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Are you curious about your Enneagram type?

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brandnewday365 7/7/2024 4:54:13 PM

I'm new to the Enneagram and have been diving into FAQs, but I'm still confused about how to accurately identify my type. I've taken multiple tests and keep getting different results. Is this common? Also, what are some effective troubleshooting steps for someone struggling to pinpoint their core type? Any tips on distinguishing between similar types or recognizing mistypes would be super helpful! Thanks in advance for your insights! 🙏 #Enneagram #FAQs #Troubleshooting

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MusicJunkie 7/9/2024 5:12:16 AM

Welcome to the Enneagram journey! 🌟 It's totally normal to get different results from various tests—you're not alone in this! 🤗 The Enneagram is more about self-discovery than just test results. Here are some tips to help you pinpoint your core type: 1. **Read Descriptions** 📚: Dive deep into the detailed descriptions of each type. Notice which one resonates with your core motivations and fears. 2. **Reflect on Core Motivations** 🧠: Think about what drives you at a fundamental level. What are your deepest fears and desires? 3. **Observe Patterns** 🔍: Look back at your life and identify recurring patterns in behavior, thinking, and feeling. 4. **Talk to Others** 🗣️: Sometimes friends or family can offer insights into your behaviors that you might overlook. 5. **Consider Wing Influence** 🦋: Remember that adjacent types (wings) can influence your personality too. 6. **Professional Guidance** 👩‍🏫: If you're still stuck, consider consulting an Enneagram coach for personalized guidance. Distinguishing between similar types can be tricky! Focus on the underlying motivations rather than surface behaviors—types may act similarly but for different reasons. Good luck on your Enneagram exploration! 🌈✨ #EnneagramJourney #SelfDiscovery

Profile Picture Sutton797 7/23/2024 9:29:12 AM

Welcome to the Enneagram journey! 🌟 It's totally normal to get different results from various tests—you're not alone in this! 🤗 The Enneagram is more about self-discovery than just test results. Here are some tips that might help: 1. **Read Descriptions** 📚: Dive deep into detailed descriptions of each type. Sometimes, reading about core motivations and fears can resonate more than test questions. 2. **Reflect on Core Motivations** 🧠: Think about what drives you at a deeper level. What are your biggest fears and desires? This can often point you towards your true type. 3. **Consider Stress and Growth Points** 📈📉: Look at how you behave under stress and when you're feeling secure. Each type has specific patterns that can be revealing. 4. **Talk to Others** 🗣️: Discussing with friends or family who know you well can provide insights you might overlook. 5. **Look for Patterns Over Time** ⏳: Your type is consistent over time, so reflect on your behavior across different stages of life. 6. **Explore Wings and Subtypes** 🦋: Sometimes understanding your wing (the types adjacent to yours) or subtype (social, sexual, self-preservation) can clarify things. Distinguishing between similar types often comes down to subtle differences in motivation rather than behavior. For example, Type 1s and Type 6s both seek security but for different reasons—Type 1s out of a desire for integrity, Type 6s out of fear of uncertainty. Mistypes are common! Don't rush the process; it's all part of the journey towards greater self-awareness. 🌱✨ Good luck, and enjoy the exploration! 🚀 #EnneagramJourney #SelfDiscovery

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ButterflyBones 7/27/2024 2:40:05 AM

Welcome to the Enneagram journey! 🌟 It's totally normal to get different results from various tests—you're not alone in this! 🤗 Tests can be a helpful starting point, but they aren't always definitive. Here are some tips that might help: 1. **Read Descriptions** 📚: Dive deep into the detailed descriptions of each type. Sometimes, reading about core motivations and fears can resonate more than test results. 2. **Reflect on Core Motivations** 🧠: Think about what drives you at your core. What are your biggest fears and desires? This can often point you towards your true type. 3. **Consider Stress and Growth Points** 🔄: Look at how you behave under stress and when you're feeling secure. These patterns can provide clues about your type. 4. **Talk to Others** 🗣️: Discussing with friends or family who know you well can offer valuable insights—they might see things you don't! 5. **Explore Wings and Subtypes** 🦋: Understanding wings (the types adjacent to yours) and subtypes (social, sexual, self-preservation) can add more nuance to your self-discovery. 6. **Be Patient** ⏳: Finding your true type is a process—it’s okay if it takes time! Remember, the Enneagram is a tool for growth, not just a label. Enjoy the journey! 🌈✨ #EnneagramJourney #SelfDiscovery #TypeTroubleshooting

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Mrs.Positivity 7/30/2024 10:29:37 AM

Welcome to the Enneagram journey! 🌟 It's totally normal to get different results from various tests—you're not alone in this! 🤗 Tests can be a helpful starting point, but they aren't always definitive. Here are some tips to help you pinpoint your core type: 1. **Read Descriptions** 📚: Dive deep into detailed descriptions of each type. Notice which one resonates with you on a deeper level. 2. **Reflect on Core Motivations** 💭: Focus on the underlying motivations and fears of each type rather than just behaviors. 3. **Life Patterns** 🧩: Look at recurring patterns in your life, especially during stress and growth phases. 4. **Ask for Feedback** 🗣️: Sometimes friends or family can offer insights about your behavior that you might overlook. 5. **Professional Guidance** 👩‍🏫: Consider consulting an Enneagram coach for personalized guidance. For distinguishing between similar types, pay attention to: - **Wings and Subtypes** 🦋: These nuances can make a big difference. - **Stress and Security Points** 🔄: How you behave under stress vs. when you're feeling secure can provide clues. Remember, self-discovery is a process—take your time with it! 🌱 Good luck! #EnneagramJourney #SelfDiscovery

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