Inside the mind of the ENFP

#enfp #intp #mbti

Here's an offbeat take on an offbeat type, hope you ENFPs can sit still long enough to watch it...

Other videos in this series:

[karankaran-usvm]

You are right, enfps have written many books but in their heads

[AhdiniIzzatika]

"I'm not making up my bed, I'm gonna sleep on it again anyway." -me enfp. My esfj mom is exasperated

[randomperson]

Connecting everything is really an ENFP thing, my friends hates me whenever we watch movies together because I could already guest the twist and possible ending by connecting everything. Unintentional spoiler lol The defining moment for me to say that the movie is good is when I didn't predict what will happen next.

[tuanistravel]

The connection thing is why I’m so good at making metaphors for EVERYTHING.

[gregorybrian]

ENFP here. Your eyebrows kick ass.

That is all.

[loosingsleep]

“How dare this little detail come in between my grand idea” I feel officially attacked🤦🏼‍♂️

[amberlouize]

"The idea is the drug". I feel called out. xD

[WillowEtain]

ENFP here and at 51 I STILL don’t know what I want to be when I grow up lol

[derrickrr]

I laughed my butt off at “How dare this little detail stand in the way of my grand vision!” That sums up every one of my projects that haven’t been completed yet.

[SparklesNJazz]

“precisely at the moment they finish saying the idea, the life drains out of them”

oh. you got me there.

[Rillien]

this video confirmed to me once again that I am indeed an ENFP. I have countless ideas about many different subjects, can make detailed plans around them but just as you said, that's the part where it all ends. After expressing the ideas out loud or fantasizing about them for a while, I suddenly lose interest and jump onto a new grand idea. I dive deep into the topic, learn a lot, form a plan, enthuse about possible outcomes and... the moment is gone, the magic is gone and I rarely follow through

[linahorn]

i really like this explanation. Everyone thinks ENFPs are just stupid crazy people but they are actually some of the most brilliant

[kyliehargreeves]

*he talked to slowly so I sped it up and zoned out and now I don’t wanna rewatch it.*

[davidchidester]

ENFPs are so intriguing to INTJs because of their ability to think big. It can be frustrating to see them not follow through, but when an INTJ works together with an ENFP these grand ideas can be refined and accomplished

[jackie-zt]

I’m married to an ENFP musician (I’m an ISTP). The amount of recording ideas and lists of things filling up filing cabinets, space on hard drives, and voice memos on his phone is staggering. I get so stressed when I don’t finish my to-do list, he says he just refers to it as ideas, suggestions, or possibilities

[randomperson]

"it's really a double edge thing" I'm also an ENFP always use this line 😂 Always looking at the two sides of a coin and understanding different perspectives like everything can be right and wrong depending on the situation and given reasons.

[finnicfox]

Oh god the thing with ideas being the drug and the life draining out once you expressed them and then no follow through I felt that

[gab]

TERRIFYINGLY accurate, especially the part about the small details interrupting grand plans and it not being a case where they're unfixable, but more so being offended that they exist in the first place. I was hysterical because it was SO ACCURATE.

[ImTheGreatJo]

Being an ENFP is immediately comming up with a single word or expression to summarize an entire thought process your friend has just presented you with and we are so sorry for that but also so proud

[lamenacebeats]

ENFP music producer here, sitting on over 100gb of unfinished songs... “How dare this little reverb come in between my grand idea !”