I love this as a tool to help people to get to know themselves AND to just practice acceptance. I think so many of the ENFP traits are actually seen as “flaws” in society — the “flakiness” or impulsivity, the living according to values instead of outside standards and norms, the not enjoying mundane or routine tasks. I used to think that those things were WRONG and I needed to fix them. I needed to eradicate those traits from myself. So with discovering Myers-Briggs and realizing that this is who I am, it gave me the freedom to accept myself. To say: oh, it’s OKAY! And what’s more, I began to see those differences as strengths. :))) YAY! I love it!

I love this as a tool to help people to get to know themselves AND to just practice acceptance. I think so many of the ENFP traits are actually seen as “flaws” in society — the “flakiness” or impulsivity, the living according to values instead of outside standards and norms, the not enjoying mundane or routine tasks. I used to think that those things were WRONG and I needed to fix them. I needed to eradicate those traits from myself. So with discovering Myers-Briggs and realizing that this is who I am, it gave me the freedom to accept myself. To say: oh, it’s OKAY! And what’s more, I began to see those differences as strengths. :))) YAY! I love it!