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ENFPs are charming, energetic and imaginative. They draw people to themselves like bees to honey. It is rare to find an ENFP who is not surrounded by people hanging on their every word. They are the life of the party. They have a natural charisma that puts people at ease and makes even the most lonely, or damaged, among us feel like we are understood and valued as human beings.
Perhaps that is their greatest super power. As someone who constantly doubts myself, I find the enthusiastic optimism of the average ENFP contagious. Five minutes in their company and I feel I can conquer the world. They see everyone in terms of potential – not shortcomings. It's hard to not feel empowered in their company.
In a recent survey of ENFPs, we asked them 4 questions:
- What are their top 3 challenges;
- What 3 things do they wish others knew about them;
- What 3 books/movies/courses/events have impacted their lives the most;
- What do they wish they had known as a 15 year old adolescent?
Their answers were many and varied, and gave us an interesting insight into the inner workings of the ENFP mind.
In reading the ENFP survey, I tried to find some common themes among their disparate stories. I have broken them all down to 5 items ENFPs wish they had known when they were 15 years old, in order of frequency. I am including direct quotes from the survey so we can all appreciate the variety of ways ENFPs have of expressing themselves.
#1 You're Different – And That Is Your Greatest Strength
In the survey, 26% of ENFPs wished they could tell their younger selves that it is not only okay to be different, it is their path to awesomeness!
Direct Quote:
- "You're kind of weird and that's cool. People are envious of how clear your dream for a healthier planet is at your age. Your fearlessness to be quirky and hyper all the time because that's how you feel at the moment is admirable. Don't let anyone shush you into blending in. Do not play yourself down in fear of making other people jealous, or sorry for themselves. Your pursuit of your personal truth will inspire them to do the same for theirs. Your adherence to your personal values and dreams is a sign of strength, even when tears stream down your face. Your vulnerability allows others to feel safe with you, and provides a haven for letting it out."
- "You don't have to be tough or a gangster to fit in. You don't have to fight just to prove that you are down with the homies. You will end up making more money than those guys anyway. There is no such thing as 'acting white.'"
- "It's gonna be okay. You are not crazy and do not have to feel ostracized because your ideas are so different. They are your greatest strength and you are going to change the world one day."
#2 Don't Wait To Discover Your Greatness
This next category was a sobering one. ENFPs may appear to be the life of the party, but they carry a lot of inner wounding due to past decisions. Decisions that continue to impact their present. 24% of ENFPs wish they had done things differently when they still had unlimited options.
Direct Quotes:
- "Whatever you do, do not get married immediately out of high school. Finish college first for God's sake. Be serious every now and then."
- "Wait longer to have sex."
- "Don't sell yourself short in a relationship. You do not need someone to love you and you have horrible taste! You need to be more independent – you think you are already, but you're not. You're spoiled and have no real sense of reality. Your parents are setting a wonderful example for you – even though you don't get along with your mom – and you need to knock off the crap. Don't work so hard to buck the system. You can be independent without being a pain in the ass. The sooner you figure that you, the better off you'll be in the long run. NEVER let anyone make you feel like you're less than you are…not girls, not boys, not men, not bosses. Stand firm and never let anyone take advantage of you."
- "Cry more in front of others."
- "Don't get pregnant at 18."
- "Love yourself so much that when someone treats you wrong you'll recognise it. Don't get on that plane, go to Hawaii instead and work as a check-out chick until you meet and marry Keanu Reeves. Learn karate and how to shoot a gun. Fall in love with weight lifting, exercising and healthy eating. Invest and save your money – buy that house FIRST."
- "You're depressed because you have a desire deep down inside to do something great with your life. You're greater than what everyone else thinks and if you don't do something right now to start believing in yourself and unleash that greatness inside of you, you're going to end up wasting more than 30 years of your life."
- "Keep up the good work. Keep playing sports. Who cares what people say. They will talk anyway. Live your dream for in the future. You will regret not following your passion every day. Stay sincere. But prepare your heart to bear the consequences of your life decisions. Even if your decisions are wholesome be prepared for your heart to break. But keep going. For the breaking of the heart is what opens it to the light of God."
#3 Trust Your Instincts
ENFPs Copilot function is "Authenticity." This is where some of their magnetism comes from. Authenticity tells them what to do by tapping into their internal convictions. It also helps them mirror the emotions of others as a form of communication.The Authenticity process can be slow in its decision-making abilities, however. So ENFPs sometimes struggle with giving themselves the time they need to tap into their inner convictions.
In the survey, 19% of ENFPs would counsel their younger selves to trust their instincts more.
Direct Quotes:
- "You have the truth in your heart and miracles in your mouth. Your hands hold power and your feet spread beauty. Don't listen to their rules and their fears. Don't listen to their lies and their manipulation. Trust yourself and be yourself and follow your intuition and regret nothing."
- "Only choose paths for yourself that feel really exciting to you. Not your parents or teachers, or anyone else. Just you. You can trust that feeling of excitement. It is valid, and it will never let you down. You don't have to pick one path and stick to it for life. Just pick what interests you most for now and keep exploring new options along the way."
- "It will all work out. What you believe is valid and ok. Don't undermine your opinions, stand up for how you want to live. Don't believe that those in authority are always right."
- "Trust your instinct over other opinions, including experts. Pursue your passions with gusto, even if they aren't practical. Take the road less traveled. When you move on, find ways to keep up with old friends. Treat yourself really, really well and don't put up with anyone who doesn't. Pay attention to the people (angels) who make a comment that is great advice in disguise."
#4 Life is an Adventure
ENFPs primary cognitive function is "Exploration." This is what gives an ENFP the gift of seeing possibility everywhere. It helps them learn quickly through experimentation and innovation. 12% of ENFPs surveyed wish they could've seen more potential for adventure when they were young.
Direct Quotes:
- "Life is an adventure. Don't spend it avoiding risk. Without risk, reward is bland. And never stop learning, no matter how boring life becomes. There is always something that will bring back that spark which makes life worth living. Your only job is to find that spark, the rest will come easy."
- "Everything you explore with joy will either become a path to follow or a memory to warm your heart when you are sad. Your Dad is proud of you."
- "Explore harder and faster. It's okay to quit things, just be able to write a good rational full page essay on why you want to quit. Stop caring what other people think. Take one idea and just finish it. Work up to progressively bigger projects. Don't try to copy other people's paths, walk you own. Do not do operational work, stick with creative, innovative, people-facing work that has a visual and abstract element to it."
#5 Inspire!
ENFPs have the remarkable ability to inspire others to see their own potential. This makes them a gift to the rest of us. 9% of ENFPs said they find their greatest enjoyment from inspiring others.
Direct Quotes:
- "Relax. Patience. Focus on authenticity. Understand your blind spots. Enjoy inspiring people and championing causes."
- "You're great! Don't let people tell you otherwise! You have a compassionate heart that can be used for good!"
- "Your kindness and compassion are going to define your life. You may be tempted to pursue fame, but that's not where your heart is. Your greatest gift is your ability to see others: both their beauty and their pain. You love and are loved so much."
