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ENFJ - Myers Briggs Personality Type

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Envisioner Mentor: ENFJ

Relationship

The ENFJ is known as the great communicator. They often focus their direction on other people and are adept at understanding other people. They are ready to lead friends and display loyalty to those who follow them.

In love relationships the ENFJ is looking for happiness. They do sometimes over indulge in this pursuit and can forget to listen to a mate rather than force their view.

Family events are fun for the ENFJ. Without even being asked the ENFJ will assume responsibility for entertaining those around them. If the ENFJ is affirmed, all the better for their efforts.

Career

ENFJ’s are drawn to careers that serve others with minimal chance for conflict. Detail and paperwork can cause angst for the ENFJ who hates to be alone. They are often drawn to religious groups and academia, situations where they can interact with others and be challenged. Other popular ENFJ career directions include: Entertainer, Artist, Psychologist and Occupational Therapist.

Education

The ENFJ is an imitation learner. They like to have role models or heroes and do their best to emulate them. They will follow these heroes to roles that may be far away from their natural talents.

Famous ENFJ Personality Types

  • Andy Griffith - actor
  • Ben Affleck - actor
  • Ben Stiller - actor, comedian
  • Bob Saget - actor
  • Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. - minister, civil rights activist
  • Elizabeth Dole - senator
  • Francois Mitterand - French President
  • Mikhail Gorbachev - last leader of Soviet Union
  • Ralph Nader - attorney, political activist
  • Ross Perot - businessman
  • Tommy Lee Jones - actor
  • William Cullen Bryant - poet

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Resources:
Introduction to Type®
Introduction to Type® in Organizations
Introduction to Type® and Communication
Introduction to Type® and Careers
Introduction to Type® and Change

The Myers-Briggs Type Table

ISTJ
Planner Inspector

ISFJ
Protector Supporter

INFJ
Foreseer Developer

INTJ
Conceptualizer Director

ISTP
Analyzer Operator

ISFP
Composer Producer

INFP
Harmonizer Clarifier

INTP
Designer Theorizer

ESTP
Promoter Executor

ESFP
Motivator Presenter

ENFP
Discoverer Advocate

ENTP
Explorer Inventor

ESTJ
Implementor Supervisor

ESFJ
Facilitator Caretaker

ENFJ
Envisioner Mentor

ENTJ
Strategist Mobilizer

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