Day 1_The Enneagram 9 Personality Profiles

7/27/2019 Day 1_The Enneagram 9 Personality Profiles

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THE ENNEAGRAMTHE 9 PERSONALITY PROFILES

presented by


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Session Objectives Awareness of the Benefits of Knowing

Yourself

Learn the 9 Different Personality Types & ItsCharacteristics

Basic Understanding of Who You Are & How

to Appreciate & Understand Others


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We are ALL a

PART of the

CREATION

of anEXPERIENCE


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Intellectually

Physically

Emotionally

SOUND

STABLE FIT

We exist at 4 Levels Simultaneously

SpirituallySTRONG


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Spiritually

Intellectually

Physically Emotionally

All 4 LEVELS

Moving

in the SAMEDirection

Must Be ALIGNED


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Thoughts

Feelings

MIND, HEART & BODY Connection

PEAKPERFORMANCE

MEDIOCRITY


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ThoughtsFeelings

WHO YOU ARE

is about HOW YOU

THINKFEEL

BEHAVE


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In order for us to take on the journey of self-

discovery and self-mastery, we must look at ourpersonality because our personality is the main

filter we use to:

Understand ourselves and the world around us, Express ourselves, Defend ourselves,

Relate to other people


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But, what is personality?

Fantasies about the future

Conditioning from the past

Habitual thoughts

Emotional reactions


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What are the BENEFITS of

KNOWING YOURSELF


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MORE THANMORE THANMORE THANMORE THAN

4500 YEARS OLD4500 YEARS OLD4500 YEARS OLD4500 YEARS OLD

The ORIGINS of ENNEAGRAM

Ennea is Greek for nine andgram means drawing or graph.

The enneagram (pronouncedany-a-gram) symbol is a circle

with nine equidistant pointsconnected by nine intersectinglines.

The Enneagrams ancient history

is uncertain, although the systemfirst appeared in both Asia andthe Middle East several thousandyears ago or longer.


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The sources of the wider teaching of the Enneagram are thoughtto be centuries old and the absence of records leads to conflictingideas.

George Gurdjieff was perhaps the first person associated with theEnneagram, who brought it to Europe in the 1930s, but for the mostconcealed his sources.

Oscar Ichazo, a student of Gurdjieff was the first to synthesize the

symbol with elements of the teachings about the types, and hetoo concealed his sources. He was the first to identify the corequalities of each of the nine types.

Ichazos work was expanded on by the psychiatrist Claudio

Naranjo who also introduced the panel method for gatheringinformation about the types.


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The contemporary use of the Enneagram has grown from the workof these three individuals and has been advanced by otherteachers, among them Don Riso & Russ Hudson, Helen Palmer,,

David Daniels, Theodorre Donson, Kathy Hurley, Tom Condon, andJerry Wagner. Currently, the Enneagram is being used in acontinuously growing array of practical applications (therapeutic,spiritual and business communities) around the world.


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The POWER of the ENNEAGRAM

Certain MIX

Based on 4500 over years of Understanding HUMAN NATURE

Home-BasedUniversal appliesto BOTH men &

womenAll types haveUNIQUE Strengths &Weaknesses

Like a RAINBOW

Not everything in the description of yourbasic type will apply to you all the time


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The Enneagram can help us to have more insight

into ourselves and others. It shows us:

Our core psychological issues,

Our interpersonal strengths and weaknesses,

Our personality patterns, Effective ways of dealing with our core

issues.


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The Critic

The Trickster

TheAchiever

The Nice Self

The Creative SelfThe Logical Self

TheDoubter

The PlayfulSelf

The Bully


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YourUnique

STRENGTHS

differsfrom

Different

PERSONALITYTypes!!


