Did you know that each personality type has a unique way of thinking, making decisions, and absorbing information? While every individual is unique, there are patterns in information-processing that span across people of the same (or similar) types. Today we’re going to look at the INFP and ENFP personality types. How do they process information?…
Not sure what your personality type is? Take our new personality questionnaire! The ENFP When ENFPs are feeling down they tend to lose their typical enthusiastic, possibility-seeking nature. They can develop a sort of “tunnel vision,” feeling that the future holds no hope and all their ideas will inevitably fail unless they get one goal…
Have you ever wondered why certain people get angry about things that don’t bother you at all? Do you ever feel like your own pet peeves are laughed at or misunderstood? According to the enneagram, all of us have unique fears, desires, and struggles that relate to our childhood and messages that we didn’t receive…
Often referred to as “The Entertainers,” ESFPs are praised for their charisma, enthusiasm, and resourcefulness. But what other unique gifts do these types have to bring to the world? Do we as a community focus so much on the “entertainer” stereotype that we miss seeing some of this type’s other strengths? Today we’re going to…
INFPs are the quintessential “Idealists” of the Myers-Briggs® type community. Imaginative, individualistic, and creative, these types have a gift for understanding human nature and inspiring others with possibilities. INFPs strive towards success, but their version of success may look a little different for them than for other types. They care less about material gain or…
