The True ENFP Quotes

“Look inside for validation. ENFPs enjoy compliments and try very hard to please. This is not a sign of poor self-esteem, but rather a reflection of the fact that ENFPs are social beings who self-evaluate based on the feedback they receive from other people. “If they are praising me I must be on the right track,” ENFPs tell themselves. But no matter how ENFPs interpret their need for approval, it undoubtedly has a subtle—and not entirely positive—effect on their behavior. When ENFPs pay too much attention to the opinions of others, it can prevent them from following their own instincts and leave them open to manipulation. “If being true to myself gets me in hot water, then so be it”—that is what ENFPs should tell themselves when they start worrying too much”
― Truity, The True ENFP

“ENFP habit of overanalyzing other people’s behavior can lead to unnecessary anger and conflict. They may perceive slights, resentments or hostility where none actually exist.”
― Truity, The True ENFP

“enthusiasm, intelligence and decency are in fact quite reliable—but sometimes their efforts backfire, and the effect their actions and attitudes have on others is not as wonderful as they would like.”
― Truity, The True ENFP

“ENFPs aren’t receiving as many compliments as they expect from their significant others, their insecurities can be activated and they may start to feel unappreciated and unloved.”
― Truity, The True ENFP