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BENEFITS of knowing your

ENNEAGRAM PERSONALITY

Increases your Confidence & Self-Esteem

Clears Emotional Blocks related to your Personality

Identify your Path to PEAK

PERFORMANCE

Truly understandyourself & Reduces Self

Judgment/Criticism

On a PERSONAL LEVEL


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Understanding peoples REACTIONS & BEHAVIOR

Helps you deal with DIFFICULT RELATIONSHIPS

Increases Understanding/

Tolerance towards others

Better understand yourclients (especially

difficult ones)

For Your RELATIONSHIPS


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Improves WORKING Relationship amongst colleagues

Understanding towards people @ Work

Improves COMMUNICATION

with colleagues & clients

Understand peoplesBehavior during

STRESS/PRESSURE

On a PROFESSIONAL LEVEL


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HIGH

MEDIUM

LOW


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The 9Personality

Types


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THE THREE CENTRES

Each Enneagram style is rooted in one of the three

Centres the Head, the Heart & the Body.

HEAD

CENTRE

HEART

CENTRE

BODY/

GUT

CENTRE

The notion of a primary centre, whichstems from a long Eastern philosophicaltradition, refers to the ways in which wetypically react, often internally, to events n

our lives.

While we all have our heads, hearts andbodies, each of us tends to favour one of

these three modalities. Each Centre contains 3 of the Enneagram

styles.


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THE THREE CENTRES

HEAD

CENTRE

HEART

CENTRE

BODY

CENTRE


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THE THREE CENTRES

The Head (Thinking) Centre contains Enneagram styles5, 6 & 7.HEAD

CENTRE

These three mental styles share the tendency toengage first in elaborate analysis as a reaction to theircommon emotion, fear/anxiety.

5s respond to fear by withdrawing, retreating into their minds in

order to understand.

6s react to their worry and fear by anticipating negative scenarios& planning alternatives to circumvent what could go wrong.

7s deal with fear by moving from worry very quickly intopleasurable possibilities. Although 7s do not appear fearful on thesurface, they are actually running from fear and pain anavoidance reaction.


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THE THREE CENTRES

HEART

CENTRE

The Heart (Feeling/Emotional) Centre containsEnneagram styles 2, 3 & 4.

Individuals with these Heart Centre styles work hard toproject a particularimage & they use their emotionsto perceive how others are responding to them.

2s try to create an image of being likeable and they look to others

for affirmation of their self-worth.

3s work to project an image of success & they seek the respect &admiration of others for what they accomplish.

4s try to create an image of being unique or special & they usetheir emotional sensitivity to defend against rejection.


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THE THREE CENTRES

BODY

CENTRE

The Body (Gut/Instinctual) Centre contains Enneagram styles8, 9 & 1.

Anger lies in the emotional substructure of these three styles.

8s tend to express their anger frequently and directly. Their anger, whichbegins in the gut & moves rapidly up & outward, is stimulated by various

events, such as an injustice done to someone, weakness in others,someone taking ineffective control of situation and someones lying.

9ss anger get activated when they feel either ignored or forced to dosomething, in which case their anger may turn into passive aggressivebehaviour. 9s tend to avoid direct anger and conflict, preferring a feeling

of rapport and comfort with others.

1ss anger, while deep, often manifests as frequent irritations followed byflares of resentment. 1s also tend toward self-criticism, which is angerturned inward.


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ANGER

ANXIETY SHAME

Sevens cope with theiranxiety by distracting theirminds occupied with

exciting possibilities andoptions.

Sixes cope with their

anxiety by looking for anexternal authority ordenying their fear in the

effort to be free of it.Fives cope with theiranxiety about the worldby withdrawing from it.

Twos control shame bygetting people to like

them.

Threes deny shame bylearning to perform well &

be successful.

Fours control shame byfocusing on their

uniqueness &authenticity.

Eights act out their anger and instinctual energies.

Nines deny their anger and instinctual energies.

Ones control or repress their anger and instinctual energies.


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The NEED to be

PERFECT

THE REFORMERTHE REFORMERTHE REFORMERTHE REFORMER


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RationalIdealistic

PrincipledPurposefulSelf-Controlled

PerfectionistEthical


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Focused,PATIENT aboutother peoplesimperfections,Know how to

have fun

Intolerant, Tightly

Wound, Unstable,Punishing,

Judgmental and

Unforgiving,Judge/Jury

DiscerningJudgmental

OpinionatedEasily Irritated

ResentfulCritical

HIGH

MEDIUM

LOW


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Famous ONE: Gandhi

Be the CHANGEyou want to see

in this WORLD.


