The Enneagram
What Drives You?
The first step in self-development is knowing what drives your personal and individual behaviour, and why you act as you do.
The Enneagram is a remarkable profiling system and tool that helps people understand the motivations, beliefs, and unconscious patterns that drive their behaviour.
It helps us understand what is important to us, what we need, how we individually express and interpret trust and even what connection looks like for us. We formed this from a very young age as a way to cope, and translates into the ways we manage ourselves and the relationships in our lives as an adult. We use it because it is such a deep and rich tool of self-discovery!
The first step in self-development is knowing what drives your personal and individual behaviour, and why you act as you do.
The Enneagram is a remarkable profiling system and tool that helps people understand the motivations, beliefs, and unconscious patterns that drive their behaviour.
It helps us understand what is important to us, what we need, how we individually express and interpret trust and even what connection looks like for us. We formed this from a very young age as a way to cope, and translates into the ways we manage ourselves and the relationships in our lives as an adult. We use it because it is such a deep and rich tool of self-discovery!
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Find Your Enneagram Number
Here is a quick Enneagram ‘sorting test’ that can give you an indication of your number. It was designed by Don Riso and Russ Hudson as published in their book, The Wisdom Of The Enneagram. It is not the full Enneagram test - you may find if you do the full test, you come out with a different number. However it is a good starting point for your introduction to the Enneagram!
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How to take the quick ‘sorting test’
Below, you will find 2 groups of 3 questions each. Carefully read the Group 1 questions, and choose the description that you feel most accurately describes how you live your life - your general attitude and behaviour. You don't need to agree with every word or statement in the paragraph - it's more how
you feel that you mostly live your life. It may help to think about how others would describe experiencing you.
Choose either A, B or C.
Then do the same for the Group 2 questions - read the 3 descriptions, and choose the letter that you feel most accurately describes how you mostly live your life.
Choose either X, Y or Z.
Then, combine the 2 letters you chose - for example, AX. This is your ‘sorting’ combination.
Choose either A, B or C.
Then do the same for the Group 2 questions - read the 3 descriptions, and choose the letter that you feel most accurately describes how you mostly live your life.
Choose either X, Y or Z.
Then, combine the 2 letters you chose - for example, AX. This is your ‘sorting’ combination.