I grew up in a society that values punctuality, order and steadfastness as personal traits. I'm an ENFP. Naturally, as you might imagine, this posed a bit of a problem. From my early days I was bombarded with advice incompatible with my personality type. Highlights include:
"The why doesn't matter. Just do it because you have to." "The outcome doesn't matter, it is about the process and structure." "You need to learn to slow down and just stick to one thing."
Being tired of such struggles I became a massive consumer of personal development, self-help, and psychology books as I enjoyed my 20s. While I learnt a tremendous amount during this time, I ran into one striking problem: Much of the advice I consumed was written by, and for, someone with a radically different personality than my own! For example, a productivity book like "Getting Things Done" written by David Allen (an ISTJ) or a business book written by Jack Welch, (ENTJ).
This lead me on a journey that eventually ended with me coaching ENFPs from around the world for over a decade now. In doing so I've been able to discover what sets us apart beyond culture and what our universal strengths and needs really are.
I wrote this book from the mindset of "If I was flying to New Zealand and sat beside an ENFP I'd never see again, what would I share with them during the flight?"
When you read The ENFP Calling you're going to find answers to big questions like: -What is my purpose? What am I supposed to be doing with my life? -Can I ever be happy with just one career? -How do I need to live so I can look back with no regrets?
You'll also get insights on other important life questions such as: -Am I with the right person? -What kind of relationship will empower me to reach my potential? -How can I feel healthier, energized, and focused without losing my freedom?
Aside from adding a unique conversation piece to your coffee table, what else will you be getting when you read The ENFP Calling?
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