Enneagram Types

NoTearsLeftToCryDevotee • 5/5/2024 6:28:45 PM

Hello all, I'm new to Enneagram and trying to explore more about this system and its different types. Could someone kindly help clarify the distinct characteristics of each Enneagram type? I have come across a lot of general information but I'd like to understand each type more deeply, including the strengths, the weakness, what motivates them, and how they generally perceive & interact with the world.🌍 Also, I’m curious about how the types might impact our personal and professional relationships. Are there certain types that work better together, or any challenges that come with each combination? Lastly, is it possible for one person to fall into multiple types? Any reading material or resources you can recommend would also be greatly appreciated.📚 Thanks in advance for your help! 😊

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UniverseOfAri • 5/5/2024 6:11:23 PM

Hey everyone! I'm new to the Enneagram world, and I'm still trying to figure out my type. 🙈 I wonder if you might be able to help me out? I’ve read that each type has a distinct set of motivations and fears. Can anyone tell me more about these or point me towards some good resources? How would you say your type impacts your day to day life or relationships? Thank you in advance! 😊🙏🏼

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AGVocalsRule • 5/5/2024 5:44:24 PM

Hi everyone 🙋‍♂️, I've recently become interested in Enneagram types and started reading about them. What truly intrigues me is how uniquely different each type is. From the reformer to the enthusiast, each brings their own set of strengths and weaknesses 💪🏻. However, I'm still a bit confused about distinguishing between types that seem somewhat similar, like Type 8 (The Challenger) and Type 1 (The Reformer). Also, I've noticed people talk about 'wings.' Could someone explain how 'wings' factor into understanding one's primary Enneagram type? And lastly, have you ever encountered a situation where you felt your Enneagram type didn't resonate with your real personality 🤔? Or does the type change with different stages in life? I would greatly appreciate your insights. Thanks in advance! 😊

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PopPrincessGrande • 5/5/2024 5:42:55 PM

Hi everyone! I am new to the Enneagram and just got my results. I identified most with Type 4, the Individualist. I find the concept of Enneagram Types really fascinating and want to dive deeper. I was wondering, how do our Enneagram Types affect our daily lives, relationships, and even career choices? Does anyone have personal experiences they are willing to share on how their Enneagram Type has impacted them? I am also unclear about Enneagram wings; what are they and how do they relate to our main type? Really wanting to learn here so any insight would be appreciated. Thanks in advance! 😊

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SideToSideEnthusiast • 5/5/2024 5:30:41 PM

Hello all, 😊 I just started learning about Enneagram Types and I'm a bit confused. Can someone explain in simple terms the main characteristics of each type? And is there a common way most people find out what type they fit best? Also, if you've identified your type, could you share how it has informed your behavior and ways of thinking? Thanks a lot in advance! 👍💫

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Iceicebaby • 5/5/2024 4:15:58 PM

Hello everyone! I recently started exploring the Enneagram personality system. I'm pretty fascinated by the idea of 9 different personality types. Even though the descriptions for each type are quite concise, I'm still having trouble identifying my own type. Is it possible to identify with multiple types? Also, can our type change over time? Any advice, tips or resources you could provide when it comes to understanding Enneagram types better would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance! 😊

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Rockinonetheradar • 5/5/2024 2:29:02 PM

Hi everyone! 👋 I am new to the Enneagram and just found out I'm a Type 5 (The Investigator). I'm trying to understand how different enneagram types relate to each other in both personal and professional relationships. Particularly, I'd like to know more about possible dynamics between a Type 5 and Type 2 (The Helper) as my best friend is a 2. Any insights you could share would be awesome! Also, how much does the wing impact these dynamics? Thanks in advance! 😊🙏

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Ian909 • 5/3/2024 5:13:44 PM

Alright, so imagine your life is a sitcom, and there are nine recurring characters - these are Enneagram Types. Type 1, the Reformer, is the uptight do-gooder who's always organizing something. Type 2, the Helper, is that friend that's always around with a box of tissues and words of advice. Type 3, the Achiever, probably has a wall full of trophies and perpetually smells of victory. Type 4, the Individualist, is emo and artsy, but we love them for being so unique. Type 5, the Investigator, loves fun facts and might be secretly Sherlock. Type 6, the Loyalist, sticks around even in the worst seasons. Type 7, the Enthusiast, probably took you out for ice-cream last night. Type 8, the Challenger, is the life-party and is ready to protect the whole gang, and finally, Type 9, the Peacemaker, who's piloting the chill-zone, probably whilst meditating. Roll credits!

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Moonlit05 • 5/3/2024 5:10:28 PM

The Enneagram, a model of human psychology offering profound insights into personality, is composed of 9 different types. 1. Perfectionists (The Reformer): Ethical and controlled, they are always seeking improvement. 2. Helpers (The Helper): Altruistic and generous, they prioritize others over themselves. 3. Achievers (The Achiever): Ambitious, self-driven and focused on success. 4. Individualists (The Individualist): Artistic, emotion-driven, and crave to be unique. 5. Investigators (The Observer): Analytical thinkers who seek knowledge and proficiency. 6. Loyalists (The Loyalist): Committed, responsible, anxious, always looking for security. 7. Enthusiasts (The Enthusiast): Adventurous and versatile, seek stimulation and excitement. 8. Challengers (The Challenger): Assertive, dominating, and have a constant need for control. 9. Peacemakers (The Peacemaker): Peace-seeking, easygoing, and tolerant. Each Enneagram type possesses strengths and weaknesses, and understanding your type can aid in personal growth and relational dynamics.

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Equinox79 • 5/3/2024 12:37:26 PM

As someone new to the Enneagram, I'm really curious about the different Enneagram types. Can anyone help me understand the basic characteristics of each of the nine Enneagram types?

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