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The NEED to

GIVE &to SERVE

THE HELPERTHE HELPERTHE HELPERTHE HELPER


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Caring

People PleasingEmpatheticThoughtful

AppreciativeLoving

CompassionateGracious


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Gentle, Generous,Deeply

compassionate,

Give withoutexpectation

MasterManipulators, Useof Guilt, Blame orShame to control

others, Make othersfeel responsible for

their despairEngage people

through flattery,give attention &

favors, Emotional,

Difficulty saying No

HIGH

MEDIUM

LOW

You R

MINE

!


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Famous TWO: Mother Teresa

If you judgePeople, you

have NO TIME

to LOVETHEM.

THE ACHIEVERTHE ACHIEVERTHE ACHIEVERTHE ACHIEVER


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The NEED to

SUCCEED

& ACHIEVE

THE ACHIEVERTHE ACHIEVERTHE ACHIEVERTHE ACHIEVER


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Success-OrientedEfficientDriven

Image-ConsciousCompetitiveAmbitious

OrganizedCharming


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ContagiousEnthusiasm,Confident,

Genuine, Knowwho they TRULY are

and FEEL

Phony,Opportunistic,

Chase aftermoney, status and

fame with littleregard for others

Focus on GOALS and

WORK, Driven,Competitive, SeekRecognition,

Motivated by own

desire for success

HIGH

MEDIUM

LOW


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Famous THREE: Oprah Winfrey

Do the one thing youthink you cannot do.

Fail at it. Try again.Do better the secondtime. The only peoplewho never tumble are

those who nevermount the high wire.This is your moment.

OWN IT.

THE INDIVIDUALISTTHE INDIVIDUALISTTHE INDIVIDUALISTTHE INDIVIDUALIST


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The NEED to

EXPRESS

& BE UNIQUE

THE INDIVIDUALISTTHE INDIVIDUALISTTHE INDIVIDUALISTTHE INDIVIDUALIST


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SensitiveQuietIntrospective

PassionateRomanticSelf-AbsorbedDramaticExpressive

HIGH LOW


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EmanateCenteredness,tranquility and calm,

Creative, do not go

into Emotions whenfacing challenges

Bitter, Depressed,Emotionally

Volatile, Hyper-sensitive, Negative

self-perception,Withdrawn

Dramatic, Yearning,

Moody, Melancholic,Reflective, Engaged

in prolonged

personal stories

HIGH

MEDIUM

LOW


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Famous Four: Michael Jackson

Me and Janetreally are two

different people.

THE INVESTIGATORTHE INVESTIGATORTHE INVESTIGATORTHE INVESTIGATOR


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The NEED to

LEARN & beKNOWLEDGEABLE

THE INVESTIGATORTHE INVESTIGATORTHE INVESTIGATORTHE INVESTIGATOR


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PerceptiveInnovative

IntellectualInsightful

StudiousIndependent


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Able to engage inlife, rather than

observe from afar

Imaginative, Wise,Can become lively

Withdrawn, Isolated,

Secretive, Implosive,Remove themselves

from Interaction

Remote and private,dislike surprises,

detached from theirfeelings, hunger for

knowledge

HIGH

MEDIUM

LOW


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Famous FIVE: Bill Gates

Be nice to nerds.Chances are

you'll end upworking for one.

THE LOYALISTTHE LOYALISTTHE LOYALISTTHE LOYALIST


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The NEED to FEEL SAFE & SECURE

THE LOYALISTTHE LOYALISTTHE LOYALISTTHE LOYALIST


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CommittedEngagingResponsible

Security-OrientedOrganizingVigilant

EvaluatingBelieving and Doubting

HIGH LOW


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Confident, Calm,Resilient, Clear and

Courageous, Trusttheir own inner

authority

Extreme amount ofanxiety and frenzy,

think of continuousworst case scenarios,

panicky, clinginglydependent

Approval Seeking,Short Tempered,

Alternate betweentrusting and

distrusting, loyal to

people they trust

HIGH

MEDIUM

LOW


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Famous SIX: Adolf Hitler

If you tell a bigenough lie andtell it frequently

enough, it will bebelieved.


