Essay On Esfj Personality

I have always believed it when people would say that it takes a lifetime to find out who you are; however, after taking a personality test, I have found out what type of person I am. The personality test made me realize that I, in fact, do know myself. My personality type is known as The Protagonist, or formally known as, ENFJ. Protagonists are natural-born leaders, passionate and charismatic. When we interact with other people, we radiate authenticity, concern and altruism. People who are ENFJ are known to be politicians, coaches and teachers who take pride in reaching out to others and inspiring them to achieve and do good in the world as well as guiding them to work together to improve themselves and their community. Inspiring and guiding others is done by reaching every mind through logic or emotion. We are unafraid to stand up for the people and ideas we believe in and we speak when we feel like something needs to be said. However, no one is flawless. Protagonists tend to put a lot of trust in a lot of people that often causes them to get hurt. They are also known to inflict problems among their own being. ENFJ people see other people’s problems in
Protagonists are known to be politicians, coaches and teachers to the world; however, I cannot see myself as a coach or teacher. I believe I am too bipolar to become a coach or teacher. I have mood swings at times that causes me to become impatient and I believe that causes me to become unfit to be a coach or teacher. I would also have to disagree with the personality trait of trust. I am not a person who can trust other people easily. It takes me a while before I start getting used to someone and my head registers i can let me walls down when I am around them. I have struggled with this flaw since I was a kid and I have been trying to fix it for a while. I have improved over the years, but not as much as I want