ENFP

The Free Spirit

Very popular and friendly – they get along with almost everyone.
Curious – they like to go out and experience things.
Observant – they try to notice Everything, and try to never miss a moment.
Imaginative and open minded – they see all things as a part of the world, and accept things that are not ordinary.
Energetic and enthusiastic – they are excited about and like to talk about their opinions and views.
Excellent communicators – they enjoy both small talk and deep , meaningful conversations.
Know how to relax – they like having fun and think that it's very important in life.

Poor practical skills – they lack self-care skills and the ability to make things happen.
Find it difficult to focus on details – Like all n types, they hate to focus on the trees instead of the forest.
Overthink things – they don’t take things as face value – they try to find meaning behind it.
People-pleasers - they can't say no to others.
Highly emotional – they are sensitive to other's feelings and are easily triggered.
Too free spirited - they want to be free to do whatever they want.

Clever, warm and imaginative people
Can become great problem solvers when encouraged to develop their ability to see possibilities
With acceptance of their own feelings, they grow into compassionate, committed friends and loving and accepting family members
Grow up to be independent and confident originals , with a wide range of talents and resilience to overcome obstacles

Elementary school will settle down the energy level of preschool
Strongly individualistic children
Usually well liked for their warmth, creativity and concern for others
Eager to please their teachers
Have an ability to see the big picture
See possibilities everywhere and love to brainstorm or talk about all the many things they could do
Most develop some focus and skill in their imagination
Naturally empathetic , fascinated with understanding people and maintaining harmony
Start to become more private about their feelings
Happy in casual and relaxed environment , where there are a minimum of rules and limitations
Have great energy for starting projects but often lose interest once the creative problem solving is done or their ideas are fully worked out
Usually like surprises but can be startlingly resistant to changes that affect them personally

Well liked by everyone, have a wide and varied circle of friends
Often float between groups because they are interested and involved in so many things, and they're usually interested in music, art, theatre and team sports
Like the whole ideas of being different and are often attracted to lifestyles, clothing and behavior that is different and unique
Want to understand themselves and the meaning of life
Have a strong value system
Like being treated like an adult
concerned about the welfare of others