ESFP: Understanding & Relating with the Performer: MBTI Personality Types

ESFPs (Extroverted Sensing Feeling Perception) are the 6th most common Myers-Briggs type making up just over 10% of the population. This personality trait loves entertaining, they’re typically the center of attention, very sociable, but hate being alone. Geoffreys explains why they make such great performers with a natural tendency to view the world as a big stage.In this book we learn everything from the seven greatest strengths of an ESFP to the ability to appreciate and create beauty in life to seeing what others do not, plus so much more! An interesting, informative read with easy-to-understand language … I loved it!

Most of everything in this book can be found online.

This book gives lots of good info but excellent advice on working on the weaknesses of this personality type. Highly recommend this book!

Well structured and crafted. I bought this as a parent of an ESFP and I think it's spot on. I believe it will help me better understand her and provide the guidance she needs.

Excellent book, great self discovery journey!

This book has been so helpful in understanding who I am and why I do what I do. I did the Myers-Briggs personality test over 10 years, and just drew information about my personality from each of the four main characteristics.When I read Claytons book it threw so much more light on my strengths, and yes, my weaknesses but also how to work on these.This book for me was spot on, although not everything was a 100% accurate, I can live with the minor differences.I have been told that not every trait or personality type is 100% anyway, we can be on the edge of two types which I think I am.ie 80 % Extrovert..20% Introvert (scary thought).So, highly recommended short read and a steal if ordered on Kindle ! Thanks Clayton and thank you Amazon !