Welcome to Psychology Refresh! Today, we're going to go over the 7
Signs That You're An ENFJ Personality Type. Make sure to watch each one of them
so you know if every one of them applies to your personality type!
ENFJ which stands for extraverted, intuitive, feeling and judging is one of the 16 personality
types identified by a personality assessment called the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI).
The ENFJ can be thought of as "the protagonist," or as "a giver," because
he or she tends to be warm, engaging, charismatic, persuasive, and talkative.
The ENFJ personality type is often associated with a catalyst for other people's growth because of
their ability to see potential in them and their charisma in persuading others to their ideas.
Insightful and sensitive to others' needs, ENFJs are also motivated by the opportunity
for improvement; they tend to be optimistic and innovative, instinctively recognizing
opportunities for growth and development. If you are an ENFJ, you probably are very ambitious,
but your ambition is not only about you, but also about making other people better.
ENFJs make about 2 percent of the population. If you think you are an ENFJ person, dive deeper
into this special personality, learn what are your traits and how to use them to increase your soft
skills and achieve personal growth. Here are 7 Signs That You're An ENFJ Personality Type.
Number 1 - You are a natural-born leader Protagonists are natural-born leaders,
full of passion and charisma. That is why ENFJs are oftentimes politicians, sport coaches or
school teachers, reaching out and inspiring others to achieve and to do good in the world.
They are driven by a natural sense of confidence, which begets influence, as they guide others to
improve themselves and their community. In teams, ENFJs contribute best by working closely with
teammates and making decisions that consider possible consequences for others. As leaders,
they often succeed in inspiring others, fostering harmony, and promoting self-expression. While
protagonists may not seek to obtain authority themselves, they often are asked to lead by others
and are rewarded for their exceptional vision and strong personalities.
Number 2 - You aim to accomplish any goals Protagonists' natural idealism makes them
great goal setters. ENFJs have great passion and dream big, sharing a vision that is lofty
and humanistic. Combining excellent communication skills and their passion for the cause, they can
motivate many to join them. Generally, ENFJs focus on tasks and are strategic in their execution.
Their instincts will guide them when they are presented with a task. In addition, they are
aware of how much responsibility each employee needs to handle so that each individual has a
growth stretch without becoming overburdened. As a result, they are very good at managing the
resources that they have available to them. On the other hand, ENFJs may compromise performance
in order to maintain their relationships. It is common for ENFJs not to reprimand team members
when they don't do their jobs up to par, but they may turn a blind eye to it instead.
The whole team may end up with a less optimal outcome if this happened however for Protagonists,
people are always the most important. Number 3 - You are immensely altruistic
Protagonists are united by their unwavering desire to do good in and for their community,
whether at home or on the global stage. The ENFJ personality type is warm, selfless,
and sincerely believes that if they can just bring people together, they can accomplish great things.
When making decisions, people with a Protagonist personality tend to give more weight to subjective
considerations than to objective ones. Making good decisions often involves thinking about
how they will affect others. These people are altruistic and motivated to help others,
but this can sometimes come off as overbearing for them. ENFJs are generally well liked and
appreciated for their sincerity and concern. Protagonists usually enjoy helping others solve
personal problems and share insights regarding people, their emotions, and motivations. Though,
it is possible for them to become overly involved with emotions at times, and their empathetic
traits can make them overwhelmed if they are constantly bombarded with negative emotions.
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Number 4 - You believe in the teamwork Strong personalities attract people,
and Protagonists exude authenticity, concern and altruism, unafraid to speak up when things
need to be discussed. People with the Protagonist personality type tend to interact and communicate
easily, particularly in person. Their Intuitive trait enables them to connect with anyone,
whether through logic and facts or raw emotion, depending on the person who they are talking to.
An ENFJ is able to piece together seemingly disparate events and make them evolve into one,
with a combination of eloquence and clarity that is truly captivating. The ENFJ personality type
is good at bringing different people together. Consequently, they can be excellent leaders and
inspire their followers with enthusiasm. The downside of that is that ENFJs are
often so interested in devoting their time to others that they may neglect their own needs.
Number 5 - You are super committed in your romantic relationships
Protagonists are most at home in relationships, and few personality
types are as eager as these to establish a loving commitment with the people they choose.
Relationships and dating are taken seriously by ENFJs, choosing partners who are likely to be here
for the long haul rather than looking for casual flings. In order for protagonists to be happy,
they simply need to know that their partner is happy, and for that happiness to be expressed
through visible affection. Protagonists are often most concerned about their partners'
dreams coming true, and will make every effort to achieve them. Occasionally, however,
protagonists' desire for the happiness of their partners leads them to overlook
their own needs. For ENFJs, there's nothing more fulfilling than helping someone else
achieve their dreams, and the interweaving of lives that a committed relationship encompasses
is the perfect opportunity to do just that. Number 6 - You deeply care about your friendships
It is not uncommon for individual types with the Protagonist personality type to enjoy finding
out more about people, and to have no trouble communicating with people from all walks of life.
Friends of ENFJs appreciate their warmth, kindness, and cheerful outlook on life.
Protagonists are eager to be the best friends they can be, and it shows in how they work to
learn more about their friends than just their superficial interests, but also their strengths,
passions, hopes and dreams. Protagonists enjoy nothing more than seeing the people they care
about succeed. They will gladly donate their time and energy to that end. The ENFJs will
eventually find that their unyielding optimism and excitement will result in many fulfilling
relationships with people who appreciate and share their vision. Protagonists have a strong sense of
purpose in moving things forward, resulting in long lasting bonds with their friends.
Number 7 - You are charismatic idealist
Not many personalities are as inspiring and charismatic as Protagonists.
Protagonists are often able to overcome many challenges, brightening others' lives as a result,
because of their ideas and vision. A Protagonist's imagination plays a vital role in many areas,
including their own personal development. ENFJs have idealistic nature, and are driven
to achieve the best for humanity. They are willing to use their charm and charisma to try to achieve
any goals, even if they are not necessarily feasible. Armed with a powerful charisma,
altruism, natural leadership skills, and great reliability towards others,
Protagonists can overcome or outmaneuver obstacles that seem unbeatable to most.
On a personal level, the ENFJ who focuses more on doing more for himself and reduces
the overly Idealistic urges has everything in his or her power to lead a rich and rewarding life.
Now, we have a question for you. Which trait do you see in yourself?
Please share your thoughts in the comments.
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