- "You are not invisible. The way you see the world is a gift. Learn that pain is not your enemy. Pain means you are alive and have survived. Every negative thing in your life is an opportunity for growth and to overcome. It is the fluid process of life. Wisdom is doing the wrong thing, correcting it, so you can help others navigate if they choose to."
You Have Value
Some of the other common threads found within the survey were:
- Life gets better (8%)
- Maintaining the right connections is important (8%)
- Do what you love (7%)
- You have value (7%)
- Take better care of yourself (6%)
ENFPs comprise just 8% of the population, with women slightly outnumbering men. They are among the most academically talented, yet the most likely to have trouble conforming to the structure of the standard educational system. This often translates as a tendency to drop out or turn to substance abuse to cope with the boredom.
ENFPs are the least likely to get stressed out and because of this have lower than average rates of heart disease, hypertension, and chronic pain. They do have one achilles heel, however. The main thing ENFPs stress over is finances.
ENFPs energy, vision, and passion make them great for any team. The way they commit themselves to the growth of others makes me wish there were more of them. In fact, if everybody had an ENFP in their lives, the world would be a happier more productive place.
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We would love to hear in the comments below what advice you would give to yourself as an INFP teenager.
This is great advice not just for teens, but for enfps in general. I would add that I would have given my teen self advice in saving money, knowing your worth, that focusing on yourself is a must. Ask for help and give yourself time for reflection. Stop running from the pain, you can't out run it anyway. However, I've never met an enfp that couldn't dance through it. Learn to harness your pain and realize it is there to clear out stagnation. Oh,and the drug thing… if, you're doing it to escape boredom or issues just remember that when you're done the boredom, issues or fear will be there right where you left them, but often with added company.
1- Visual hobbies with dexterity (DIY projects, artisan workings, making food/beer/etc) keep ENFPs engaged and happy. I've made jewelry nearly half my life and have moved on into other mediums such as leatherwork over time and the gradual evolution between projects spark my interest and keeps it fun. Doing it full time can be fulfilling, or burn one out, depending on the situation. Sometimes keeping it as a side project can be the better route.
2- Seasonal jobs or dynamically changing jobs work well for ENFPs. When I became a tour guide, I felt I finally found the CAREER, the thing I can confidently fill into the occupation space on a customs form. Turns out, as an ENFP, even your calling can get boring. Luckily with seasonal work, you can leave it for a while, no hard feelings with an employer, and come back to it with a renewed interest at a later date. In regards to financial stress, if you work as an on the road tour guide, the pay is low but no rent needs to be paid so it can work out in your favor for saving money if done correctly. For location-based seasonal jobs, talking your way into a work-trade for accommodation can cut down on living expenses.
3- Substance Abuse can rear it's ugly head every once in a while for some of us. Even for milder substances like caffeine. Keeping engaged with your interests and a robust social life with positive influences seems to help me with that.
Charis I've also found as an enfp that because we tend to light it up. When we are experience the blues or are in pain it throws those around us off. When it come to intense emotional work I've found supporters are often at a loss of what to do with us. I can't speak for all enfps, but from personal experience pain the emotional kind is most challenging to deal with. What say you?
Thanks again! I am reading this to my almost 15yrold ENFP tonight! Wish I could thank all those who contributed.
I'm 14,ENFP, and I can relate to the emotional stress/moodswings, is it normal for an ENFP teenager to feel lost? I feel like I don't have any friends that I can really emotionally connect to.
I had the same issue. You will find friends like that (or you already know some but haven't really connected yet). Your authenticity will help you in choosing them. Just go out there and make an effort (you can do it!) to meet people. Once you do, stick to them. Life will be so much better.
Wow! I am 18 and this describes me perfectly! Ive dealt with my weed addiction now but for the last three years I smoked everyday all day because of how bored I felt with life and I loved how it made life so much more fun and exciting when I was high. I also tried so hard in high school to be well liked often sucking up to people only to lose my temper really quickly when I felt threatened or like I was being attacked (even if I wasnt). As soon as I finished High school I wished I could have gone back and told my younger self to remain true to who I am. I also love adventure and excitement and go through a stage of depression once returning from a holiday and having to go back to my routine. This article is eye opening and accurate. God bless all ENFP and their open exciting hearts!
I'm a 15 year old ENFP and this article perfectly describes what I'm going through. I have so many ideas of what I want to do with my life but they keep getting shut down by people around me. Thank you for writing this article it has really inspired me to do what I want not what the people around me want from me. 🙂
Yes, this is sort of the struggle I've been facing as a 15yo girl, feeling like I could really make something great with life and relationships… But like no one else is willing to support my journey. Instead all of my peers and elders seem to do nothing but criticize my views on life just because they aren't really listening. I don't think they really know me as well as they think they do, but I can't stand to get away from them. I've supported my friends through a lot in their lives, been there when no one else has, and they abandon me every time I need a shoulder to cry on. It isn't fair. Just because I lead with the "fun" part of my personality and have a hard time showing when I'm hurting, people expect that from me all the time and it's exhausting. I want to do big things; I want to travel and be remembered by people, and I don't want to be alone in my adventures, but none of my personal relationships ever really last and I hate it. I'm so young that I can't really choose what I want to do with my life yet, but I want to do something bigger than this.
Terrific article!! Very accurate and potent.
Thank you Charis!
Amazing, amazing article based on the surveys. I'm an 23 years old ENFP and the amount of relation i felt to the points stated is both very heart warming and extremely heart wrenching!
I especially did connect so much with the finance talk. I almost get no stress over anything but financial matters. They are nerve wrecking no matter how i approach them.
So i was wondering if you do have any advice for an ENFP trying to understand and control the financial aspects of their life from the point of view of a tertiary Te? I'm trying my best to become more competent in financial matters and i like to think that me trying so hard counts for something haha (even if i do fail quite a lot)
23 year old ENFP here too!! 😀 It's interesting that we stress over money. For me, I create a monthly budget that I adjust each time I get paid and pay all of my bills as soon as I get my paycheck and then cash out what I have left for food & fun. It works for me. Cut up all the credit cards except for one you keep for emergencies in your sock drawer.
23 years old, I seem to fit within the ENFP box.
Personally I've never underestimated financial problems and dynamics and actively worked on myself to process it. I studied business (which seemed logical at the time to study operational organisation, money included) and focused on the diverse aspects of money in our life : [Intimate relationships as much as social and shared one].
I feel like money canalizes a lot of our concrete and practical dependence and interdependence with society and other people in general.
Two main results came out if I take a step back :
–> Money is a language, its value is versatile and certainly should not be used as a point of reference to evaluate worth (even and especially operationally, also obviously in other aspects of life). If the value keeps changing, the key is to understand the variables and dynamics.
–> If I want independence and to choose myself my interdependences well, I should avoid money as much as possible.
What do I use money for ? [Food –> grow it, take the production surplus around you, . . . Property –> rent as little as possible, buy, find ways to acquire property, . . . ect]
How do I get money ? [Be as close to the outcome of your work as possible, don't "rent" your workforce to others, try to earn money with as little transactions as possible, don't specialize too much and stay as autonomous as possible].
