Evan Doyle 
While some Enneagram Types may have a stronger desire to structure their day, every person can benefit from clarifying their focus based on their personality and specific motivations. Using a planner tailored to your Enneagram Type can help you accomplish more and thrive every day. Acknowledging internal messages that may hinder your progress and choosing … Read more
The Enneagram Type 8 is known as the Challenger or Protector. They are assertive, decisive, and rarely avoid confrontation. An Enneagram 8 is protective by nature, seeks to engage in meaningful work, and often takes charge of situations. They fear being harmed or controlled by others. Their greatest desire is to be independent and to … Read more
Enneagram Type 9, known as “The Peacemaker,” is harmonious, gentle, and pleasant by nature. Individuals with this personality type will attempt to solve relational problems and avoid conflict, sometimes at their own cost. Type 9’s adapt to situations and people the best they can to keep the peace. At their best, they can make influential … Read more
If you struggle to understand the core cause of your emotions and how they influence your actions, finding out which Enneagram Triad you belong to can be very helpful. The Enneagram Triads can tell you a lot about yourself based on which Enneagram personality type you are and can also guide you through self-discovery to … Read more
Enneagram stances categorize people into three main categories based on how they interact with those around them. The Enneagram stance is a powerful tool for helping people understand themselves and others. Three main stances influence how you interact with others: Aggressive, Dependent, and Withdrawn. Each of the three Enneagram stances refers to a person’s social … Read more
The Enneagram can be a helpful way to understand yourself and other people better. This system is a way of organizing and explaining different personality types of people. Enneagram Subtypes provide another layer in understanding each of the 9 Enneagram types; these subtypes are called instinctual variants. Enneagram subtypes, or instinctual variants, refer to 3 … Read more
