Esfj Analysis

I am the Giver. Otherwise known as an ENFJ type, Extraverted iNtuitive Feeling Judging (Extraverted Feeling with Introverted Intuition). There are two modes of living as an ENFJ, externally and internal. Focused externally, which is dealing with situations according to my feelings. While, being focused internal, things are taken via my intuition. There are some benefits and disadvantages when it comes to being an ENFJ. We are people-focused individuals with people skills but sometimes by being focused externally, we forget to spend some “me-time.” However, there are some strengths when it comes to personal growth and relationships. Each of us have gone through many experiences throughout our life that have shaped us and will continue to do so after this moment. For this reason, I can only agree with this assessment to a certain extent. We are known for being charming, creative, and diverse individuals with a talent of bringing out the best in others through love and support. I can relate to this characteristic because I’ve always been the type of person to care for
There are ten rules to live by to achieve ENFJ success, which I absolutely love. They go as follow: feed your strength, face your weaknesses, express your feelings, make decisions, smile at criticism, be aware of others, be aware of yourself, be gentle in your expectations, assume the best, and when in doubt, ask questions! The two rules that I can apply to my life experiences are smile at criticism and feed your strength. However, some of these rules go hand in hand with each other. Such as when it comes to criticism you smile and assume for the best instead of thinking negatively. Sometimes I find myself to get offended at criticism, it’s a normal reaction. Being in a design major, we have weekly critiques but the outcome of them help strengthen my work. It’s a matter of encouraging growth and being content with the development