ENFJs are generally known for being highly driven by their emotions. However, they generally also have intensely active inner minds that quickly process and analyze information. ENFJs have a neverending desire to learn new information, and they can grasp new topics quickly.
ENFJs make great lawyers because they value ethics and work to impact the lives of others positively. They are skilled communicators and excellent leaders who possess high EQ, making them great lawyers because of their ability to engage with individuals in a respectful and charismatic way.
Some traits of ENFJs include using manipulation in passive ways and almost always improving others. They tend to be selfless, empathetic, authentic, and considerate of others’ emotions. ENFJs value what others think of them, and they make excellent leaders, teachers, and social workers.
ENFJs can be serious in situations that hold significance for them. They are passionate and strive to help others. When they set their mind to a goal, they can take it seriously and put their natural talents, skills, and abilities to good use. They can also be private and quiet.
ENFJs are not inherently shallow people. They are deep, loyal people who strive for authenticity within themselves while constantly searching for it in other people. ENFJs actually crave making deep connections with other people, but certain aspects of their personality can make them appear shallow.
ENFJs (the protagonist personality) have extraverted, intuitive, feeling, and judging personality traits. They are sometimes confused for other personality types like…
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