I think it’s very important to know your Enneagram variant to truly understand the dynamics of a relationship. Variants—self-preservation, social, and intimacy—add a nuanced layer to each type, shaping their motivations, priorities, and interactions in unique ways. An Enneagram Type 2SP and Type 3SP relationship is a vibrant pairing. On an individual level and collectively,…
Type Nines are characterized by a deep-seated desire for peace and contentment. They seek to create harmony in their surroundings and to maintain a sense of internal stability. This can often show up as a willingness to go along with others’ opinions and desires, sometimes at the expense of their own needs and preferences. Nines…
Enneagram Type Six, often referred to as “The Loyalist,” is characterized by a core focus on security, safety, and support. Type Sixes are driven by a need for stability and predictability in their environment. They tend to be highly responsible, reliable, and committed, making them valued community or organization members. However, their strengths are often…
Enneagram Type 5s, or the Investigators, are characterized by an intense curiosity, perceptiveness, and desire for knowledge. They love to understand how everything works, big or small, and dive deep into this pursuit of knowledge. In their quest for mastery in their area of expertise, Type 5s may spend a lot of time contemplating complex…
Enneagram Type 1s are characterized by their strong sense of right and wrong, responsibility, and commitment to improvement. They are driven by a desire to improve the world and hold themselves and others to high standards. Enneagram Type one is part of the gut triad, which also includes types 8 and type 9. A strong…