For actual creation of value, money becomes secondary and is a detail within all the relationships you develop with the co-creators.
It's the most logical and long term way I've found that respect my values and my character (which falls in this point in the ENFP box very much so).
Financial issues are a problem and should be a problem, the concept of money is inherently unfair in our modern society and raise a lot of demands on our parts without ever asking for consent.
Well, this is as clear and honest as I can express myself, It's no real advice. (Advices are tricky).
This was the most beautiful, and relatable articles I've ever read. Each comment was on point. I will definitely come back to reference this article when I am feeling lost! Seriously, thank you.
I only wish I read this when I was 15 years old. I am 56 right now. Had I only had the confidence in myself then and embraced my weirdness and turned it into something greater than…now. I am a retired teacher and I am bored out of my mind. I have traveled to exotic places seen wondrous things and am alwAys in search of something stimulating… What a stable life I have made, but I am bored out of my mind. I hAve difficulty focusing. Food, alcohol and men bore me right now.
It's ok not to have any true friends in the groups at school. Your friends to come didn't have friends either.
Thank you so much for this! All of you.
If I could give advice to younger self (or to another younger self reading this), I would say a few things.
1) Keep loving everything with your WHOLE heart. Keep diving in head first. Keep being intensely passionate. It's what makes you happy — and it often makes others happy, too. It's the only way you do things and that's ok.
2) Eventually though, you're going to probably want to keenly change focus from that thing you were just diving into, and that also is ok! …However please be patient with those around you. Some people don't see change as a positive thing – as a dire need – like you do. Please try not to feel as though you need to disappear from someone's life because you feel so guilty about making a change that they weren't comfortable with at first. People are simply not THAT mad at you for doing what you want / need / feel compelled to do. Wait for people. They will be sad – and hurt – if you just leave. ALSO: Saying goodbye will always be terribly hard and letting someone down will probably continue to be the hardest thing you'll ever do — remember, 15 year old me: I'm writing this at age 24 and I still DREAD having to mature up and end things properly – whether it's a job, a relationship, a friendship, etc. Burning bridges is terrible for people on both shores. Say goodbye.
3) Don't let that fear of saying goodbye let you become too afraid to let go. You HATE being complacent! It is not who you are. Hanging on (long term) for someone else will only make you resent them or yourself. Don't be afraid to let go and change – just do it the right way. And trust yourself (and more so God).
4) Lastly, it is ok that you feel like you don't know who you are. You probably will not be socially defined by hard skills like how great you are at sports or the type of music you like — as so many people are. You are socially defined by your person. Peers and non-peers will ask you for advice. You will rarely pick the music in the car, but your friends will appreciate that you're always open to listen to their music. You will be called the smiley one — even when you're sad. (Find someone though that you can be sad with – they'll normally be found in the music department). You will lift people up and make them feel powerful. Let THAT make YOU feel powerful. You will connect. You will sometimes feel like you don't know who you are because you don't think you have "a thing." But you do: your thing is YOU. And that doesn't fade after high school like sports do!
5) I love you!!!!! and I can't wait for you to get your braces off! 🙂
Thank you so much!!!
I cried so hard when reading the last sentence. ENFP desires being LOVED. Not just parents's love, husband or boyfriends' love. It is the love being recognized, accepted, appreciated, and understoooood!
All I can say is WOW! I am a 38 yr old enfp and I lately have been feeling extremely bored, lost and a tad trapped. I have a wonderful family, two beautiful children and an incredible altruistic life work with my husband who is an estj. I never regret my two little treasures and thank God for them every day! But I married kind of young and if I could give advice to my young enfp self I would say #1 Don't make such a hefty decision till 30,had I followed this, I think I would have been somewhere very different today and that is ok.#2 Know yourself, get comfortable, find and accept yourself before diving into life. It's really ok. I wish I would have allowed myself to be at peace with who I was and not trying to fit into anybody elses boxes, as well meaning as they may have been. #3 Never just settle for something, push the boundaries, in a good way of course. You will never be like everbody else and that's fine. Revel in your uniqueness , find time to look up at the sky and marvel at all the wonders of the world, it is huge and fathomless.#4 Find as much adventure as possible! Your amazing memories will help you later in times of life when you have to follow routine and as another wise enfp just said, go on vacation just yourself or maybe with one other really good like minded friend, without husband, kids or family and be intrepid again for a week just to refresh. If you don't you will implode eventually and hurt those around you that you would die to protect. Prevention is the name of the game for an enfp. I suffer from hypertension and other nervous problems, something I shouldn't be suffering from as an enfp, because for years I tried to be something else. I love being one now and have finally come to peace with myself but it is still a challenge every day. Thanks so much for your article I almost cried when I read it, it made me realize that I really need to take a break, no guilt, no regrets! It is a beautiful life, go out and dance through it and live as many lives in one as you possibly can!:-)
this article made me cry!
all of it is on point.
Me too!!! I am crying so much because I never thought anyone could understand me. I'm a 26 year old female who writes, dreams and thinks a lot. Sometimes too much for my own good because those ideas never come to a finish. I start and stop all projects and I've never seen a true reward for my efforts because of it. I'm in school getting an MBA degree which is the most practical, routine field I've ever been in. I hate it! I loved my Journalism undergrad courses and the only reason I'm in business school is to be somebody. I want a luxury car, home in A big city and a good solid career. I figure that the arts is too much of a struggle so I settled for something more realistic. Idk where I'll end up in the future but one good thing I can say about us ENFP's is that we always find our way in and out of something. I hope that I can live a rewarding life in my 30s because I can tell you that my 20s have been hardwork and beaten paths.
Fellow Enfp here! I totally resonate with your emotional hardship. At the moment, i'm conflicted between continuing my sports medicine degree or pursuing my road less traveled experimental hip hop/dance music journey. My co-pilot is clearly saying to follow my music career. See as yourself my first creative experiences stem from writing lyrics and dreamy stories. However, i always had a intrinsic connection with sonic nature of music. Anyhow, I advise to be true to your ENFP essence!
Wow, this article is exactly what I needed.<3
I'm an ENFP and turning 17 in a month, but just recently started having trouble in school. Everything was fine and I had top grades until I dyed my hair blue. ( We don't have any dress codes here and I LOVE blue!) But apparently the teachers don't appreciate that since I'm in a healthcare highschool and they started giving me terrible grades.
It's really sad how people never understand. If you don't fit into one of their stereotyped boxed, they turn your unique ways into something weird and bad and look down on you.
