I Dream Of You. Enrika Greathouse. University Of The People.

According to personalitypage.com, “as an ENFP one’s primary mode of living is focused externally, where you take things in primarily

An ENFJ’s are full of charisma and have the ability to manipulate others. I am able to believe in my dreams and others and enjoying helping others. ENFJ’s are able to see the bigger picture and able to juggle numerous responsibilities. ENFJ’s are organized and basic, and often neglect their feeling for the needs of others. In regards to team work ENFJ’s believe cooperation is the best way to get things done. They are teachers often motivating others to take part of educational engagement. They usually take charge and lead a team and always see the best in people. I read the personality test to my spouse. He was impressed. Everything I mention he agreed I am 100% as it says I am. He even provided an example of past story he witness while taking

INFPs are similar to ENFPs personality wise, except they are more closed off than their extraverted counterparts.

A ENFJ is said to be a warm, outgoing, loyal, and sensitive person. ENFJ is abbreviated as, Extraversion: a person who enjoys to be around others, which helps them feel energized. Intuition: is those who see the overall goal instead of a small piece. They are usually concentrated on the future rather than the present. Feeling: they are usually the ones who put others’ emotions before their own. Judging: usually means that things are well organized and enjoy careful planning, which allows them to feel some control.

After finalizing my personal assessment survey, my four-letter code came to be ENFJ. According to the handout, ENFJ is associated with teacher type personality. The teacher tends to be sociable, sympathetic and handle situations with others feeling in mind. They also are great organizers and tuned into the needs of others. A treat that goes hand in hand with the teacher is the idealists. The idealists are described as humane, intuitive and insightful. What I got from reading The Four Personality Temperaments ~ David Keirsey’s work, the idealist wants to live… well the ideal lifestyle. They are proud of their accomplishments and hunger for a deeper meaning in life all while having a self-confidence that allows them to achieve their goal in life. Since idealists strive to have a deeper meaning in life, they want others to find it as well. They aim to teach their loved ones to stick with their morals and stick true to who they are. I’d like to think that I acquire these traits, however I know that I fall short in certain areas. For example, I am not much of a leader; big crowds scare me, and my self-confidence could use some work. Like Hannah Montana said, “Nobody’s perfect.”

When I took the personality test I was assigned the letter “ENFJ”, meaning my personality is an extravert, Intuitive, feelings, and judge. Each of these personality are relating to each other. I am aware that my personality is a positive and negative influence in my work and at every organization there are worker with different personalities.

I am classified as an ENFJ personality. This personality type is characterized as a charismatic, strong, authoritative, passionate person that often draws people to them, creating a natural teacher and leader. We find ourselves at ease in groups, and able to articulate our thoughts and emotions eloquently to just about anyone. We are also able to intuit what others are thinking and feeling through their actions in combination with their words, which can give us insight into their motivations. This allows us to naturally pull people together into a group, then find and set the common goal.

I recently took the personality test for the first time. My results states that my personality is ENFJ, this stands for Extravert, Intiotive, Feeling, and Judging. Myers - Briggs personality survey describes ENFJ people have tremendous power in a way. When I mean tremendous power, I mean they are very strong in the inside and outside, they are very caring and very brave. ENFJ people refer to an “ open world ”

ENFJs are drawn to strong personalities, and we radiate authenticity, concern and altruism, unafraid to stand up and speak when we feel something needs to be said. it natural and easy to communicate with others, especially in person, and our Intuitive trait helps people with the ENFJ personality type to reach every mind,

ENFJs are described as warm, compassionate, and supportive, as well as loyal and trustworthy. These are all words that I would describe myself as, my most important characteristic being my loyalty in friendship. My type description also proclaims that I am “highly attuned to others; their empathy enables [me] to quickly understand emotional needs, motivations, and concerns.” No other description of me could be truer. My whole life, I have been quickly able to understand others, and even know that they are upset before they tell me so. Another handout describes ENFJs as having an intense caring about people.

I have a personality type of ENFP. Which means I have a personality that is extroverted, intuitive, feeling, and perceiving. A personality of this allows me to be very outgoing, a collaborative communicator, and to be perceived of other’s feelings. Such traits bear great interpersonal relationships. Being very outgoing grants me to always check on others and make sure they’re doing alright. With coworkers, I make sure I communicate every chance I could to make sure there is never a misunderstanding. tNot to mention I’m always thinking and playing on other’s emotions. By that I mean my attitude goes with the flow of others around

My ENFJ personality described as an extroverted person in life. For instance, I enjoy getting involved in different activities and events which bring out my energetic nature (16personalities, 2016). My preference is being around people and interacting with them on a personal level as much as possible, and I

Out of 16 personalities ENFP is more than likely the best fit for me. After completing the assessment my results were reviewed with my sister and fiancé’ who agreed with all the results including all weakness stated by ENFP. Throughout the years my personality has been shaped by my social involvement, family, and environment. It’s so cool that an assessment can provide so much insight into areas of improvement for effective

People with the personality of ISTJ are often people who are looked up to and known to be trustworthy. These type of people are very factual based and like to stick straight to the point. This is why they are known for being very efficient workers, when a plan is laid out for them and instructs them of which tasks need to be done in order to complete it is when they get the most work done. Someone with this personality would be one that does not give that much personal information out to people they don’t know really well and won’t show too many emotions.

Through this course, I learned that my personality assessment of ENFJ fit me quite well. It described me as an extrovert with intuition, feeling, and judgment. They are described as people with tremendous charisma who believe in their dreams, and see themselves as