ENFJ Self Development and Personal Growth Journal : Myers Briggs Personality Type A5 Lined Hardback Journal

Are you inspired by the Myers Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) theory and know your MBTI personality type? Are you looking to discover your personal strengths, identify your weaknesses and work on improving them to enhance your relationships and excel in your career? Do you need a journal to help document and record your journey of personal growth? If the answer is yes to the above questions, then an MBTI Self Development and Personal Growth Journal is the perfect tool to help you achieve this. ISQ Books has launched a MBTI Self Development and Personal Growth Journal for each of the 16 Myers Briggs (MBTI) personality types. Each journal is made up of two parts: The first part begins with a brief description of the Myers Briggs Personality Types theory, followed by an analysis of the relevant personality type, including key strengths and weaknesses, famous celebrities of that personality type and an analysis of how people of this personality type tend to behave in friendships, romantic relationships and in the workplace. The second part of the journal is a designated space for the reader to identify personal growth and self development goals that they can work towards achieving. This is a flexible space, where you are free to write reflect and set goals according to where you are as an individual on your own personal growth journey and in whatever way you feel comfortable. The journals are also a handy A5 size with a stylish full color cover, making these journals both great to look at, and the perfect self development tool to realize your true potential. ENFJ: MBTI SELF DEVELOPMENT AND PERSONAL GROWTH JOURNAL This is a self development and personal growth journal for the ENFJ personality type, also known as the Protagonist. The journal begins with an introduction to the Myers Briggs Personality Type theory and followed by an analysis of the ENFJ personality type, including information on how the ENFJ personality type tend to behave in relationships and in the workplace, highlighting areas for improvement and reflection. Once you have read and understood the Myers Briggs Personality Type theory and identified the areas of your personality type that you wish to develop, you have over 100 lined pages for you to record and assess your personal development growth journey. Content Page: – What is MBTI? – ENFJ key points – Famous ENFJs – Strengths and weaknesses – Romantic relationships – Friendships – Workplace habits – My Development Goals – Progress Notes