Are you in the habit of defining yourself as introvert or extrovert, this personality or that? Do you realise your predetermined judgements, self-image or beliefs may be limiting your growth (fixed mindset)?

One of my biggest gifts in life was being diagnosed as a social phobic and realising being deeply introverted was not serving me. Prior to this I had struggled to understand who I really was. This self-awareness allowed me to constructively set about changing my behaviours, opening my mind to learning new behaviours, and achieving an adaptive personality, and system mindset (ENFP). The natural, creative, social leadership qualities of this personality provide the courage, conviction, and compassion to challenge and speak out about the need to open mindsets and promote the behaviours of transformational leadership.

Will provides insights to the leadership social change and open mindset of the ENFP personailty
Remarkably, we are provided the leadership skills to resolve imbalances or what might have been missing or occupied our minds as children, once we turn our lives around. Whether you don’t like brussels sprouts or meditation, try to understand the basis of what might be your limiting beliefs. Whether they emerged during childhood and are still factual or even naïve, and whether they are serving you in adulthood?[1] Understand and name what emotions underlie these dislikes by identifying where they came from, write them down. Over time your developing self-awareness will help to resolve any negativity, limiting beliefs and self-doubts as you begin to become ever more present, positive, in the moment and trusting of who you are.