ESFP

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Extroverted

Introverted

STRENGTHS

Known as The Performer or Entertainer, ESFPs are:

Engaging - they have a magnetic energy which draws people into their orbit.
Generous - they are generous because of their abundance mentality and see life as an endless supply of pleasures.
Optimistic - they are ever optimistic in their approach to life, always looking at the bright side.
Charming - they use their charm to get what they want.
Sensational - they love the excitement of playing to an audience, and they generate a sense of "showtime" wherever they are.
Immediate - they live in the here and now.

WEAKNESSES

Some ESFPs can also be:

Sensitive
Turbulent
Conflict-Averse
Easily Bored
Poor Long-Term Planners
Unfocused

Under stress, ESFPs may become excessively impulsive and over commit.

IN THE WORKPLACE

How ESFPs typically operate in the workplace:

As Subordinates - they thrive on change and new ideas, and loathe repetitive and strictly defined tasks.

As Colleagues - they can easily make friends with their colleagues and keep tensions at bay within their team.

As Managers - they do everything they can to pump energy and fun into the day-to-day work that needs to be done.

OTHERS

Other well-known ESFPs include:

Marilyn Monroe
Ronald Reagan
Elizabeth Taylor
Elvis Presley
Magic Johnson
Dolly Parton
Adele

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ESFP

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Known as The Performer or Entertainer, ESFPs are:

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Engaging - they have a magnetic energy which draws people into their orbit.

Generous - they are generous because of their abundance mentality and see life as an endless supply of pleasures.

Optimistic - they are ever optimistic in their approach to life, always looking at the bright side.

Charming - they use their charm to get what they want.

Sensational - they love the excitement of playing to an audience, and they generate a sense of "showtime" wherever they are.

Immediate - they live in the here and now.

Some ESFPs can also be:

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Sensitive

Turbulent

Conflict-Averse

Easily Bored

Poor Long-Term Planners

Unfocused

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Under stress, ESFPs may become excessively impulsive and over commit.

How ESFPs typically operate in the workplace:

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As Subordinates - they thrive on change and new ideas, and loathe repetitive and strictly defined tasks.

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As Colleagues - they can easily make friends with their colleagues and keep tensions at bay within their team.

​

As Managers - they do everything they can to pump energy and fun into the day-to-day work that needs to be done.

Other well-known ESFPs include:

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Marilyn Monroe

Ronald Reagan

Elizabeth Taylor

Elvis Presley

Magic Johnson

Dolly Parton

Adele

For a download of all Strengths Profiles, click on the PDF icon