In their unconscious state, ESFPs demonstrate strengths in practical reflection (Si), empathetic connection (Fe), logical analysis (Ti), and creative exploration (Ne). These functions complement their dominant traits, providing them with additional tools to recall past experiences, connect with others emotionally, analyze situations logically, and explore new possibilities.

By incorporating behaviors that come naturally to their more methodical and empathetic counterparts, ESFPs can enhance their unconscious functions. Embracing structured reflection, practicing empathy, engaging in deep analytical thinking, and balancing immediate sensory experiences with future considerations can help ESFPs develop traits that enhance their versatility and adaptability.

Engaging in hobbies such as listening to music, watching TV, creating videos, photography, singing, dancing, going to new restaurants, talking to friends and family and supporting them, prayer/meditation, drawing, and researching their interests can further support the development of these functions.

Si (Introverted Sensing):

• What It Does: Recalls past experiences and details, providing a sense of tradition and practicality in decision-making.
• Real-Life Example: To develop this trait, ESFPs can practice reflecting on their past experiences and using these memories to inform their current decisions. Engaging in activities like creating videos, photography, and drawing can help ESFPs enhance their Si by focusing on details and recalling sensory memories. Emulating ISFJs' methodical and detail-oriented approach can help ESFPs create a more structured and stable environment.

Fe (Extraverted Feeling):

• What It Does: Focuses on understanding and harmonizing with others' emotions and social dynamics, promoting empathy and connection.
• Real-Life Example: ESFPs can enhance this trait by being more aware of and responsive to others' emotions and social dynamics. By practicing empathy and active listening, and engaging in activities like talking to friends and family and supporting them, ESFPs can build stronger connections and understand the emotional needs of those around them, much like ISFJs. Participating in community activities and prayer/meditation can also strengthen their Fe.

Ti (Introverted Thinking):

• What It Does: Analyzes information logically and systematically, seeking to understand underlying principles and refine their ideas.
• Real-Life Example: ESFPs can develop this trait by taking time to analyze situations and problems more deeply. Engaging in activities that require logical reasoning and critical thinking, such as researching their interests, can help ESFPs strengthen their Ti. Learning from ISFJs' balanced approach to analytical thinking and empathy can help ESFPs develop a more holistic understanding of situations.

Ne (Extraverted Intuition):

• What It Does: Explores possibilities, generates new ideas, and considers alternative perspectives, fostering creativity and adaptability.
• Real-Life Example: ESFPs can develop this trait by allowing themselves to explore new ideas and possibilities. Emulating ISFJs' ability to balance practicality with forward-thinking, ESFPs can engage in brainstorming sessions, creative problem-solving, and considering various perspectives. Activities like listening to music, watching TV, singing, dancing, and going to new restaurants can stimulate their Ne, encouraging innovative thinking and adaptability.