ENFP

ENFPs need room to explore and to be creative without constraints. They focus on the world around them, looking for deeper meaning in the complexities and patterns they see. At home with emotions, they enjoy making friends as their natural charm and kindness makes this easy for them. Their enthusiasm and energy can be infectious sometimes turning friends and colleagues into followers and supporters. 

ENFPs avoid routine, constraint and repetition as they find it limiting to their need for independence, creativity and self-expression. They tend to make instinctive decisions which are usually good but can sometimes be catastrophically bad as they’ve overlooked or misinterpreted important information. ENFPs have a broad range of interests and can generally find success in what whatever they choose to do provided it doesn’t require them to focus on details too often.   

ENFPs are so highly independent that they can be hard to lead or to manage. They are always thinking, often very deeply, and this can lead them to sometimes overthink things and can get in the way of actually accomplishing something. 

The ENFPs distain for routine and repetition tends to mean that many of their great ideas won’t come to fruition without the support of others who can assume the detailed work required to take it from idea to reality.

Source: myBlueprint