Ene
Active member
- Joined
- Aug 16, 2012
- Messages
- 3,574
- MBTI Type
- iNfj
- Enneagram
- 5w4
--you are outspoken
--you are inspiring
--if you freely embrace (even desire) frequent change
--are an excellent communicator
--enjoy social events
--are adept at dealing with emotional situations
--always see possibilities and have new ideas; are a Jedi master at brainstorming.
--are enthusiastic and warm
--like to be self-directed
--need your work to hold personal value to you
--make decisions based on your personal values
--need spontaneity
--never lose your sense of wonder, awe and imagination
--enjoy working with and meeting people more than working alone
--move at a rapid or excited pace; (I know and ENFP who literally bounces when she walks)
--talking helps you think. You do your best thinking while you're talking.
--you enjoy theory and speculation, drama and creativity
--you are bored with a job that requires the same routine everyday. You prefer things to be action-oriented and broad rather than focused on a few tasks or one particular project.
--you need to do things that involve creativity, imagination and unique, out-of-the-box problem-solving
--you are constantly thinking about future products or possibilities and once they are realized you are ready to move on to the next new idea
--you like to build strong interpersonal relationships
--you need flexibility from rules
--are often good one or more of the following: art, comedy, music, drama, public speaking, counseling, teaching, administration in a service profession (such as an elementary school principal)
--dislike being in an environment that enforces strict rules, dogmatic protocol, discourages talking and social interactions, isolates you for long periods of time, provides little opportunity to bounce ideas off others, and/or emphasizes adherence to pre-established traditions, procedures and protocol. In other words, you'd naturally make a much better actor than you would a police officer. You'd make a better counselor than you would drill sergeant. You'd make a better psychologists than you would mechanic.
--you are inspiring
--if you freely embrace (even desire) frequent change
--are an excellent communicator
--enjoy social events
--are adept at dealing with emotional situations
--always see possibilities and have new ideas; are a Jedi master at brainstorming.
--are enthusiastic and warm
--like to be self-directed
--need your work to hold personal value to you
--make decisions based on your personal values
--need spontaneity
--never lose your sense of wonder, awe and imagination
--enjoy working with and meeting people more than working alone
--move at a rapid or excited pace; (I know and ENFP who literally bounces when she walks)
--talking helps you think. You do your best thinking while you're talking.
--you enjoy theory and speculation, drama and creativity
--you are bored with a job that requires the same routine everyday. You prefer things to be action-oriented and broad rather than focused on a few tasks or one particular project.
--you need to do things that involve creativity, imagination and unique, out-of-the-box problem-solving
--you are constantly thinking about future products or possibilities and once they are realized you are ready to move on to the next new idea
--you like to build strong interpersonal relationships
--you need flexibility from rules
--are often good one or more of the following: art, comedy, music, drama, public speaking, counseling, teaching, administration in a service profession (such as an elementary school principal)
--dislike being in an environment that enforces strict rules, dogmatic protocol, discourages talking and social interactions, isolates you for long periods of time, provides little opportunity to bounce ideas off others, and/or emphasizes adherence to pre-established traditions, procedures and protocol. In other words, you'd naturally make a much better actor than you would a police officer. You'd make a better counselor than you would drill sergeant. You'd make a better psychologists than you would mechanic.
