Can you be both Enfj and INFJ?

No. You can only be one. The letters INFJ or ENFJ denote a specifc functional stack of thought processes that your brain uses, and in what order. To suggest that you could be both INFJ and ENFJ would mean that you could change fundamentally how your brain worked at will, which you can’t do without a tragic accident.

Can Enfj turn into INFJ?

INFJ & ENFJ use the exact same function stack, one can definitely becomes another. It also depends on your cognitive fluidity. MBTI does only define and measure what cognitive functions people prefer to use (or simply use the most), but in reality everyone have access to all of them (if no disability).

Are Infj and ENFJ same?

INFJs and ENFJs both have the same two functions as the ones they use most comfortably. The only difference is which function is their preferred process and which one is used as the co-pilot process. ENFJs support their Extroverted Feeling with Introverted Intuitive.

What ENFJ thinks of Infj?

ENFJs are quite confident with their opinions. INFJs will often take a step back and re-think, which can make them seem less confident. The truth is… truth matters to them and they’ll “take a hit” to make sure their truth is really true!

Is Infj or ENFJ better?

ENFJs also have their extraverted sensing (Se) as their third function, which is higher than INFJs. They are usually more in tune with their surroundings and spend more time interacting with the physical world than INFJs. Thus, they are more comfortable with the outer world and taking action than introverts.

How rare is an ENFJ?

How rare is the ENFJ personality type? ENFJ is one of the less common types in the population, especially for men. ENFJs make up: 3\% of the general population.

What is the ENFJ personality type like?

People with the ENFJ personality type are passionate altruists, sometimes even to a fault, and they are unlikely to be afraid to take the slings and arrows while standing up for the people and ideas they believe in.

Can your personality type change over time?

According to Myers-Briggs theory, your personality type is inborn, and it doesn’t change. However, the way you exhibit your type WILL change (and should) as you go through life.

Why do we identify with two types of personality?

One of the other common reasons that people can identify with two types or mistype themselves is that they are drawn to their tertiary function. Most of us enjoy using our tertiary function; in fact, that’s why it’s called the “relief” function. The tertiary function provides relief and is a way that we tend to be creative and playful.

What happens to an INTJ in their 20s?

So at this age, we would see thinking start to develop more. The INTJ would become more objectively logical with their intuitions, more decisive, and organized. During the 20s, 30s, and 40s, the tertiary function develops (as the dominant and auxiliary function continue developing).