Personality Type: ENFP
Psychologist David Keirsey suggests that ENFPs account for approximately three to four percent the population. ENFP Characteristics The MBTI looks at personality in four key areas: 1) Extraversion and Introversion, 2) Sensing and Intuition, 3) Thinking and Feeling and 4) Perceiving and Judging. As you can see, the ENFP acronym stands for Extraverted, Intuitive, Feeling, and Perceiving. Extraversion: ENFPs love to interact with lots of people. Socializing helps them to feel energized and renewed. Intuition: ENFPs generally focus on the world of possibilities. They are good at abstract thinking and prefer not to concentrate on the tiny details. They are inventive and focused on the future. Feeling: When making decisions, ENFPs place a greater value on feelings and values rather than on logic and objective criteria. They tend to follow their heart, empathize with others, and let their emotions guide their decisions. Perceiving: ENFPs are flexible and like to keep their o
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