The ENFP Calling The ENFP Calling

The ENFP Calling

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Publisher Description

I wrote this book as a combination love letter to my fellow ENFPs as well as a guide to figure out and pursue your calling. What is that thing you're meant to be doing with your life?

My original description was too wordy, and I dislike writing book descriptions, so, after the book had been available for 8 months I asked ChatGPT:

"What do readers think about the book The ENFP Calling?"

"Based on the reviews and information available, readers generally think highly of "The ENFP Calling" by Dan Johnston. Here are some summarized insights from their feedback:

Highly Relatable: ENFP readers feel that the book speaks directly to their experiences and challenges, providing tailored advice that resonates with their personality type.

Practical and Useful: Many appreciate the actionable tips and strategies that can be easily implemented in various aspects of their lives, including career, relationships, and personal development.

Inspirational: The book is often described as motivational and uplifting, helping readers feel more confident in embracing their true selves and unique strengths.

Engaging and Enjoyable: The conversational and humorous writing style makes the book enjoyable to read while effectively conveying important concepts.

Comprehensive: Readers value the wide range of topics covered, which ensures that multiple facets of an ENFP's life are addressed, from professional to personal well-being.

Overall, "The ENFP Calling" is well-received for its relatable content, practical advice, inspirational tone, engaging style, and comprehensive approach."

Well, there you have it, maybe A.I. isn't so bad. Read my book, because the A.I. says so. 
 

GENRE
Health, Mind & Body
RELEASED
2023
August 30
LANGUAGE
EN
English
LENGTH
270
Pages
PUBLISHER
Dan Johnston
SELLER
Draft2Digital, LLC
SIZE
6.6
MB

Customer Reviews

Unhappy_camper1988 ,

Need Some Inspiration?

“Might it be the case that ENFPs aren’t the weird ones but are actually just connected to what it means to be human?”

I’m not yet finished with the book, but I’m finding it to be quite enjoyable. As an ENFP, the world can be an exciting, but sometimes lonely place. It’s nice to be seen.

It’s full of humor, inspiration, and in a weird, ENFP way, lots of direction. I think this book would be perfect for anyone finding themselves in a slump, or just needing to connect to the dreamer within.