Candidates-ENFP

ENFPs are full of creativity, quick thinking, and always have a constant stream of new ideas. They are cheerful, enthusiastic, good at perceiving other people's emotions, and are the perfect combination of idealism and adventurous spirit. They are against feeling restricted, longing for freedom and diversity, and are born advocates of dreams and bridges of souls.

★ Representative figures

• Oprah Winfrey - famous American host, producer, philanthropist

• Robin Williams - American comedian, improvisation master

• Freddie Mercury - lead singer of Queen

★ Advantages

• Creativity and imagination - ENFP personality is born with rich imagination and creativity. They are able to see problems from different perspectives and are able to come up with new and unique solutions. They are often able to inspire innovation and lead change.

• Insight - To this personality type, everyone is important - which may explain how they can detect the most subtle changes in another person's mood or expression. Because they are extremely sensitive to the feelings and needs of others, ENFPs are able to fully utilize their compassion and care.

• Enthusiasm and Passion - When something captures their imagination and inspires an idea, ENFPs are eager to share it with anyone who will listen. They are equally eager to hear the thoughts and opinions of others - even if those opinions differ greatly from their own.

• Master Communicator - ENFPs always have something to say, but they are also loving listeners. This gives them an almost unparalleled ability to engage in positive and enjoyable interactions with all kinds of people - even those who are socially awkward or unpopular.

• Inspiring Others - ENFPs have a natural ability to inspire others. They are able to bring out the best in others and offer them support and encouragement. They often become motivators and drivers within a team.

• Kindness - All of these traits come together to create a warm, approachable, altruistic, and friendly person. ENFPs strive to build good relationships with almost everyone, and their circle of acquaintances and friends is usually very wide.

★ Weakness

• People-Pleasing - ENFPs are uncomfortable with the possibility of being unpopular. In order to maintain harmony, they may compromise on issues that are important to them or tolerate injustices from others. When they fail to gain someone's support, they may stay up all night trying to think about how to respond.

• Impatience - The excitement of new projects - especially those that require teamwork - can bring out the best in ENFPs. However, this personality type is known for having changing interests, which means that maintaining discipline and focus over long periods of time can be a challenge for ENFPs.

• Disorganization - ENFPs are known for their enthusiasm, but that doesn't mean they're passionate about everything. Specifically, this personality type may try to avoid boring, practical matters, such as housework, maintenance, or paperwork. The resulting sense of chaos can become a major source of stress in their lives.

• Overly Agreeable - ENFPs seem hardwired to lift others up, and they may find it difficult to say "no" whenever someone asks them for guidance or help. But unless they set boundaries, even the most dynamic ENFPs can become overly committed and leave insufficient time and energy to deal with the issues that must be addressed in their own lives.

• Overoptimism - Optimism can be one of this personality type's key strengths. But the ENFP's optimistic attitude can lead them to make well-intentioned but naive decisions, such as trusting people who haven't yet earned their trust. This trait can also make it difficult for the ENFP to accept difficult but necessary truths - and share them with others.

• Mood swings - Although ENFPs often appear positive and optimistic, and don't easily show inner insecurity or dissatisfaction, their inner idealism can leave them with a constant feeling that some major aspect of their life is not perfect enough - whether it's their work, family life, or relationships.

★ Suitable Careers

• Artists - ENFPs are naturally imaginative and creative, which makes them excel in artistic fields such as painting, writing, music, and acting. The uncertainty and change in the artistic and creative process fits the ENFP personality perfectly.

• Public Relations Specialist - ENFPs are articulate and communicative, able to effectively deliver information and connect with different people. In the field of public relations, ENFPs can use their social skills to build positive relationships with clients, the media, and other stakeholders.

• Psychological Counselor - ENFPs are often compassionate toward others and are good at understanding and dealing with the emotional issues of others. They are good listeners and are able to create a safe space where others are willing to share their problems and feelings.

• Entrepreneur - ENFPs are often passionate about adventure and new challenges, which allows them to deal with uncertainty and risk in the process of starting a business. Their creativity and flexibility allow them to come up with unique business ideas and find innovative solutions.