[Sandra Chapman]

Hey everyone,
I'm new to Personality Cafe. I discovered the MBTI years ago (I'm an ENTP female) and have found it helpful in understanding myself and the world/others around me. I've noticed that when I stray from things that generally make an ENTP happy, I find myself not enjoying what I am doing. Is this true for you guys/gals, too?
--Sandra

 

[ambiguous entity]

Hello, I'm an INTP...

 

[Sandra Chapman]

Nice to meet you, Ambiguous Entity

 

[The King Of Dreams]

Welcome to the forums! :kitteh:

 

[skycloud86]

Welcome to the forum :happy:

 

[Stephen]

Welcome, @Sandra Chapman. If you'd like to change your name to something more anonymous, check out this thread:

http://personalitycafe.com/support-suggestions/70904-name-changes.html

 

[renna]

Yes my ENTP husband will become very dull, restless, irritable(moody) and low energy if he doesn't venture into his creativity on a regular basis. He usually has three open projects going on at the same time in different stages so he can come back to them on a when they peak his interest again. Despite that he enjoys preparing more and gathering as much data as possible for a project, he still enjoys finishing it (whenever that may be) and getting esteem from the overall product. As a couple, we try to keep our interests open and always growing so that we never become bored with life.

Welcome!

 

[gabschaves]

Hello, I'm INFJ

 

[INTJellectual]

Welcome to PerC Sandra. Studies shows that ENTPs natural partner is an INTJ.