| public myers-briggs votes | (19/11/04 13:05) Tman: ENFP | | (19/03/11 23:45) LadyX: ENFP |
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| public function votes | (19/11/04 13:05) Tman: ENFP | |
| public enneagram votes | (20/03/28 00:32) fg: 7w6 | | (19/11/04 12:47) Phantom: 7w6 |
| (19/07/15 02:52) tman: 7w6 |
| (19/03/11 23:45) LadyX: 7w6 |
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| public instinctual variant votes | (20/03/28 00:28) LadyX: sx/so | | (19/11/04 13:05) Tman: sx/so |
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| public tritype® votes | (20/03/28 00:31) fg: 749 | | (19/07/15 02:52) tman: 749 |
| (19/03/11 23:44) LadyX: 738 |
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| public sociotype votes | (22/03/06 23:29) Woll Smoth: EIE | | (19/11/04 12:47) Phantom: IEE |
| (19/05/18 21:33) tman: IEE |
| (19/03/13 07:54) fg: EIE |
| (19/03/12 12:42) kawaii: EIE |
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| public psychosophy votes | (20/03/27 04:09) Thyssen: EFLV | | (20/03/27 14:50) Tman: EVLF |
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That's a good point - I would revise my tritype vote but for some reason once I enter a tritype I can never change it afterwards. Probably the accurate most typical tritype for ENFP is 749 or 729. It is worth noting that the 739 and 738 tritypes are not uncommon in athletes and performers.
Are ENFPs know for having a 3 fix? I thought they were almost unversaly 4 or 2 heart types.