ENFP inside and out... What makes The Campaigner tick?

ENFP, what makes you YOU? What makes ENFPs tick? What are the building blocks of the ENFP personality type? In this video I'll explain the ENFP personality type inside and out - from their cognitive functions Extraverted Intuition, Introverted Feeling, Extraverted Thinking, and Introverted Sensing to their strengths, weaknesses, and unique gift to the world.
ENFP cognitive functions:
1. Extraverted Intuition Ne
2. Introverted Feeling Fi
3. Extraverted Thinking Te
4. Introverted Sensing Si
5. Introverted Intuition Ni
6. Extraverted Feeling Fe
7. Introverted Thinking Ti
8. Extraverted Sensing Se
0:00 Context from Myers Briggs to Carl Jung
2:31 How the 8 functions work in an ENFP
4:23 How the top 4 functions work more specifically
7:17 ENFP first function
9:50 ENFP second function
17:57 ENFP third function
23:34 ENFP fourth function
30:49 ENFP unique gift to world
Cognitive Functions Playlist: ⬇️
• Cognitive Functions
Myers Briggs 101 Playlist: ⬇️
• Myers Briggs 101
⬇️ Personality Playlists: ⬇️
INFJ: • INFJ
INTJ: • INTJ
ENFJ: • ENFJ
ENTJ: • ENTJ
INTP: • INTP
INFP: • INFP
ENFP: • ENFP
ENTP: • ENTP
ISTP: • ISTP
ESTP: • ESTP
ESFP: • ESFP
ISFP: • ISFP
ESTJ: • ESTJ
ESFJ: • ESFJ
ISTJ: • ISTJ
ISFJ: • ISFJ
Quotes are taken from the books:
Psychological Types by Carl Jung
Conscious Orientation by J.H. Van Der Hoop
Gifts Differing by Isabel Briggs Myers with Peter B. Myers
FAQ:
Have you heard of the 8-function model?
Yes, I was introduced to the 8-function model in approx. 2015/16, and I have been working on Ti in my personal life which is not in my top 4. My "Inside Out" series touches on it, and I plan to dive deeper in a future series.
Have you heard of socionics, enneagram, tritype, vultology, 4 sides of the mind, interaction styles, OPS, or CPT?
Yes to all. I have a couple collabs and videos on my channel about enneagram and socionics. The other systems I've heard of and studied on a surface-level, and own/have read books on many of the above topics. For one reason or another, none of these topics have interested me enough to discuss regularly on the channel.
Stereotyping:
Any time I say a behavioral example of how a type shows up like "I tend to notice a lot of ISTJs with fitbits" this is to ground the theoretical concept for viewers who have repeatedly asked me to give behavioral examples and to make content less abstract and confusing. However, any time I stray from motives and transfer to behavior, it will lose universal application. Any time I give an example like this, it is not an absolute, it is not a rule, that behavior is not exclusive to that type, that behavior is not the exclusive manifestation of a type's motives, not everyone or even most of the type might do that thing; but it is simply a one-time example of how the motivations that ISTJs share could manifest - not how they must manifest.
In addition, different motivations aside from Si-Te motivations could also prompt someone to get a fitbit, so this behavior alone cannot be used to type someone. In my day to day life, I do not see people with a fitbit and therefore declare them an ISTJ. Any example I give did not come from inductive reasoning which gets applied universally like "I saw 3 ISTJs who wear fitbits therefore all ISTJs have fitbits." In addition these examples can be backed up deductively with Carl Jung's and Van Der Hoop's writing like "Si is finely attuned to sense organs"; "Te likes outcomes and metrics" "therefore an example could be, but is not limited to, ISTJs wearing fitbits, especially when used to measure sense organs."
I have been working on Ti and thus curbing misunderstandings on this front, but in case I say something contrary to this belief, it was due to sloppy Te langauge (or it was a non-serious joke) and not because I believe differently.

[@misskingschild3670]

Thanks so much, you’re by far my favorite KZbinr when it comes to MBTI! I would be interested seeing a video of you and your sister together talking about being an ENFP and/or your similarities and differences :)

[@tasnianeherin3221]

I can relate with almost all of those ENFP traits except the happy-go-lucky one and being overwhelmed with debt. I basically avoid to have or borrow things from people because it has to paid later on which is even more burdensome. And I usually appear quite serious and calm yet optimistic about a positive change from the negative things that are happening in the society nowadays. Explorative and willing to learn by nature.

