After I took the test and everyone was talking about their four letter personalities, I said hey, I’m an ENFP. And everyone was like oh yeah? What a total and complete surprise, I never ever would have guessed…fairly sarcastically. So, I mean I guess it makes sense. I knew I was more optimistic than pessimistic, and I hated and had low analytical thinking abilities, but I wasn’t totally sure if I was an E or I, and, actually I wasn’t really sure about any of the letters. The test really cleared up what an introvert and an extrovert were for me. Now I get why my friends easily dismissed this, since they already knew it. I really am an extrovert. I’m the one that cries in front of everyone and tells everyone what I’m feeling, no matter how long I’ve known them. I can tell anyone anything that’s going on with my life easily, and I love talking about feelings. I really have nothing I ever hide, or don’t talk about.
And the other letters made sense later too, considering the things I think about when I’m on the treadmill or in the car. And, wow, being flaky? I know that’s just one thing and pointing that out to prove I’m an ENFP would be like saying hey, I sneezed, I probably have mono. But wow, that fits me completely. I’m flaky and fickle about everything; things, purchases, ideas, relationships, etc.
It was cool to see a paragraph on a website able to pinpoint my traits. Flaky is just one, there were so many others that fit perfectly.
They like to be admired by other people, they are easily intrigued and distracted, distracted by new acquaintances often forgetting old ones; so dead on.
So now that I kind of had more confidence in my view of my personality, I couldn’t decide if my career decision was right.
I've never taken one of those tests, but I might. It's neat to see how just taking a simple test could so accurately describe you.
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