But this article was very inspiring^-^
Thanks you sooooo much for this article!!!! Me too!!! I am crying so much because I never thought anyone could understand me. I'm a 26 year old female who writes, dreams and thinks a lot. Sometimes too much for my own good because those ideas never come to a finish. I start and stop all projects and I've never seen a true reward for my efforts because of it. I'm in school getting an MBA degree which is the most practical, routine field I've ever been in. I hate it! I loved my Journalism undergrad courses and the only reason I'm in business school is to be somebody. I want a luxury car, home in A big city and a good solid career. I figure that the arts is too much of a struggle so I settled for something more realistic. Idk where I'll end up in the future but one good thing I can say about us ENFP's is that we always find our way in and out of something. I hope that I can live a rewarding life in my 30s because I can tell you that my 20s have been hardwork and beaten paths. The quotes are amazingly beautiful and inspiring.
Very inspiring! I am 22 and I currently have an amazing job with full benefits (health clerk) but I feel as though this needs to be temporary. I have experience and am certified to teach English internationally and I am also finishing up my pet grooming program. (I know, all are so different form each other considering that my first job was life-guarding). I am sure I will still be trying to take up more skills as I get older because my goal is to be self resourceful enough so I can be anywhere I want without worrying about not having anything to eat and no where to sleep. I don't need to have a fancy car, a big house nor other luxuries because I care more about experiences, captivating places and amazing people! My biggest fear is staying here for the rest of my life without finding out what other amazing things I could have experienced. Yes, people have disagreed with my plans (including parents), but I think they are just afraid because it isn't the way they did it. It isn't the way society says to live. I challenge with the "why not?" Living in one place working at one job for the rest of your life is not the only way to live. I suppose I strive for experience. Thank you so much for this article 🙂
I don't know if I am an enfp anymore after reading this I'm anxiety riddled and stressed most of the time and not smiley faced life has been throwing some tough ones at me for the past few years though so maybe that's a contributing factor to being rather dull company
Is there any way to get access to the feedback from other mbti types?
I'm a 54 year old ENFP. These are some of my life's lessons: Good friends that you can trust or counselors are important for talking out problems. They won't have the answers, but talking will help you figure things out.
I enjoy work that is different every day, different problems or people each day. I have numerous hobbies that I switch back and forth between, that keep me excited in the next day. Trying and learning new things, outside of my career, is what keeps me mentally stimulated and feeling alive.
BEWARE of abusive men. Our loving and forgiving nature is exactly what the want. Especially narcissistic abusers. Even though you have enough love for the weak and needy, you deserve to be loved too, by someone just as loving as you are!!!
The comments, to me, have been just as insightful as the article. My INTJ husband says that I'm terrible at sharing or verbalizing my real feelings, so I appreciate the candidness of all of my fellow ENFP types. I resonate with much in the article. And the financial piece was an eye opener for me! It made me realize that this truly is a struggle for me. As a mother of seven, who has only held vet few and pretty short time jobs, I find myself having to make financial decisions daily. My husband owns his own business and I've had the privilege of staying home to raise/teach our kids. Past financial mess ups, still haunt me. I want my husband to trust me with money, but he certainly has grounds to be nervous. I love spontaneity and I love giving money and possessions away. I also love thrift store shopping and finding just the right treasure for my home or for someone else. My husband would like to focus on paying down our debt and I never even think about it. Poor guy. Also, another area of struggle for me is time. I don't know if time and money are linked for an ENFP, but I rarely know how to measure time. Like money, it very easily slips out of my hands and it can cause me great angst. Time does not feel like a friend to me.
wow! thank you!! ı am 17 years old enfp . while ı was reading all comments ı noticed that all emotional challanges enfp s had ı had the same.I truly understand and feel what is written.Feeling lonely ,being abondend , boredom ,Feeling weird and trying to fit in ,a lot worry about judgements and mony.It 's like we're all the same body that wounded but different urbans.anyway I have a question ı guess ı need guidence because ı feel like ı neeed a stick that gives me rational analyses and advices and make me hope of life and myself. ı noticed that ı m highly emotional and sensitivr about judgements.when i m with my friends i tell what i wounded but i wound a lot so it became like she is super sensitive be careful when you talk for my friends.And expressing emotions no matter what feels weaker becuse ı seem weaker.I kind a hate my emotional temper .ı dont know how to fell less how to feel stronger.or being more reckless about judgements or generally people ı like them much but worry to not to be loved so ı just dont talk.plus ı cant study because ı cant focus and afraid of not to be perfect.It shouldnt so hard to be peaceful for god sake! if you guys can give me advices i will be so happy!!^v^
Reading the comments above, well, they could have all been written by me at one time or another. It is amazing to know and hear about other ENFPs with similar experiences and feelings in their lives. Thank you for the validation!
I'm almost 60, and through Facebook, connected with a ton of my high school class. We were 700 strong, and I knew and remembered most of the kids in the class. I flitted around all the different cliques, the smokers (back then we smoked in the bathroom), the jocks, the nerds, the smart ones, and even those who didn't seem to fit in with anyone, I'd hang out with I occasion. I guess because of that, I got to know many people in my class. So here we are on fb, and I'm chatting to a guy who was an a/v geek back then and is now a photographer. He told me how he didn't fit in and Howe the beautiful girls never paid him or his friends any attention. He said he liked me cause I always smiled and talked with him. And that his friend Joe (another a/v guy) had a crush on me. My heart went back 45 years, and I could see the both of them. They taught me about cameras, about photography and let me borrow their equipment. I never knew Joe had a crush on me. He was very sweet. I also never considered my self part of the beautiful girls (I was chunky all my life) although some of my friends were pretty. I realize now why i flitted about in and out of so many circles of people. I wanted everyone to be happy.
But I had a very dark side, too, cause I felt different inside. Unlovable, weird, hated authority, and I did act out. Skipped school, experimented with drugs, drank, and so, this prevented me from hitting my stride. I dropped the nice guys for abusive guys, for the adrenalin hit of the drama.
I did graduate college. I was told in high school by my teachers that I'd never get in anywhere for college, so of course, I had to prove them wrong. It took the different careers, all of which I loved, to finally having my own one person business which is working out ok for me. At this point, I wish I weren't married as he puts me down constantly, tells me I'm crazy cause of my many (successful) careers, argues with me all the time, and is not appreciative of anything I do. He stopped working 4 years ago after being very sick (almost died).
Divorce isn't the answer here cause then I'd be poor again and still supporting him. So I put up with his crp.
I feel like I can say all of this because every one here can relate to one part of my story or another. I thank you all, cause I really needed to get that of my chest!!
Randomly stumbled upon this site from a Podcast (amazing how little I was able to find about the ENFP on iTunes). Just finished reading through this article and all the comments. I rarely scroll down the full page (guess there is always something else that spontaneously peaks my attention) but sure glad I did! To all the younger people reading and exploring who YOU are, keep. on. going. I'm 36 (but don't look a day over 35), seeking my next opportunity and can personally say I find this kind of conversation fascinating and very comforting. It's great to hear there are other people that resonate with these character traits. I haven't had a traditional career path and it isn't from lack of talent, drive or motivation — so many things are just COOL. How could I not try them out? Ideas come frequently but sometimes I feel like a hobo chasing the next train. When I'm passionate about something my creativity flows out of me. I feel like I've finally found the key to happiness. I feel unstoppable, time suspends and all practical worries disappear. The greatest strength I have is ability to make other people feel the same. Although this is often short lived as my passion fades like a sunset.
