I'm not sure there is a way to 'exercise your E', but if their was, it would be to harness the mighty power of teh Ne!
Ne links:
Extraverted Intuition
http://personalitycafe.com/myers-briggs-forum/24032-intro-function-theory-more-detailed-descriptions-each-function-attitude.html
Extraverted iNtuiting

Yeah, but you don't use it the way an ENFP would. Otherwise, you'd be extroverted :mellow:
I think those descriptions, especially the ones on the first two links, describe it mostly as it would appear if it was in the dominant spot of someone's type.

But if you really want to get technical, it's just an attitude. The attitude shows up differently in INFPs than it does in ENFPs. I don't really think you can make yourself more extroverted. You're either extroverted, or you're not. Ne-Fi is a lot different than Fi-Ne even though some people insist that the E/I of a person's type is the least important part...

rebornintheglory said:

Isn't that the INFP secondary function? I am possibly also just remembering wrong.

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Is that how Ne works in ENFPs? I've been trying to figure out some of the differences between Ne-Fi and Ne-Ti since I realized I was an ENTP and not an ENFP.

How does your Ne work with your Fi?

Essay said:

You'll give your Ne a workout imagining all the possible ways you can relate to each individual

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