10 Things you Can Learn About Life by Watching an ENFP
12 August 2020 / By RubyRaeScaleraENFPs often seem like they flit through life, moving from one party or adventure to the next. The truth is, there’s so much more below the surface than passion and spontaneity for the ENFP personality type.
When you watch closely, you’ll see that ENFPs have plenty of qualities that few get to see, but which make them excellent role models and friends. If you have an ENFP in your life, here are just a few of the lessons they can teach you.
Categories: Self-Discovery, ENFP
5 Ways Mentally Strong Feelers Deal With Rejection
04 August 2020 / By RubyRaeScaleraPeople who type as Feelers in the Myers and Briggs personality system make for truly special friends and partners. That’s because they’re able to connect emotionally, communicate their thoughts and feelings, and empathize when appropriate. These types are very tuned into their emotions, which can be an essential tool to navigating the world.
The Curious Trust Issues of an ENFP
15 July 2020 / By Cassi VillanuevaA close friend of mine told me once that, though I claim not to have any “best” friends, everyone thinks they are mine. Why? Because I’m an ENFP. And when I’m with you, I’m WITH you. If you’re hurt, I’m hurt. If you’re celebrating a victory, I’m the first one clinking glasses to cheer you on. My language is smiles and compliments and they flow effortlessly, bringing people into me like moths to a flame.
Parenting as a Perceiver: How to Set the Rules
14 July 2020 / By RubyRaeScaleraPerceiver personality types can be a lot of fun to spend time around. They’re playful and good at adapting to new situations with ease. They’re innately curious and always following the next exciting project, and they thrive without too many guidelines or structures, finding success on their own terms and in their own ways.
ENFJ Vs ENFP: How Do They Handle Romance and Relationships?
24 June 2020 / By Elizabeth HarrisPicture the scene: a relaxed Sunday morning, the sun glinting through the cracks between the curtains. An ENFJ rolls over in bed, checks the time and begins to stretch. They have a whole list of plans for the day and they’re ready to get up and out.
What To Do When You’re an Intuitive Who Doesn’t Trust Your Instincts
18 June 2020 / By Jayne ThompsonRegardless of personality type, we all have a sixth sense that makes us do, feel or say something that we already know. It might be a physical sensation, like sweaty hands or a knot in the stomach that alerts us to some kind of danger. Or it might be a deep conviction that something is ‘right’, even if we’re not sure why it’s right or what led us to that conclusion.
Categories: Personal Growth, Self-Discovery, Personal Journeys, INFJ, INFP, ENFP, ENFJ, INTJ, INTP, ENTP, ENTJ
How to Set Mid-year Goals That You’ll Stick To
11 June 2020 / By Elizabeth HarrisA lot of us set New Year’s resolutions at the start of the year, but how many of us are still keeping to them by June? Setting mid-year goals is a brilliant way to reevaluate and reset your aims, setting you up for the rest of the year still to come.
Checking in with your goals around the middle of the year can help you take note of what you still want to accomplish. Maybe the challenges you set up for yourself in January aren’t relevant to your life anymore or maybe new priorities have come up since then - after all, quite a lot has changed in the last six months!
How ENFPs Act When They’re Angry (And What You Can Do About It)
02 June 2020 / By Lauren HaasENFPs are known for their playful nature and emotional resilience. Life may drag them down, but these bubbly personalities nearly always bounce back to their natural optimistic state.
However, no personality type is cheerful around the clock. You might be surprised to learn that ENFPs experience darker emotions, like anger, just as intensely as they feel happiness.
The Extravert’s Guide To Reintroducing Your Introvert To The World
28 May 2020 / By Jena BrownAs countries, cities, and communities begin to ease out of social distancing restrictions, Extraverts around the world are celebrating. Plans are being made, lists are being compiled, outings and gatherings are being planned as access to restaurants, retail and outdoor activities continues to rise. And obviously, in their joy, these enthusiastic Extraverts want to include their close Introverts in their festivities.
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