this can be done aloud, in the company of likeminded people, we gain maximum energy. If no such people are available, we’ll simply brainstorm, theorize and imagine new possibilities on.”

— Heidi Priebe, amazon.com

Tagged: ENFPs, Brainstorming, Creation

“For the ENFP, experiences are not ends in themselves but vessels through which they can uncover deeper, more complex truths about life. Therefore, the more experiences they draw in and process in a meaningful way, the more fulfilled the ENFP feels.”

— Heidi Priebe, amazon.com

Tagged: ENFPs, Inner World, Experiences, Life

“ENFPs are creative thinkers who are skilled at contriving novel solutions to complex problems.”

— Heidi Priebe, amazon.com

Tagged: ENFPs, Thinkers, Complexity

“ENFPs feel their lows just as intensely as they feel their highs – they just aren’t as comfortable expressing negative emotions as they are positive ones.”

— Heidi Priebe, amazon.com

Tagged: ENFPs, Emotional Intensity, emotions

“What is less apparent about the ENFP is the rich inner world that exists beneath their surface. ENFPs feel and experience life on an incredibly deep level – they are constantly picking apart new experiences to decipher their meaning and determine their significance. This type may seem wildly extrove…”

— Heidi Priebe, amazon.com

Tagged: ENFP, MBTI, Extrovert, Introvert