What is a self-care tip that could benefit you, in your opinion?
8/20
Do you tend to avoid negative emotions?
9/20
What famous person would you like to have a conversation with?
10/20
What do you think is the right career for you?
11/20
What is your worst trait?
12/20
Do you tend to think in black and white, with no grey areas?
13/20
What is your biggest fear?
14/20
Are you an optimist or a pessimist?
15/20
Do you feel misunderstood?
16/20
What do you want the most?
17/20
What do you like doing the most?
18/20
What is your best trait?
19/20
How are you with other people?
20/20
Enneagram Test
Type One: The Perfectionist
You like doing things correctly and are a stickler for rules. You come off as a perfectionist. Your big fear is other people seeing you as flawed, and imperfect. This is why you hold yourself – and often, everybody else – to high standards. You desire to live a life of integrity and balance, a life with a purpose.
Type Two: The Giver
You want to belong and be loved by other people. This motivates you to express your own love through words and actions. You're helpful, nurturing, and ready to prove your value to others by being there for them. You're scared of being alone and unlovable. Your way of coping is to take care of other people and involve yourself in their lives.
Type Three: The Achiever
You appear ambitious and confident to other people, but you're unsure of your self-worth. You want to be successful and admired by others and are very conscious of your public image. You fear failure and not being seen as valuable by other people, which is why you keep looking for ways to win in life and be successful.
Type Four: The Individualist
You have the desire to express your individuality and to be unique. You're a creative type. You want to experience deep, authentic emotions. You seek connection with others but feel that because you're so unusual, not many people can see you as you are. Your big worry is that you're flawed and miss out on something because of how different you are from other people.
Type Five: The Investigator
You seek understanding, knowledge, and expanding your intellect while minimizing your physical and relationship needs. You're more comfortable with data than other people. You fear being overwhelmed by your needs or the needs of others, which is why you prefer to withdraw from the outside world and focus on learning and observing as your escape.
Type Six: The Sceptic
You seek safety, and security, and want to anticipate and avoid problems. You're vigilant, always thinking a few steps ahead to get ready for what could go wrong. Your greatest fear is being unprepared and unable to defend yourself from danger. You need support and reassurance from others and are exceptionally loyal to people and groups that you trust.
Type Seven: The Enthusiast
You want to experience everything life has to offer while avoiding boredom and pain. To others, you appear lively, extroverted, and hedonistic. You keep yourself busy with various activities to have as much fun as possible. You fear getting stuck in a routine or experiencing emotional pain, especially sadness. You cope with this fear by constantly seeking new experiences.
Type Eight: The Challenger
You want to be powerful, self-sufficient, and avoid any vulnerability. You present a strong, confident, and assertive persona to other people. It's important to you to stand up for what you believe in. Your greatest fear is to become powerless, so you focus on always being in control of your environment.
Type Nine: The Peacemaker
You want to maintain a sense of inner peace and harmony, and avoid conflict and unpleasant emotions. You're agreeable, calm, and easy to be around. Your fear is pushing other people away by prioritizing your own needs, which is why you tend to go with the flow. You dislike being controlled, however, and will react with passive resistance if pressed too much.
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The Enneagram of Personality, or simply the Enneagram, is a system of personality that separates people in to nine types, each with their own motivations, fears, and internal dynamics. The types are represented by the points of a geometric figure called an enneagram.
The nine personality types of the Enneagram are divided into Heart Types, Head Types, and Body Types. Heart Types depend on their emotional intelligence to understand their reactions and connect with others. Head types depend on their intellectual intelligence to make sense of things and navigate the world around them. Body types depend on their instinctual intelligence to follow their gut and respond to threats and opportunities.
Type One, The Perfectionist or The Reformer, belongs to the Body types. Ones are ethical and principled, with a strong sense of right and wrong. Orderly and well-organized, they try to maintain high standards but can slip into the trap of perfectionism and self-criticism. They fear being flawed in some way. At their best, they’re wise, noble, and even morally heroic. They desire integrity and balance.
Type Two, The Helper or The Giver, belongs to the Heart types. Twos are empathetic, sincere, and kind-hearted. They want to be close to others. They need to feel loved, and their biggest fear is to be unloved and lonely. Twos can become possessive or manipulative in their desire to be a part of other people’s lives. At their best, they’re selfless, altruistic, and have unconditional love for themselves and others.
Type Three, The Achiever, also belongs to the Heart types. Threes are success-oriented, driven, and ambitious. They can get self-conscious about the image they present and what others think about them. They want to be affirmed, to be noticed, and admired by other people. They’re highly concerned with their performance and terrified of failure. At their best, Threes are self-accepting, authentic and everything they seem to be – role models inspiring others.
Type Four, The Individualist, is the last Heart type. Fours are self-aware, sensitive, reserved, and quiet. They desire to find themselves and create an identity. They want to be unique and often feel they’re not a part of the ordinary world. Having no identity or personal significance is the big fear of Fours. At their best, they’re inspired and profoundly creative, able to redefine themselves and transform their experiences into something valuable.
Type Five, The Investigator, is the first of the Head types. Fives are alert, insightful, and curious. They seek understanding and knowledge. They often feel more comfortable dealing with complex ideas than with people. Perceptive and innovative, they can also be secretive and isolated. Fives fear being useless, helpless, or incapable. At their best, they are visionary pioneers, often ahead of their time and able to see the world in an entirely new way.
Type Six, The Sceptic or The Loyalist, is another one of the Head types. Sixes are preoccupied with seeking security, safety, and being prepared for problems. They’re reliable, hardworking, and responsible but they can also be defensive, evasive, and highly anxious, predicting all the worst scenarios. The greatest fear for Type Six is being unprepared, without help, and unable to defend themselves from danger. At their best, Sixes are self-confident, committed, and courageous, supporting those who can’t support themselves.
Type Seven, The Enthusiast, is the last one of the Head types. Sevens are optimistic, playful, and spontaneous. They want to experience as much fun and joy as it is possible. They constantly seek new and exciting adventures, but can easily become bored, scattered, and exhausted. They fear experiencing emotional pain and living an unfulfilled life. At their best, Sevens can become joyful, accomplished, and full of gratitude for what they have.
Type Eight, The Challenger, belongs to the Body types. Eights are self-confident, strong, and assertive. They want to be in control of their own life and destiny. What they fear the most is being powerless and controlled by others. They can become too proud, domineering, and ruthless. At their best, however, Eights can use their strength to be great leaders, inspire and protect people, and even achieve heroism and historical greatness.
Type Nine, The Peacemaker, the last type, also belongs to the Body types. Nines are good-natured, kind, and easygoing, but can also be too willing to go along with others to keep the peace. They want to avoid conflict and tension, but that can lead to compliance and avoidance. Their goal is to achieve inner peace and stability, and their fear is loss and separation. At their best, Nines are fantastic at bringing people together and healing conflicts.
Which of the nine personality types suits you best? Answer the questions we prepared and see how you score. Hopefully, our quiz can help you understand where you fit in the Enneagram personality system.
