Enneagram Mistypes: Part 3

Ever puzzled over your Enneagram number, or just have an itch to delve into the captivating realm of personality studies? Here's your golden ticket! Kelly and I open the Pandora's box of Enneagram mistypes, shining the spotlight particularly on the nuanced distinctions between numbers seven, eight, and nine. A seven, often misunderstood as a three, is a free spirit, radiating joy and fun, as spontaneous and carefree as the monkey that symbolizes it. In contrast, the more calculated three, represented by a peacock, craves validation and tends to think before they speak.As we navigate further down this rabbit hole, we scrutinize the intriguing dynamics of Enneagram numbers two, four, and five, each with its unique motivations and behavior patterns. From the dependency-driven twos, assertive eights, to the introspective fours and serene nines, we demystify their complex personalities. We also touch upon the fascinating similarities between pairs like two and eight, and five and nine, that often lead to mistyping. This episode is a veritable treasure trove, unearthing the mysteries of human personality. So buckle up and join us on this thrilling journey of discovery!Follow us on Apple Podcasts and leave a review:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/enneagramu/id1691530997Follow us on Spotify and leave a review:https://open.spotify.com/show/2kbIVeByJn4WDoN3kFlUId?si=65a99542c46a49fa