What are the strengths of ENFJ?

Natural leadership ability, Excellent communication, Empathy and understanding, Organization and planning, Ability to inspire and motivate

What types are compatible with ENFJ?

INFP (The Mediator), INTP (The Logician)

ENFJ — The Protagonist

Also known as “The Teacher”

Approximately 2.5% of the population

ENFJs are charismatic and inspiring leaders who are able to mesmerize their listeners. They are warm, empathetic, and responsive people who are highly attuned to the emotions and needs of others. ENFJs have a natural talent for motivating and guiding people.

Cognitive Dimensions

Energy Direction

Extraversion

(E)

Introversion

(I)

Energized by social interaction and external world

Information Gathering

Sensing

(S)

Intuition

(N)

Focuses on patterns, possibilities, and future

Key Characteristics

Charismatic and inspiring

Natural-born leaders

Warm and empathetic

Highly organized

Excellent communicators

Altruistic and caring

Passionate about helping others

Strong interpersonal skills

Strengths

+Natural leadership ability
+Excellent communication
+Empathy and understanding
+Organization and planning
+Ability to inspire and motivate

Growth Areas

~Can be overly selfless
~May be too idealistic
~Sensitive to criticism
~Difficulty making tough decisions
~May neglect own needs

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ENFJ — The Protagonist

Cognitive Dimensions

Key Characteristics

Strengths

Growth Areas

Compatible Types

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