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ESFP - The Entertainer
This document discusses the ESFP (Extrovert, Sensing, Feeling, Perceiving) personality type according to the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator. ESFPs are friendly, opportunistic people who thrive in social situations and enjoy parties and entertainment. They are focused on the present and tend to make decisions based on emotions rather than facts or logic. Common strengths of ESFPs include their ability to connect with others and adapt to new situations, while potential blind spots include difficulty planning for the future and being sensitive to criticism. Suggested careers that suit ESFP personality types include motivational speaker, interior designer, paramedic, nurse, fashion designer, photographer, actor, and musician.
ESFP - The Entertainer
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- 2. FRIENDLY OPPORTUNISTIC SUPPORTIVE Myers Briggs ESFP Entertainersusually go with the flow of things. They love parDes and are oFen the center of aHenDon.
- 3. ESFP personality types tend to… ESFP
- 4. Myers Briggs ESFP Thrivearound other people
- 5. Myers Briggs ESFP Havea keen a*en+on to detail
- 6. Myers Briggs ESFP ConsideremoDon more than facts or logic
- 7. Avoid schedules or strictplanning Myers Briggs ESFP
- 8. Enjoy par+es and largegatherings Myers Briggs ESFP
- 9. STRENGTHS typically associated with theESFP Personality Type ESFP
- 10. Myers Briggs ESFP Focusingon present challenges
- 11. Ability to adaptto new situa+ons Myers Briggs ESFP
- 12. Myers Briggs ESFP Connec+ngto differing types of people
- 13. Myers Briggs ESFP A*en+onto aesthe+cs and appearance
- 14. Myers Briggs ESFP Posi+veaBtude even in difficult circumstances
- 15. BLIND SPOTS typically associatedwith the ESFP Personality Type ESFP
- 16. Difficulty planning for thefuture Myers Briggs ESFP
- 17. Struggling to face interpersonalconflict Myers Briggs ESFP
- 18. Myers Briggs ESFP Vulnerabilityto construc+ve cri+cism
- 19. Myers Briggs ESFP Becomingbored or uninterested in repe++ve tasks
- 20. WORK PREFERENCES for anESFP Personality Type ESFP
- 21. Myers Briggs ESFP Buildconnec+ons with ESFPs by communica+ng frequently, even in brief conversa+ons Communica=ng with an ESFP personality type
- 22. Myers Briggs ESFP Includesmall-talk and casual conversa+on; follow-up by focusing on the details or specifics of the mee+ng’s purpose Mee=ng with an ESFP personality type
- 23. Myers Briggs ESFP Emailingan ESFP personality type Keep emails light-hearted and simple; communicate more difficult details in person
- 24. Myers Briggs ESFP Focuson acknowledging the posi+ves, framing feedback in a construc+ve way while encouraging improvement Giving Feedback to an ESFP personality type
- 25. Myers Briggs ESFP Remaincalm and empathe+c; work to gently communicate disagreements and encourage ESFP types to share how they are feeling Resolving conflict with an ESFP personality type
- 26. MOTIVATORS Entertainers tend tobe mo=vated by… ESFP
- 27. Building connec+ons with others MyersBriggs ESFP
- 28. Myers Briggs ESFP Concerts,par+es, and other large groups of people
- 29. Beau+ful spaces and artpieces Myers Briggs ESFP
- 30. Entertaining those around them MyersBriggs SEFP
- 31. STRESSORS Entertainers tend tobe drained by… ESFP
- 32. Pointless rou+nes or tasks MyersBriggs ESFP
- 33. UnevenTul points in theirsocial lives Myers Briggs ESFP
- 34. Disapproval or rejec+on fromothers Myers Briggs ESFP
- 35. Myers Briggs ESFPOverlyanaly+cal or fact-based jobs
- 36. JOBS Common jobs forpeople with the ESFP Personality Type ESFP
- 37. • Mo+va+onal Speaker •Interior Designer • Paramedic • Nurse • Fashion Designer • Photographer • Actor • Musician Myers Briggs ESFP
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