ENFP—Journalist Personality Enthusiastic, energetic, intelligent, and imaginative. They regard life as full of opportunities but hope to gain recognition and support from others. Almost everything you are interested in can be accomplished. He quickly comes up with solutions to problems and can offer help to those in need. Rely on the ability to improve without pre-planning. In order to achieve a goal, you can often find reasons to force yourself to do it. Improviser.
Overview: ENFP means: Extroversion (E) + Intuition (N) + Feeling (F) + Perception (P). People with this type of personality are considered to be talkative, enthusiastic and friendly; smart, curious and playful; caring, considerate, gentle and sensitive; imaginative and innovative; intelligent, optimistic and adaptable. Characteristics: For ENFP people, the most important thing is that they can see all possible situations and interact with people from all walks of life. They are a combination of the ideal type and the human type. In their eyes, everyone and everything is just a part of a harmonious whole. From daily small things to great causes that benefit mankind, they all hope that they can be both useful (at least, useful in their own eyes) and also liked and respected by others. They will be very interested in new perspectives and new ideas, although they will eventually abandon them for one reason or another. Pretending to be crazy is another charm of ENFP people, which allows them to quickly blend in with more vulgar people. They are funny, friendly, and genuinely love people, but may not have a wide attention span when it comes to relationships. ENFPs are very interested in new friends or people they have just met, but they often forget about old friends. Less mature ENFPs may need to feel that they are the center of attention at all times, hoping that everyone will think that they are awesome and charming. ENFPs often have strong beliefs on various issues involving their worldview. They usually use social skills and relationships to gradually persuade people to accept those correct views. Sometimes they even have a tragic idea of saving the world. If I don’t go to hell, who will go to hell? ENFP people can take things as they come and adapt easily to the work environment. They have their own bold ideas and make outstanding contributions in brainstorming. However, it is not easy for them to stay the same because they can get bored of something very quickly, especially when something newer and more interesting comes out. But they are also procrastinators when it comes to meetings, deadlines, and boring chores. Only when they work with Judge(J) will they pick up the slack and be at their highest efficiency. ENFPs hate bureaucracy, both in belief and in practice, and will often laugh at some aspect of it. Personality Characteristics: Talkative, enthusiastic and friendly; smart, curious and playful; caring, considerate, gentle and sensitive; imaginative and innovative; intelligent and optimistic, adaptable, but sometimes disorganized. Passionate and imaginative. Think life is full of possibilities. Able to quickly connect things and information, and then confidently solve problems based on their own judgment. I need affirmation from others and am willing to appreciate and support others. Flexible, natural and unpretentious, with strong ability to improvise and fluent in speech. ENFP people are full of enthusiasm and new ideas. They are optimistic, natural, creative and confident, with original ideas and a strong sense of possibility. For ENFPs, life is an exciting drama. ENFPs are interested in possibilities, so they understand the profound meaning in everything. They are perceptive and passionate observers, paying attention to anything outside the norm. ENFPs are curious and like to understand rather than judge. ENFP people are imaginative, adaptable and changeable. They value inspiration above all else and are often resourceful inventors. ENFP people are non-conformist and good at discovering new ways of doing things, opening up new paths for thoughts or actions, and keeping them open. In the process of realizing novel ideas, ENFPs rely on impulsive energy. They have a lot of initiative and find problems exciting. They also draw energy from others around them and successfully combine their talents with the strengths of others.
ENFP type people are charming and full of vitality. They are warm, polite, compassionate and willing to help others solve their problems. They have excellent insight and observation skills and are often concerned about the development of others. ENFP people avoid conflict and prefer harmony. They devote more energy to maintaining personal relationships rather than objective things, and like to maintain a wide range of relationships. Character Strengths: ⒈ Sensitive to other people’s emotions, able to understand and appreciate other people’s moods, good at comforting and encouraging others ⒉ Sensitive to words and language ⒊ Good at analyzing and summarizing ⒋ Good at grasping things as a whole ⒌ Able to understand complex matters Theoretical concepts, good at conceptualizing things, and good at inferring principles ⒍ Good at strategic thinking Potential weaknesses: ⒈ Deciding things based solely on personal likes, dislikes or values, and hoping that others will deal with it from the same perspective or standard problem tendencies. ⒉ Sometimes they keep thinking about other people’s problems and may get too caught up in them and become troubled by them. ⒊ Sometimes it is easy to idealize other people or things and not be realistic enough. ⒋ Not particularly good at controlling and criticizing others, although he often criticizes himself. Sometimes one’s own opinions or interests are sacrificed for the sake of harmony. ⒌ Some “idealists” are more emotional and have greater mood swings. Suitable fields: The environments suitable for ENFP include companies that have gradually expanded their scale through years of hard work. They can make excellent managers, salespeople, media professionals, advertisers, or image workers. ENFP is also suitable for jobs that put ideas into practice, such as packaging, publicity, and marketing. ENFPs tend to be typical of their environment: they can be the most radical left winger or the most conservative right winger. They are always attracted to environments that provide them with a sense of accomplishment. They like high-level positions with room for development, such as senior leaders of enterprises. If they are politicians, they will use their media image and personal style to gain more votes.
Suitable occupations: Human resources manager; change management consultant; marketing manager; corporate/team trainer ;Advertising account manager;strategic planner;publicist;career development consultant;environmental lawyer;research assistant;announcer;development president;advertising creative;advertising copywriter;marketing and publicity planning;market researcher;public relations expert;company External spokesperson; child education teacher; university teacher (humanities); psychologist; psychological counselor and consultant; career planning consultant; social worker; speaker; reporter (interview); program planner and host; column Writer; playwright; designer; cartoonist; film and television producer. Adventurous Traits: Very interested in discovering the meaning of life; likes to be recognized by people; cheerful and charismatic; tends to start many things (including relationships) but not necessarily complete them; understanding of love: Love is mysterious, enlightening and interesting. Related information: You believe that life is rich and love is colorful and full of creativity. Even though God has combined the vigorous energy of a hunting dog with the passion of a honeymoon couple, it’s still only half of your never-ending passion for life. Childish love is the best term to describe your love attitude: fun, lively, playful, cute, and at the same time always young at heart. No matter how old you are or how many times you have been hurt in love, you will always be an eternal optimist when it comes to love. When you meet someone you find attractive, you’re not the type to proceed with caution. You are likely to fall passionately into love, quickly, casually and indulgently. You never learn to hold back, especially when you’re about to embark on a new and exciting relationship. Commitment scares you. This may explain why you are still single when you are 30, 40, 50 or older. But you absolutely love the intimacy of sharing something with someone. As long as you can find that special someone, you will settle down in your life. You will have a good relationship with an Educator (ENFJ) or your mirror image, a Journalist. The Journalist type will become your best partner and lover - the kind of person who can bring endless joy and creativity to love. If you want to have a deeper understanding of MBTI personality types, you must not miss PsycTest’s ! Here, you can test your MBTI type for free, and there are also various exciting articles waiting for you to explore. PsycTest’s MBTI section will help you better understand yourself and others, master more interpersonal communication skills, and better move toward success and happiness. Let’s discover more exciting content together! For ENFP personalities, we have specially launched a paid reading version of the WeChat public account (psyctest) . The advanced personality profile is more detailed and more advanced than the free interpretation, aiming to further meet your individual needs and expectations.
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