I'm a sound bite type, so I wanted to include my favorite snippets from this article. The ones I will take with me on my journey. Many thanks for all the words of wisdom. Before reading on, I'd like to contribute my own as no matter what you feel right now, it's temporary. Good, bad or indifferent.
"Be honest. First with yourself and then with the people you surround yourself with. Half truths told to impress are like drugs, a temporary solution to quench the boredom. Reality will still be there long after your high fades. You are loved and stories can always be improved by framing them in truth." – Lt
Below are my favorite snippets from this article. Hope reading this helps you today. It certainly has brightened mine 🙂
Quotes I like —
"Do not do operational work, stick with creative, innovative, people-facing work that has a visual and abstract element to it."
"[ENFP's] have a natural charisma that puts people at ease and makes even the most lonely, or damaged, among us feel like we are understood and valued as human beings."
"Your kindness and compassion are going to define your life. You may be tempted to pursue fame, but that's not where your heart is. Your greatest gift is your ability to see others: both their beauty and their pain. You love and are loved so much."
"Wisdom is doing the wrong thing, correcting it, so you can help others navigate if they choose to."
Quotes that resonate —
"ENFPs may appear to be the life of the party, but they carry a lot of inner wounding due to past decisions"
"You're depressed because you have a desire deep down inside to do something great with your life. You're greater than what everyone else thinks and if you don't do something right now to start believing in yourself and unleash that greatness inside of you, you're going to end up wasting more than 30 years of your life."
"Don't work so hard to buck the system. You can be independent without being a pain in the ass."
"ENFPs are the least likely to get stressed out and because of this have lower than average rates of heart disease, hypertension, and chronic pain. They do have one achilles heel, however. The main thing ENFPs stress over is finances."
"Stop running from the pain, you can't out run it anyway. However, I've never met an enfp that couldn't dance through it. Learn to harness your pain and realize it is there to clear out stagnation. Oh,and the drug thing… if, you're doing it to escape boredom or issues just remember that when you're done the boredom, issues or fear will be there right where you left them, but often with added company."
" Visual hobbies with dexterity (DIY projects, artisan workings, making food/beer/etc) keep ENFPs engaged and happy.. Doing it full time can be fulfilling, or burn one out, depending on the situation. Sometimes keeping it as a side project can be the better route."
"letting someone down will probably continue to be the hardest thing you'll ever do."
Needless to say how much I can personally relate to the content discussed on this page especially here at the comments section. I'd like nothing more than to be appreciative towards those sharing their past experiences of adolescence with those still going through the process.
I mean this seriously… because like all of life, nothing can be more damaging than forcing yourself to stay in your shell (when it's more than cracked and you're praying that it won't fall apart) when adolescence is one of the grandest journeys out there outside of our shell, just like a little happy feet penguin about to open up to the world by dancing as soon as she cracks her shell.
It's hard to be a teen growing up with the campaigner mentality compared to our other Divergent counterparts. There's so much conflict between who we are, one hand we want to be pleased and applauded by friends and family… and on the other, we often decide to give up an imperative part of ourselves for them do so. There's this constant yet changing motion of unbalancing ourselves to be like the next. Here is the place to end such a situation, in fact, rather it's a place to carry on with the real one, being a teen, that is… being your own kind of teen, being your own kind of product of Self. There's a whole universe out there and nobody is telling us what to do, except us. And if you get bored? Go further (if you're into national geographics you may have made this your personal motto), it's something humans have little trouble doing.
Getting to know yourself is the grandest thing in life. Yes we are over-thinkers but its a buy product of our natural tendencies to be curious:
you're in math class and you are to simplify some algebraic expressions. Now most students would just do what the teacher tells them but you? You're either the student who pays absolutely no attention to your work (boredom) or… you're the student who instead of just looking at the question and answering it, you take 5000 steps back understanding who, what, where, when and why algebra exists today. That way you answer the reasons why math exists as well as completing your work. That's curiosity and it's not much of a curse, it's your gift of being intuitive.
If you're having trouble with your social life as in you're parents are telling you to go out and make friends and go to parties and stop spending time at home alone and your peers have started to host parties of their own and somehow you're not that keen to do the same:
Your parents are just concerned about your kind of fun. Just because people don't see you partying does NOT mean that you cannot party. You my friend are what shrinks call an introverted extrovert. You are the thinking caterpillar and the social butterfly just like you're Clark Kent at first then superman afterwards (unsure about the order) give or take a few abs.
But seriously guys this is a great place to say what's to say. I'm only 16 and Iove my cup of tea especially when the birds are singing. The following day I'm making a hell of a lot of friends volunteering for fundraisers.
Whether you're an ENFP teen or not, a guide can be extremely useful when helping you decide things on your road to success. There's like this ebook you could buy online from http://www.16personalities.com
that focuses on your specific Myers Briggs personality type. There may be other places to get it for free or you could just research whatever you're struggling with, maybe methods to help you follow your goals, career choices, relationships… idk, the search is endless. Also for those who struggle finding God or for those who want to understand life on a deeper level, try reading the Conversations with God trilogy. It's like a dialogue between God and the author Neale Walsch. I'm not saying that you should read it and I'm not trying to be a controversial guy here especially if his just a kid. I'm just saying that this book helped me a lot through some dark times especially with God… and since we share the same traits why not look it up.
Also there's a difference between listening to other people's opinions based on their experiences and listening to your own Self.
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Looking at top centres around the league, franchise calibre players.... Theyve almost exclusively been drafted by their teams. #1 Centres essentially never get traded, Thornton is literally the only example, unless you count guys like M. Richards, Carter, Ribeiro, etc. who i consider to be 1B guys. Even in free agency, B. Richards is the only example.
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My life up until this year had to me seemed to me to be near to pointless. My father was dead (through alcohol), and at times, my mother might as well have been. Our family did not function in any fashion whatsoever and the only thing on offer was anger and hatred. Every one around me seemed to have a chip on their shoulder and it wasn't long before I got one too. In 1988, the day before the Lockerbie bombing, I left the so-called family home vowing never to return. Soon after, I married Sharon, my partner of 6 years.
After I left home and split from my family, things, materially at least, got better. I got out of a dead end job at a car dealer and now have ended up at in a comfortable, better paid position. I holidayed abroad, culminating in a fantastic vacation in the Maldives a couple of years ago. If you get the chance, go there. It is the closest you will get to paradise on this earth. Why? Chiefly because mans' interference is at a minimum and nature flourishes. We even bought a new car albeit a Vauxhall Corpse, sorry Corsa. I bought a new PC, we bought our own home, I pursed many hobbies etc. etc. and yet a huge invisible chunk was missing.
Those that I thought should have been my closest allies, my family, had become wrapped up so much in their own problems that the anger and frustration just blew us apart. I was missing those that many can count on and perhaps take for granted. The death of my father back in 1999 brought us all back together briefly, but the old resentments were simmering beneath the surface. After a gap of a decade it was more or less back to how it used to be. I am now out of the family circle altogether.


