Hey, Dan here and in this video we're looking at what is an ENFP A? It's a good question!
So the ENFP A is the ENFP you think about, who is jumping into new situations, who is
always cheerful, who is loving, supportive, not easily frustrated. Probably a bit more laid back
as well, not really worrying too much about the future. This is going to come from the A part,
meaning you're low in neuroticism. When you're low in neuroticism, you're going to be less easily
frustrated or disappointed. You're not going to be as irritable or upset. Your mood will be a lot
more stable and you're going to be less anxious about jumping into new situations. And when you
hear this out loud, you think yeah those can be definite ENFP traits. It's interesting to look
at. There's two aspects to it and they're quite distinct. And actually when I've taken this test
and I get into my results in the playlist on ENFPs and The Big Five. When I've taken it, I scored
fairly high on volatility which is one aspect of neuroticism meaning, our mood changes and how
we act our behaviour is a little more volatile. It changes with our moods. We're not great with
disappointment, we get easily frustrated, things like that... I hate to admit it, but I scored
pretty high on that. And I scored very low on the other aspect of neuroticism which is withdrawal.
That meaning that I have very little anxiety about new situations. I jump into new things.
Like I've literally if you're not a subscriber to the channel you may not know, but I've literally
just like left Canada, moved to Costa Rica, moved to Europe, started different businesses
at different times...I tend to jump into things. And I'm very comfortable doing that. So for me
neuroticism I scored moderately low I've been, I think the 33rd or so percentile, but I'm very high
on volatility low on withdrawal. So you can be an ENFP A and I think I would score ENFP A. Where you
are quite high on withdrawal, so you don't like new situations at all, but you're actually pretty
stable and you don't get that easily frustrated or have mood swings or vice versa like myself as
well so something to keep in mind there. Now a few quick pieces of advice, if you are an ENFP A. The
first is that if you are low in withdrawal, low in neuroticism, you're going to like to jump into new
situations. You're not really worried about them. You're not thinking about them very much. Now as
you get older and wiser this is a great trait. I'm a little bit older and a little bit wiser now
and I think it really helps me take action quickly with very little fear or anxiety. But when I was
younger, like I did some dumb stuff. I almost became, well sort of did become a stolen laptop
dealer, without even knowing it because I was so naive that I just like trusted people. I was like,
oh yeah, you just found this laptop on the street. Sure I'll sell it!
I'm not even kidding right! So when we are young and we don't have any withdrawal that means we
have no fear of the unknown. And a little bit of fear of the unknown is probably healthy,
at least until we develop the wisdom and the ability to quickly assess situations. Which
happens from jumping into situations because you are ENFP A, you jump into a situation and you
screw up and then you learn and you develop some of that wisdom. That was my case. It was like
keep jumping in, screwing things up and then you learn right. So that's definitely one thing to
be aware of. Now if you want to dive more into the ENFP personality and my advice for the type
I'll include links to some of my best videos to start on about ENFP advice. My name is Dan
I haven't mentioned it yet. And I publish new videos each and every week. Primarily for ENFPs
helping you become the best version of yourself all while creating the most awesome life
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