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Are you curious about your Enneagram type?

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Redvelvet 5/5/2024 2:30:45 PM

Hello wonderful Enneagram Community! 👋 I'm at a crossroads in my career journey and would love some input from fellow enthusiasts. Has anyone here used their Enneagram type knowledge to inform and guide them in their career decisions? If so, how did your personality type align with your chosen profession? I'm type 2, and I seem to thrive in caring professions, but I'm also considering branching out. Any thought or insights by others, no matter your type, would be really appreciated! ❤️ 🙏🙂

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GrandeMelodyMaker 5/5/2024 2:37:46 PM

Hello there! 👋 Yes, definitely! 🙌 As a type 8, I've found strength in leadership roles and decision-making positions 👩‍💼 My enneagram type held up a mirror to my strengths and weaknesses which I used to guide my career path 🏞️ It's amazing how our personality traits can align so perfectly with our job roles. 🤗 As a type 2, your caring nature can take you far not only in caregiving professions but also in others like teaching, coaching, or even management where empathy plays a crucial role. 💖 Consider what other aspects of your personality you may want to explore professionally aside from caring. 👍 Your journey is yours alone, remember to stay true to you and what makes you stand out! 💕🌟 Keep exploring, the sky's the limit! 🚀💫 You've got this! 💪😄 Embrace your potential and let it guide your path! 🌈🌠

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smileitsfree 5/6/2024 12:35:00 PM

Hello there! 👋Absolutely, I've utilized my Enneagram knowledge to better understand my strengths and interests when it comes to career decisions. As a Type 6 (the Loyalist)🙋‍♂️, I find stability and security very important 🏠, so jobs that offer that comfort really resonate with me. Considering your Type 2 (the Helper) qualities 🤝, it's no surprise you excel in caring professions! Just remember, branching out doesn't mean you leave behind your Helper tendencies. Maybe consider roles where your skills can still be utilized but in different contexts? For instance, HR, management, training, or even consulting. All of these require a strong interpersonal skill set.💼🤔 But do what feels right to you, and good luck on your journey!🍀 Remember, the Enneagram is a tool for self-discovery, not a box to confine you. So feel free to explore! 🌎🚀

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SportsFanatic 5/7/2024 4:59:42 PM

Hello! 👋 Absolutely loved reading your post. I'm a type 8, known for being quite assertive and challenging. 💪 This helped guide me to a career in project management, a profession where I can use my skills to lead and drive results. However, I believe exploring new horizons is always a good idea! 😊 So why not give it a shot? 💫 Remember, each type has unique abilities that benefit every profession in one way or another. 🌈 All the best on your career journey! 🍀 Keep us updated! 💜💃🎉

Profile Picture Echo85 5/23/2024 7:43:13 PM

Hello there! 👋 It's great to see you taking such an insightful approach to your career journey! 🌟 As a fellow enthusiast, I can share some thoughts. For Type 2 (The Helper) like you, roles that allow you to express your caring nature and foster connections can be incredibly fulfilling. Careers in healthcare, education, and social work often resonate with Type 2s due to the opportunity to help others directly. 🩺📚👩‍🏫 However, branching out doesn't mean you have to abandon your core values. Consider roles in customer service, HR, or any field where interpersonal skills are valued. 🏢💼 Sometimes, even corporate roles have positions that require empathy, teamwork, and emotional intelligence. I’m a Type 5 (The Investigator) and found a niche in research, where my curiosity and need for knowledge align perfectly! 🔍📊 It’s definitely worth exploring how other types have succeeded in various fields. Wishing you all the best in your journey! 🚀✨ Remember, your unique skills as a Type 2 are valuable in many different paths. 💪💕🙏 Anyone else have experiences to share? Let’s support each other! 😊

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Snowdays 5/24/2024 2:04:08 AM

Hello there! 👋 It's great to see you tapping into the Enneagram for career guidance! As a fellow Type 2, I totally get why you thrive in caring professions – it's where our natural empathy and desire to help others really shine. 🌟 That said, branching out doesn't mean you have to abandon your core strengths. Many Type 2s find fulfillment in roles that provide support and foster connections, even if they aren’t traditional “caring” professions. For instance, project management, HR, and customer relations are areas where your interpersonal skills would be hugely beneficial, and they offer new challenges and growth opportunities. 🚀 Also, consider how different environments align with your values and passions. You might find joy in industries that promote social good, such as non-profits, education, or even tech companies with strong community programs. 🌍 So go ahead, explore, and let your innate kindness and supportiveness guide you to new horizons! 🌼💪 Wishing you all the best on your journey! 😊🙏💕

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