Do you know if you are accurately typed on the Enneagram?
In a world where online quizzes are shockingly inaccurate 65 to 70% of the time, it's time to shed light on the complexities of mistyping and why it happens so frequently.
Because if you're seeking to harness the Enneagram's transformative potential, proper typing is the vital first step, paving the way for a profound understanding of ourselves and others and unlocking the door to self-growth and discovery.
In this episode of the "Lead With The Enneagram" podcast, we'll discuss the importance of being accurately typed on the Enneagram and why online typing systems so often fail.
We'll explore the impact of our life experiences on our Enneagram expression, the numerous variations within Enneagram types (levels of health, triad types, and instincts), which contribute to individual differences even within the same type—which is why you can have two sevens right next to each other, and they can look very different.
In my work, I often see Eights mistyping as Sixes, Nines mistyping as Fours, Ones mistyping as Sixes, and more. Join me as we explore the most mistyped types (if you are a high-achieving woman listening in, pay special attention to this part of the show) and delve into the reasons behind these misconceptions, uncovering the nuances that set these types apart despite their outward similarities. Listen in for an insightful discussion on mistyping as I provide practical guidance on getting accurately typed for more profound self-awareness and personal growth.
If you want to harness the FULL power of the Enneagram, you must be accurately typed. There are two ways you can do it, you can grab your own Enneagram Blueprint from my website, or you can do an individual or partner session where I guide you through it what it all means! To learn more, visit Tracy O'Malley.com, the work with me section TODAY!
What You Will Learn
What human complexity, varied experiences, and personal growth have to do with mistyping on the Enneagram
The importance of the motives and fears behind behaviors when determining Enneagram types
The most commonly mistyped Enneagram types
The differences between similar-looking Enneagram types and how their core desires differ
Why Eights are often mistyped as Sixes and how their motives differ
Why Nines are often mistyped as Fours and how their motives differ
Why many Fives mistype themselves as Nines and how their motives differ
Why many Ones mistype as Sixes, and the reasons
The key reason Threes so often mistype as Eights and Ones, and vice versa
How Twos and Nines typing is often wrong, and the different motivations for each
The critical differences between Sevens and Fours and why they are sometimes mistyped
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