Entp Personality: Discover Your Strengths and Thrive As the Charming and Visionary Paperback – April 18, 2016

I am always looking for ways to further develop myself both personally and professionally. As an ENTP I realize that not everyone has the same passion that I do for my endeavors, and that not everyone has the same thought process that I do. While I know both of these facts to be true—it can still be a challenge to successfully communicate and interact with others. What I appreciate about this book from Dan Johnston is that it zeros in on my strengths and how I can maximize them in all areas of my life. It also allowed me to take a look at myself and my tendencies from a perspective other than my own. This read helped me to really understand how we each are different—but that doesn’t make us “right or wrong” just unique.

I wish the read was much lengthier and went further in depth. The thing I gained most of this is that for ENTP to unlock our potential is to plan and schedule. Also narrow the things you wanna he great to 5 things max. Highly suggest something that’s lucrative and allows mental dexterity or creativity. Choose a physical hobby to get yourself out of your head and make sure to be extrovert as well. Planning things maybe the most difficult thing for us.

This book offers a great overview of the entp Myers Briggs type indicator. It covers areas like strengths and weaknesses of the type as well as strategies on which careers entps would be be suited to and would excel in. I found this book gave me more insight into myself.

Not to say the author is insincere, but there's nothing in this book that gives you a legitimate AHA moment. I feel the beginning is a pandering of the most obvious sorts. The rest of the book feels like a plug and play of some old thesis papers from his "prestigious college days" Good idea though. Just a general grievance, but you already knew that coming from an entp.

Everything you can read online for free...

This book is very valuable for the personal growth as an ENTP, because it gave both knowledge and the means to practically apply it to your life. Very well written, and worth the low price!

It was good but I expected more than what I could find on the internet already for free.

This booklet has some decent insights and some good pointers as to how to progress further if you are an ENTP. But when I say booklet I mean it is short. I read the whole thing in 25 minutes and there is an extra filler article at the end. £4 for an ebooklet is a nice job if you can make it work for you and £4 is not too much to pay for some good advice on a few pages but you I did feel 'done' by such a short piece. 4 for content, 2 for price and disclosure about the length. So a 3.

If you have the resume of your MBTI questionnaire you won't find any more guidance in this "book"... I expected this to be something totally different, something useful. This is just a (short!) snapshot, with even less content than you can find on the internet free of charge. This is my perception.

Already read most of it online, but still got value out of the book, so I consider it a win to have bought it :)