ENFP Impressions

ESFP  - has a song for when Community Chest and Chance are drawn ISFP  - happily has hotels on the first two properties ESTP  - dramatically rolls and blows on dice in desperate times ISTP  - says “boxcars!” or “snake eyes!” whenever they’re rolled ISFJ  - has the most organized money and properties ESTJ  - makes sure all the tokens are facing the right direction ISTJ  - desperately wants all the railroads ESFJ  - makes alliances with certain players ENFP  - has to constantly be reminded it’s their turn ENFJ  - wants to be the little doggie INFP  - only gets competitive for free parking INFJ  - probably the banker ENTJ  - puts people in high-pressure property trades INTJ  - sits in jail because there’s no risk of losing money ENTP  - throws money at people they owe INTP  - keeps their money in a pile Accurate or not? Please let me know in the comment...

Reader Question: How do I find an ENFP? Answer:  Well, this depends upon what you mean by “find.”  Hello, resident ENFP here! If you’re looking for them in a general group (like school,) keep the following in mind. First, ENFPs make up about 8% of people. Research tells us that there are  more female  ENFPs (about 1/10 - 10%)  than males  (closer to 3/50 - 6%.) It’s a very true stereotype that ENFPs are  curious, excitable, charming, independent, enthusiastic, and compassionate individuals . In social settings, I’ve seen ENFPs to generally be the talkative and engaging  life of the party . They feed off the emotions and reactions of others. Their boldness leads them to often seem very  laid back , cracking  clever  and potentially inappropriate jokes, and fill the  leadership  void when necessary (and thriving.) ENFPs are also likely to overthink things and get stressed more easily than most. I think t...

**This list is simply a guideline inspired by things I've learned while studying Myers-Briggs (MBTI) for the past 6 years. I hope it helps you enjoy and understand Myers-Briggs personality theory even more!  1. There is no such thing as a "bad type." No one type is better than another.  2. "Sensing" is not synonymous with "stupid" or "shallow."  3. Do not use your type as an excuse or justification for  (bad)  behavior.  4. Your personality is innate. It does not change upon the day or situation.  5. The 4 letters that make up your personality type are an elementary reflection of your cognitive functions. Cognitive functions are the real heart of Myers-Briggs.  6. Allow people to be bigger and deeper than their types. You can becomes friends with someone of any type.  7. Everybody is both has extroverted and introverted tendencies, intuitive and sensing tendencies, thinking and feeling tendencies, ...