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Well the Pacers finally made it on the last game of the year and not in a way anyone thought likely at the beginning of the year
A little early, no?
"So, which one of you guys is going to come in second?" - Larry Bird before the 3 point contest. He won.
And eat **** Heat fans! No playoffs and they'll probably lose both Waiters and James Johnson.
I have to admit if you asked me last month if the Pacers were going to make the playoffs I would've said no.
I'll enjoy it for what it is they made the playoffs.
Anything beyond that is miraculous at this point.
Bring out the witch doctors, bury a toad in your backyard, I dont care, do anything that could help Teague be healthy for game 1
Alright, let's dethrone the champs, shall we?
Glad we got in. Our momentum is really good right now. Let's attempt to make of it the best we can
Tonight, all flags must burn, in place of steeples.
Autonomy must return into the hands of the people.
Tmac saying "I like this past 2 weeks PG, had he played like this the whole season they are a higher seed"
Glad Tmac agrees with me
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Root for a Portland win guys, they can tie Pacers and Bucks for same record and with some coin luck the Pacers can get the 16th pick...right now its 17 or 18.
"It's just unfortunate that we've been penalized so much this year and nothing has happened to the Pistons, the Palace or the city of Detroit," he said. "It's almost like it's always our fault. The league knows it. They should be ashamed of themselves to let the security be as lax as it is around here."
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"We've got to be very clear about this. We don't want our players hanging around with murderers," said Larry Bird, Pacers president.
It would be like if Paul George played like 'Playoff Paul' all season. However, I'm not sure that level of play and intensity is sustainable for an entire 82 game season.
I'm not perfect and neither are you.
Romans 3:23 for all have sinned and fall short of the esteem of Elohim,
Ephisians 4: 32 And be kind towards one another, tenderhearted, forgiving one another, as Elohim also forgave you in Messiah.
PG finishing the season at over 46% from the field. A nice, much needed improvement.
Lifelong pacers fan
If you told me Pacers had to win out, get those last 5, to be in the playoffs, I woulda said we were out.
Anything can happen, LETSSSSS GOOOOO
They take 1/2 of the game off every game though (on the defensive end)
PG for MVP. What an awesome game from him....he was really tired.
Monta, on the other hand, against the worst defender in the NBA (Calderon): 0/0/1.
I thought we really locked down and played great defense (especially perimeter) in the final four minutes.
PG's best offensive season of his career. He deserves All-NBA
Gotta give some credit to Mcmillan. He's incorporated Lance brilliantly the last couple weeks eventually handing over full time ball handling duties. Give him credit for finally going small and benching Al Jeff for Seraphin too. He's redeemed himself in my opinion.
The Pacers have only missed the playoffs in one post-JOB season. A person could argue that we only missed the playoffs in that lone post-JOB season because of a broken leg and a turned down extension.
Nate has made the playoffs 100% of the time as a head coach for the Indiana Pacers.
Frank has missed the playoffs 100% of the time as a head coach for Not Indiana Pacers.
Thank you Larry
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Have to agree that having had a small hand in bumping the Heat
out of the playoff picture is a somewhat satisfying victory unto
Am glad to see the Pacers got in. A few weeks ago I was thinking
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I recently did a scan of our internal infrastructure IP ranges and almost every server that was detected was added as an httpdevice. I found that if I re-classified the Windows servers as Servers and clicked re-scan I would then get a failed auth scan error, which then allowed me to add login details and re-scan again to properly discover. This all seems like a horribly inefficient way to do this first of all but secondly this method doesn't seem to work with Linux servers. I need to know if there is a way to click a device after it has been detected and add/change its login details (SSH, Windows, SNMP). If not, this would be a hugely useful tool (I can imagine) to everyone in a future release.
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You can more or less do this now by updating your network scan settings to add the IP address or name of the computer in question and can then specify the credentials you want to use for that machine.
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If you have similar machines grouped into IP ranges (all Linux machines from x.x.x.1-20, for example) you could set up that range and specify the correct account information as well, which will save you from entering each computer into the scan separately.
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Unfortunately, all of the servers use different credentials and I actually tried the first suggestion (i.e. scan found computer named "computer", classified as httpdevice, I added a logins entry for "computer" to the scan settings) and re-scan but nothing gets populated. But I guess more to the point of my original question was the fact that I cannot seem to click edit on an already discovered device and enter anything remotely useful. When clicking on edit for existing devices I can change name and location and things like that but cannot say "by the way this is a server and you can look at the "computer" login credentials for access ". Sorry to be so long winded, just a bit confused as why some things are so complicated or not incorporated at all in a product that otherwise is very nicely executed and easy to use.
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Indian car manufacturer Maruti Suzuki too is ready to challenge the Competition Commission Of India (CCI) against the fine imposed to them along with 14 other car makers.
The CCI had earlier imposed a fine against 14 car manufacturers for violating trade norms, which overall accounted to INR 2,545 crore.
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CCI had found that auto manufacturers had violated competition norms in regards to its agreements with local Original Equipment Suppliers (OESs) and with authorised dealers.
Maruti Suzuki alone was fined an amount of INR 471.14 crore.
The Competition Act in 2002, states that the orders passed by the Competition Commission of India (CCI) can be challenged before the COMPAT (Competition Appellate Tribunal) within a time period of 60 days.
RC Bhargava, Chairman of Maruti Suzuki India says that CCI have not understood the entire issue of spare parts of cars. What they say can be applicable to other industries but not in the automotive industry. He says that the nature of the automobile industry is totally different.
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Birds disappearing? No way, you might scoff.
There are still lots of birds around, you say. And you'd be right.
But what most of us are seeing are what bird experts call generalists — birds that tend to have little trouble living alongside people.
Birds such as crows, blue jays and pigeons. Or starlings and house sparrows, although even their numbers are down somewhat in Nova Scotia.
Less obvious — unless you're specifically looking — is that populations of a wide variety of other bird species found in and around this province have been shrinking for decades.
The hardest hit? Songbirds and seabirds.
"You can't help but notice things are changing," says Eric Mills, vice-president of the Nova Scotia Bird Society and an active birder for more than half a century.
"We see the abundance of birds going down," says Mills, professor emeritus of science history at Dalhousie University. "Year by year, there are fewer birds coming through, in some species anyway. The ones we value the most, frequently. We all see it."
Chimney swifts and swallows, warblers and blackbirds. Terns, murres and puffins. All have declined in number, some so precipitously they've been declared endangered.
The grim news regarding birds, of course, is hardly confined to Nova Scotia.
One in eight bird species on Earth is now in danger of global extinction, according to The State of the World's Birds, a 2013 survey by Bird Life International, the world's largest nature conservation partnership, made up of non-profit NGOs and as many as 10 million members and supporters worldwide.
That's worth repeating. One in eight of all bird species worldwide could disappear.
Here in North America, more than a third (37 per cent) of the 1,154 bird species native to Canada, the continental U.S. and Mexico need urgent conservation efforts to help them survive, warned an assessment released last May by the North American Bird Conservation Initiative.
