Enneagram 5 is the Observer, the Investigator. They are often hard to understand because they are reserved and tend to be extremely private in every aspect of their lives. 5’s are motivated by the need to know and understand everything, to be self-sufficient, and to avoid looking foolish. They want to be seen as competent […]
Enneagram 4: Individualist or Romantic
As we work our way through the Enneagram, we land at Number 4 today. Enneagram 4 is the most misunderstood enneagram type. They have a need to be understood, known, and loved while being considered special and different. As well, they want to be noticed and to fit in while being considered unique and extraordinary. […]
Relationship Challenge: It’s Not Fair
I encountered a specific relationship challenge recently, the concept of “it’s not fair!” Relationship Challenge “What you are doing is not working.” I used that phrase the other day in the office and was challenged by my client. His understanding was the phrase meant that he was doing something wrong. The way he saw it […]
Enneagram 3: Achiever or Performer
Today we are looking at Enneagram 3: the Achiever or Performer. We will do this by exploring their motivations, downsides, movements, and wings. The word Enneagram is derived from the Greek words ennea, meaning “nine” and gram meaning “what is written or drawn”. The enneagram symbol contains nine personality types, each located at different points. […]
Enneagram – No. 2: The Helper
The Enneagram suggests that there are 9 basic human types. The different types are characterized by the numbers 1-9 as points on a circle. It “teaches that early in life, we learned to feel safe and to cope with our family situations and personal circumstances. We do this by developing a strategy based on our […]
Enneagram – No. 1: The Perfectionist
The Enneagram suggests that there are 9 basic human types. Enneagram – No. 1 is considered the perfectionist. The different types are characterized by the numbers 1-9 as points on a circle. As humans, we all participate in all the types, but you can start to figure out your type as the number “where the […]
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