[@lajourdanne]

This is interesting. I am an ENFP but have a lot of life experiences and am neurodivergent, so I am not sure how much that plays into how I operate because I don't think I related to this video as much as I've related to other videos that describe ENFPs. I also think it would be interesting seeing a more extraverted MBTI expert describe their perspective of ENFPs vs a more introverted expert. I think it's probably described differently because introverts don't know what it's like to be extraverted and vice versa.

[@timothymull8740]

my favorite teacher on this. The advice here is fantastic. Thank you for making these videos.

[@user-iv6xy5vk4f]

Im korean (Enfp)and somehow your youtube showed up and I have been watching through your mbti playlist and it has been reaaly reaaly helping me. I really want to thank you. Hard to describe since my english is not perfect. All the videos And your presentation is so easy to understand but deeply touches and helps to go further into myself becoming the person i strive to be 😊

[@PathosConsultingGroup]

I’m an INTJ and i love this type so much. You guys are the best

[@lerayeason]

As a ‘hopefully’ mature ENFP, this was so on point!!

[@nswayze2218]

This is good. I’m a tradie and the other day I was at work listening to your explanation of INTJ/entj and it was so on point. This is also on point, I can tell you’re speaking from experience and observations on life rather than just theory. Great job.

[@SpunkySmunky]

i really like the arrows for the inferior Te that describe how each description gets tweaked when its in the third slot/child function. I am an ISTJ, interested in seeing how third function Fi gets tweaked. great video!

[@medots6194]

A very intriguing way of understanding the attitude of the functions depending on their place in the stack :0 Can't wait for the rest of types explained, thank you so much for the amazing effort! :)

[@Anemoia100]

Really enjoying your approach in explaining the types. Top tier content.👌🏾 I’m a new ENFP subscriber.

[@AdaFang]

Wow this is amazing. Thank you, Alexis!! 🙏☺️

[@Boswald31xx]

Tremendous breakdown

[@rayscott82]

Wow Alexis I really appreciate the work you put in, I know these videos take a lot of time and effort to make so thank you. This was an impeccable video on ENFP one of the most informative videos on my type that I have seen, I am inspired encourage and will use this info to forge a path forward. Someone said it would cool to see a video with you and your sister, I’d definitely watch that to see how you two are unique.

[@najimudunkai2166]

Well I really like your content, keep going ! #ENFJ

[@podunk87]

Been watching video after video, and reading article after article, because while listening and reading about ENTPs, I felt like someone was describing me exactly, but then I watched/read some stuff about other types, and it seems I could possibly be an ESTP or ENFP. 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@PositivePulse123]

Ni is turning inward to yourself for brainstorming ideas (possibilities), while Ne to turning outward to brainstorm for ideas(possibilities)? So in order to brainstorm with Ne, you get ideas by scrolling the Internet for example? While Ni, you just come up with ideas in your own mind?

[@TheDoghouse-dd9sp]

I love your descriptions of the personality types. Do you have anything on being a true ambivert? I sit between INFP & ENFP. Would be interesting to hear you explain the internal struggle one deals with between the 2 and how that can affect your life drastically. You are a beautiful person! Thank you for distributing content that can help so many people understand their life path.

[@dxfifa]

Find out which of Si and Te is your inferior function, then you can type yourself. On a basic test (which are unreliable) you should definitely have one of feeling or intuition higher. Whichever is higher is likely your dominant function. And remember, cognitive MBTI E vs I is different from social Big 5/layman's E vs I. You can be very social and outgoing and lead with Fi over Ne. or vice versa. In MBTI E/I being balanced is just the test saying it can't tell what your dominant function is. And if you are constantly xNFP then your functions are known. Look at which of Si and Te you use more and which you feel quite lacking

[@cory99998]

Struggling a lot with Si, even wrapping my head around it. Ive gotten better but its hard to access

[@valeries1251]

I love your video however I disagree as a NE dom on one point. We may not stay one place for 30 years but we have a very clear understanding that time is limited and change is inevitable and control is an illusion. Because we surrender to those truths we move around a lot not to abandon others but to flow with life and bring light to the corners of the world we find need what we offer. In that vein we do reap rewards in experiential growth and living sometimes what feels like 10 vastly different lifetimes of wisdom and connection to others in 10 years. I wish those I have moved from would let me go as I have moved onward to my deep sense of life purpose and want them to do the same. I think that’s hard because others get dependent on our light but need to find it in themselves. Its in all of us.

[@hadiza1]

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[@Dramalover-hw2ww]

Please do INFP

[@ryanrowe1400]

Can you help me figure out my type? Been interest in MBTI for a long time but not exactly sure. I test as ENTJ a lot but I think I'm probably ISTP / ESTP more so

[@PositivePulse123]

What's the best job for ENFP

[@madimorin8065]

I am infant