The most threatened category is oceanic birds, according to the tri-national The State of North American Birds 2016. Nearly half of all seabirds (45 species) are on NABCI's Watch List.
The same survey ranked coastal birds, including sandpipers and plovers, the third-highest category of concern (37 per cent of 164 species).
Then, just last month, a new survey of North America's 448 land-based bird species reported the continent has lost a staggering 1.5 billion breeding birds — many of them songbirds — since the 1970s.
Nearly one in five types of North American land birds — 86 of 448 species — need urgent action to help stem steep population declines, according to The Partners in Flight Landbird Conservation Plan. The work, an update on PIF's previous survey in 2004, was produced by a network of more than 150 partner organizations throughout the Western Hemisphere.
Ken Rosenberg of the Cornell Laboratory of Ornithology in New York, a co-author of the PIF report, says it's difficult to calculate the total number of breeding land birds in North America, but estimates range from two billion to five billion. So the missing 1.5 billion represents a significant loss.
What's happening? Why are so many bird species under threat?
The reasons, experts say, are wide and varied.
Climate change. Diminished food supplies. Man-made destruction and alteration of habitat. Pesticide use in agriculture. Dangers posed by man-made structures and related activities, such as gas flares. Predation by cats, both feral and house pets allowed to roam outdoors (experts point out native North American bird species evolved for millions of years before cats, brought here by Europeans less than 500 years ago, arrived, so native birds are often extremely vulnerable to the introduced predators).
On offshore islands, invasive rats and feral cats have often devastated nesting seabird colonies.
For land-based migratory species, like songbirds, "it's all of these issues combined causing these ongoing declines," says Judith Kennedy, another co-author of the recent Partners in Flight report and head of the migratory birds conservation unit at Environment and Climate Change Canada in Gatineau, Que.
Habitat change and loss are the primary problems, she says. But those other factors are putting even more pressure on stressed populations.
"A bird may reproduce and get their young out of the nest but then they've got to migrate," says Kennedy. "And so, in the migration, they have the risk of running into buildings, they have the risk of being preyed upon by cats, they may run into a gas flare, they may go to land somewhere and there's no habitat (or food) on the migration route.
"Or they may get to their final wintering destination and they have all of those same threats at that end, as well."
Even human-produced light pollution can disorient migrating birds, according to The Messenger, a moving documentary about the ongoing disappearance of the world's songbirds.
The film, made by SongbirdSOS Productions, a Toronto-based independent production company, and released in 2015, was screened at Dalhousie last month.
One scene in the film shows the memorial to the missing World Trade Center towers in Manhattan — large spotlights pointing skyward to mimic the downed twin towers — inadvertently drawing thousands of confused migrating birds down toward the lights. Officials, on hand specifically to monitor bird behaviour, eventually shut off the lights.
Another threat comes from wind turbines, which kill between 140,000 and 328,000 birds annually in North America.
Climate change is also affecting food supplies, says David Currie, a birder for 50 years and, for the last four years, president of the Nova Scotia Bird Society.
The timing of insects hatching, relied on for food by migratory birds returning to the province to nest, has been altered by changing temperature patterns, he says.
Some birds, like tree swallows, seem to adjust and now arrive almost two weeks earlier each spring, says Currie. But others, like bank swallows — once much more abundant in Nova Scotia than they are today — have not adapted as well.
Meanwhile, the biggest problem for seabirds off our coasts seems to be lack of food, says Currie.
Warming waters due to climate change are driving many of the fish that seabirds feed upon to colder, deeper waters, many experts say.
That means more competition from other seabirds and, at times, fishermen, for the remaining fish, says Mills.
"There's just not enough food close enough to the (nesting) islands," Currie says. "If they have to go two days away to get the right amount of food to bring back to the chick and (as a result) the chick is not viable anymore, it's a wasted trip."
In recent years, there have been news reports of puffin chicks starving to death on Machias Seal Island in the Bay of Fundy. Similar stories have been reported about northern gannet chicks off Newfoundland.
Ian McLaren, a conservationist, author (All the Birds of Nova Scotia, 2012) and retired professor emeritus of the biology department at Dalhousie, says predation by gulls and bald eagles — the latter one of the success stories in rebuilding a bird population — on seabirds during breeding season off Nova Scotia is also a problem.
Surprisingly, all species of gulls and even land-based starlings in this province have declined in the last half-century, according to statistics on Nova Scotia bird species from the North American Breeding Bird Survey 1966-2013 Analysis, done by the Patuxent Wildlife Research Center in Laurel, Md.
The reasons are similar and relate to food supply, says McLaren.
"In the mid-20th century, they (gulls and starlings) were considered out of control because of the abundance of open landfills and garbage pits … filled with organics and, in the case of gulls, a large and wasteful fishery and lax regulations about effluents from fish plants.
"By the late 20th century, in Halifax and elsewhere, landfills and fish plants became cleaned up and the fisheries diminished, and both gulls and starlings began to crash."
Of course, thousands of people were devastated by the fisheries downturn. And cleaning up dumps was the right thing to do. But such examples show just how much bird populations can be affected by human activity.
In Nova Scotia, the government lists the barn swallow, Canada warbler, rusty blackbird, Bicknell's thrush, red knot, chimney swift, roseate tern, piping plover and harlequin duck as endangered bird species. Several more species are considered threatened or vulnerable.
The challenges are daunting, but the situation is far from hopeless, says Kennedy. People have responded with solutions before.
She cites the example of the successful recovery of many bird species after DDT use — which caused eggshell thinning in birds higher in the food chain, like raptors and pelicans — was scaled back in the '70s.
"That's a great example of, you know, you identify the problem, you take the action and you have the confirmation outcome that you're looking for."
Mills mentions ongoing worldwide efforts to rid vulnerable seabird nesting islands of rats and other invasive predators. When successful — as on South Georgia in the South Atlantic — bird populations can recover amazingly fast.
Currie points to how, when people realized duck populations were in decline, campaigns were launched to protect and restore wetlands.
"Ducks Unlimited became involved, hunters became involved and it became a rallying call. So you have all these beautiful wetlands around now and waterfowl are doing great."
But, cautions Currie, the crisis now "is a much harder one to deal with."
So what, if anything, can be done?
Because the pressures on birds are so many and varied, there's no one answer.
"There are lots of best-management practices for sustainable forestry and agriculture that we can implement," says Kennedy. "That can minimize the amount of impact on birds and other wildlife. It's not that we have to go back to living a completely natural life, but reducing the impact we're having could be super helpful."
In Nova Scotia, Currie and Mills both say, provincial governments, in particular the Department of Natural Resources, have contributed to degradation and destruction of bird habitat by allowing forest practices such as clearcutting and the burning of biomass for energy.
Currie acknowledges habitat loss is a problem that spans the continent and beyond. But, he says, Nova Scotia's got an important role to play.
"We owe it to Mexico, we owe it to the U.S., to protect the habitat that's so important for these birds as they come up here to breed. If we don't have any place for them to breed, it's going to be really quick before they can't sustain the numbers they need to continue to be here."
