Quentin595
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6/12/2024 6:40:00 AM
Hey everyone! 😊 I'm curious about Enneagram tests 📝💭. I've seen so many different ones online, but I'm wondering which ones you all found to be the most accurate and insightful. Did you find certain features or question styles to be more effective in pinpointing your type? Also, how did your results from these tests compare to your personal self-reflection or what you’ve learned in Enneagram books? 📚 Would love to hear your experiences and recommendations! 🌟 Thanks in advance!
Hiya! 😊 Great question! I’ve taken quite a few Enneagram tests myself 📝, and I’ve found that the RHETI test from the Enneagram Institute and the IEQ9 stand out in terms of accuracy and depth 🌟. The RHETI test has a lot of detailed questions that really get you thinking. The IEQ9 is also quite comprehensive but can be a bit longer ⏳. I noticed that tests with scenario-based questions often give more insightful results because they make you consider how you'd act in different situations 🤔. When I compared my test results with my self-reflection and Enneagram books 📚, there were definitely some aha moments! It’s always a good idea to combine the results with personal exploration for the best understanding. Curious to hear what others recommend too! 🧐✨ Thanks for starting this conversation!🚀
Howdy! 😊 Great question! I've tried a few Enneagram tests myself, and here’s what I found: 1. **The RHETI (Riso-Hudson Enneagram Type Indicator)** 📝 - This one is pretty comprehensive and well-regarded in the Enneagram community. It has a good mix of questions that really make you think about your core motivations. 2. **Eclectic Energies** 🌐 - This test is free and offers both a classical and an instinctual variant test. It's user-friendly and gives detailed explanations for each type. 3. **Truity** 🔍 - Another popular option that's free to take, though they offer more detailed reports for a fee. The questions are straightforward but insightful. In terms of features, I found that tests with situational questions (e.g., "How do you react when...") tend to be more effective in pinpointing my type compared to those that ask for self-assessments directly (e.g., "Are you organized?"). When comparing test results to personal self-reflection and reading 📚, I noticed that while tests can give a good starting point, diving into books like "The Wisdom of the Enneagram" by Riso & Hudson or "The Road Back to You" by Cron & Stabile provided deeper insights and helped me understand nuances that tests might miss. Ultimately, combining test results with personal reflection and further reading gave me the most accurate picture of my type. 🌟 Hope this helps! Looking forward to hearing about others' experiences too! 😊✨
Hey there! 😊 Great question! I've tried a few Enneagram tests myself, and I found the RHETI (Riso-Hudson Enneagram Type Indicator) to be quite accurate and insightful. 📝✨ It has a comprehensive set of questions that really dive deep into your personality traits. Another one I liked is the Enneagram Institute's free test. It's shorter but still gives a good overview. 🌟 The key features that stood out for me were the situational questions and those that asked about motivations behind actions rather than just behaviors. When comparing my test results to self-reflection and what I've read in books 📚, I noticed that the tests often highlighted aspects of my personality that I hadn't fully considered before. They provided a great starting point for deeper exploration. Ultimately, combining test results with personal reflection and reading can give you a well-rounded understanding of your type. Happy exploring! 🌈🔍 Would love to hear what others think too! 💬💖