When it comes to taking care of people in practical ways, ESFJs are some of the best helpers in the world. These personality types make up 12.3% of the U.S. population, making them the second most common type. But even with that in mind, no two ESFJs are alike. Life experience, enneagram type, and so…
Over the last few months, I’ve become fascinated by the world of anime. My 14-year-old daughter can be thanked for this. Initially I thought I’d have zero interest in it. After all, I’m not a big fan of “cartoons.” But as I sat by my daughter through hours of “My Hero Academia” and then “Demon…
I love the show Bojack Horseman, a weird off-the-wall animated sitcom about a self-loathing, alcoholic anthropomorphic horse who is also a has-been Hollywood star. It’s not every day that you find yourself relating so viscerally to someone who looks like nothing like you — mostly, because he’s, well, a horse. Many skeptics question this show’s…
A Look at the ESFJ Leader You know those people who lead with an iron rod and don’t take no for an answer? They’re probably not ESFJs. You were worried for a second. Weren’t you. To ease your anxious soul, I’m here to tell you that ESFJs usually fall more on the Big-Bird-hugging-children side of…
ESFJs are known for including others and doing all they can for the people who accept their warm embrace. They often get the nickname “Host” simply because they do so much to make sure their core group is accommodated in every concrete way they can. Drew wants a pencil that won’t break? The ESFJ is…