How Do You Read an Enneagram Chart?
“In a nutshell, the Enneagram personality system works by pointing out your core fear and motivation as the source of how you function as a person. These behavioral patterns affect your emotions and how you move through life. To grasp the nuances of the Enneagram, which are a bit more complex than your primary type alone, your Enneagram chart can help serve as a guide.
The Enneagram system has nine Enneagram types — but you have one primary type. Each Enneagram type has its own fixation, passion, and disintegration and integration patterns of stress.
For a quick description, these types are:
Type One: The Perfectionist
Type Two: The Giver
Type Three: The Achiever
Type Four: The Individualist
Type Five: The Investigator
Type Six: The Skeptic
Type Seven: The Enthusiast
Type Eight: The Challenger
Type Nine: The Peacemaker
Each type has a fear and motivation that drives them forward. After you’ve located your type on the chart, you can start getting into the other aspects surrounding your type.
HOW DO YOU READ AN ENNEAGRAM CHART STEP-BY-STEP?
When you take, the Enneagram personality test your results will include a color-coded chart, which displays your highest, medium, and lowest ranking results for each of the nine types.
This visual, plus the breakdown of your percentage rankings on each of the nine Enneagram types will show you your personality type. The number with the highest percentage is your Enneagram type.”
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✨Takeaway: Your Enneagram chart may appear puzzling at first, but once you learn how to read it, you'll understand the various aspects. The Enneagram is a comprehensive, growth-based personality system that you can learn more about after you've mastered the fundamentals. Remember to embrace your Enneatype as you continue to learn—you have unique strengths! (If you take the test, the results will show your type and chart for free, no need to pay for the full report!)
✨Reflection: What is your enneagram type?
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