Famous ENFJs in history
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6 true lives that follow the ENFJ pattern. On this site it’s called The Beacon.
“You say the thing the room is feeling, then organize it into something people will follow.”
Elizabeth FryEngland's most admired reformer found that letting her family carry her was the hardest thing she ever did.Read her story
Maggie Lena WalkerShe told a room of people with very little money to pool it, and two years later opened their bank.Read her story
Catherine of SienaShe waited at the block for a condemned stranger, and five years later called herself a dead woman.Read her story
María de ÁgredaShe counseled a king for twenty-two years, then burned her own book on one confessor's word.Read her story
Sarah WinnemuccaShe rode into a war camp to save her father, then carried promises that others broke.Read her story
Halide Edib AdıvarShe told a general that renaming Armenian orphans was wrong, then helped run his orphanage.Read her story
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