Meanwhile, despite decades of discussion, the province still doesn't have a coastal policy to govern development and other shoreline issues — to the detriment of coastal birds, says Mills.
Mills also says he'd like to see fishing fleets ease off their efforts near islands where seabirds nest.
"Find ways of sharing stocks like herring with whales and seabirds. In other words, reduce the human catch."
That may sound like sacrificing jobs, but — if it would help — surely there's a middle ground, a way to make allowances for breeding seabirds at critical times of the year.
What about smaller steps, the kind of stuff an individual can do?
Bird Studies Canada, a national charity for bird research, citizen science, education and conservation, offers a list of ways people can help birds.
Another group working to safeguard birds in urban environments is Flap Canada.
And, if you own one or more cats, bird experts ask you keep them from harming wildlife.
"The main thing is just not to allow cats out to roam freely," says Kennedy, "especially during the migration seasons, when birds are coming through in big numbers and many of them are tired and feeding on the ground.
Kennedy recommends catsandbirds.ca as a website showing how cats and birds can co-exist.
The problem is not trivial. Feral cats, especially, have been linked in studies around the world to declining wildlife numbers, including birds. Feral cats have contributed to the extinction of 33 island-based bird species globally.
House cats let outside, however, can also cause huge damage to bird populations. A study by Environment Canada scientist Peter Blancher estimated cats (62 per cent ferals, 38 per cent pets) kill anywhere from 105 million to 348 million birds every year in this country.
About a quarter (115 of 468) of bird species found regularly in Canada are vulnerable due to their nesting or feeding behaviour, said Blancher.
Dogs have also been blamed for killing wildlife, including birds. In Nova Scotia, off-leash dogs have been a threat to birds like the endangered piping plover.
So there are fewer birds, some might say. So what?
"Birds provide a lot of other ecosystem services," says Kennedy. "They pollinate plants. They spread seeds. They consume insects. They have an important role to play in the ecosystem." And their habitats serve humans, by providing oxygen and helping maintain the water table.
"The more species we have around us, the more they interact in complicated ways and the more stable the natural systems are that we depend on," argues Mills. "We can expect to see more uncertainty in our environments, in our surroundings, if we have fewer species of plants and animals of all kinds, including birds."
"Birds represent an indicator of the well-being of the planet," says Currie, "as they are literally the canaries in the mines. It's more than not hearing birds sing and missing what once was."
Currie, now retired after a career in insurance, was originally drawn to birds by their immense variety and diversity. He says he loved learning about each species' behaviour and their unique niche in the ecosystem.
"I think we will still lose birds to extinction due to our inattention and ignorance, but I am optimistic when I see the young minds out there in science who are dedicating their lives to finding solutions.
"This has been a passion for me for 50 years," says Currie. Seeing birds in abundance "makes me feel good … that things are right with the world."


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Table Top Racing: World Tour is a sequel to Table Top Racing released originally for the iOS platform in 2013 which was followed by PlayStation Vita and Android versions the year after. World Tour doesn't exactly revolutionise the Table Top Racing formula but it does give players the chance to sample its miniature delights on the PlayStation 4 console for the first time, and an Xbox One version currently in the works.


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"This is obviously my fave holiday recipe! Martha Stewart's version is the most delish, but I sex it up by doubling the vodka, and that's a good thing!" —Joanna Coles, editor-in-chief, Cosmopolitan 1.5 oz. cranberry and orange vodka (sex it up by doubling it!) 1/2 oz. cranberry juice 1/2 oz. freshly squeezed lime juice 1/2 oz. orange flavored liqueur (Cointreau works best) Ice cubes Orange peel, for garnish Cranberries, for garnish In a cocktail shaker, combine vodka, cranberry juice, lime juice, orange liqueur, and ice; shake until well combined. Strain into a chilled martini glass. Twist orange peel over cocktail and add to glass. Garnish with skewered cranberries; serve immediately.
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MTV has renewed Rob Dyrdek's series Ridiculousness for a second season. The show, in the vein of America's Funniest Home Videos and Tosh.0, airs at 10 PM and features Dyrdek's take on funny amateur viral videos. "Rob is a powerhouse talent with a long history with MTV, and his brand of comedy, from Ridiculousness to Fantasy Factory, is a perfect fit on our network," MTV head of programming David Janollari said. Ridiculousness has been a promising new series for MTV, averaging a 1.8 persons 12-34 rating and 1.9 million viewers. It is exec produced by Dyrdek, Jeff Tremaine, Shane Nickerson and Christian Duguay.
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I can watch the same videos on Youtube and TruTV Dumbest Videos.
And this is our next generation??
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If you dnt like this show den ur crazi cuz dis show is da ish.p It makes me laugh so hard dat I cant even eat while watching it. Please do not drink while watching this show lol
My daughter, son, n I watch this show e dry Monday night. We never missed a show. Rob Dyrdek make the show. We laugh through the whole show. Can't wait for season 2. Doesn't matter how bad our day is n we've had some bad ones lately, we know that we will forget it all n laugh our assess off for at least a half hour. Thank u for that Rob n keep it up.
Awesome show, I really enjoyed the first season and can't wait for the second one !
Cannot wait for the second season! Best video show ever!
This show is amazing! Much better than tosh will ever be!! Me and my dad watch every episode!!!
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Ridiculousness is tosh.o without the gay shit, and as far as YouTube goes, watching ridiculousness shows the funniest videos saving you the time of searching the web for them and plus you have rob adding to the comedy with his comments and naturally funny personality. Don't get me wrong I watch tosh.o also and am a fan but I'm a way bigger fan of ridiculousness, mostly because it doesn't have the gay parts, I'm a fan of all of Jeff Tramaine's work, and most of all because I love Rob Dyrdek. He has a personality that was made for tv, he is goofy, hilarious, and a great person. I hope I get the chance to meet him and maybe work with him on the Fantasy Factory some day. So for all you people who don't like the show or Rob that's your opinion and I'll respect that, but quit bitching about just watch something else you prefer, but I do have to say that in my opinion if you don't think Rob is hilarious then you have a dry, different, and weird sense of humor. No disrespect meant to anyone I'm just expressing my opinions. If you see this Rob hit me up I guarantee we can have some ridiculous times. Ttyl duece


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Google I/O is coming up just a week from today, Google today released the Google I/O mobile app for Android.
"For the 2011 edition we redesigned the app to support Android tablets, taking advantage of the extra screen space to offer a realtime activity stream for Google I/O as well as a tablet optimized layout. For the first time, you'll be able to stay up to date with I/O as it happens, regardless of whether you're using your computer, tablet, or smartphone.
We've added some new features to make it easier for you to connect with the I/O session content on the go, even if you don't have a ticket into Moscone Center," stated Google.
"Our most popular features from last year are making a comeback for the Google I/O 2011 mobile app as well. Browse through session content and schedules, orient yourself with a map, check out the Sandbox, and take notes to get the most out of your experience at the conference.
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