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Famous SIX: Richard Branson

And obviously,

from our ownpersonal point ofview, the

principalchallenge is a

personal

challenge.

THE ENTHUSIASTTHE ENTHUSIASTTHE ENTHUSIASTTHE ENTHUSIAST


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The NEED to HAVE FUN

& be EXCITED


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ExcitableSpontaneous

CuriousOptimistic

EagerOutgoing

Variety-Seeking

AdventurousFUN-LOVING


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Able to FOCUS,Tamed their ActiveMinds, complete

their work, Spirited,Inspiring

Hyperactive, Fleeingfrom self reflection,

self-destructive

behaviors

Creative andEngaging but alsofrenzied, Half thought

ideas/ notions,

difficulty in focusing,Overly positive

HIGH

MEDIUM

LOW


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Famous SEVEN: JACKY CHAN

Im CRAZY butIm NOT TOO

CRAZY..

THE CHALLENGERTHE CHALLENGERTHE CHALLENGERTHE CHALLENGER


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The NEED to LEAD & TAKE CHARGE


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StrongAssertive

Resourceful

IndependentDetermined ,

Action-OrientedCompetitive

Self Confident

Decisive

HIGH LOW


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Generous, Strong,Open-hearted,

Warm, Deeplyconfident, Able to

manage theirmassive energy

Unleash flood ofanger, justify their

actions by blamingothers, cannot

control explosivebehavior

Controlling, Dominating,Aggressive, Expect

immediate response

from others, strongopinions

HIGH

MEDIUM

LOW


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Famous EIGHT: Donald Trump

As long asyou are goingto be thinkinganyway, think

BIG!

THE PEACEMAKERTHE PEACEMAKERTHE PEACEMAKERTHE PEACEMAKER


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The NEED to be

AGREEABLE & HARMONIOUS


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Easy GoingPatientRelaxedContentedAgreeable

ReassuringComplacent

HIGH


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Able to take a

stand, Involved,Engaged, Serene,

Deeply content

Passive aggressive(saying Yes but

mean No), Sluggish,

Forgetful, Does notpay attention to

themselves

Desiring Peace andHarmony above

everything, go alongwith what others want

HIGH

MEDIUM

LOW


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Famous NINE: Dalai Lama

Sleep is thebest

meditation.

ENNEAGRAM WINGS


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The Wings are another refinement offered by the

Enneagram system. They recognize that while peopleare one basic type, almost no one is a pure type.

No person is a pure personality type; everyone is amix of two types, where the second type is the wing.

Most people have one dominant wing. People could have a heavy, moderate or light

wing. Level of influence over the basic type varies.

The basic type and the dominant wing produces aunique Subtype.

ENNEAGRAM WINGS


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91 2

12 3

23 4

89 1

78 9

67 8

34 545 6

56 7

1w9 more relaxed, react less quickly& enjoy natures perfection

1w2 more generous & gregarious &may focus their work on helping people

2w1 more serious, critical &dedicated to work2w3 more in the spotlight &focused on being successful

3w2 more empathic & pursuework & activities that help others3w4 more emotional & havestronger aesthetic interests, suchas writing, painting or photography

4w3 more energetic & sophisticated& may pursue higher-profile work4w5 more subdued, private andanalytical

5w4 more emotional & artistic4w5 more skeptical & cautious

6w5 more internally focused &passionate about information

gathering6w7 more upbeat & risk-taking

7w6 more overtly fearful &deliberate

7w8 more assertive & direct

8w7 more high-spirited, independent& adventurous

8w9 warmer, calmer & moreconsensually oriented

9w8 exhibit more personalpower & take more control of

situations

9w1 more punctual,

discerning, & judgmental

Your Behavior CHANGES!


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Disintegration(STRESS)Arrow Moving AWAY

PEAK Performance(SECURITY)

Arrow Moving TOWARDS


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APPLIEDKNOWLEDGE

IS

TRUE

POWER!


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Thank you!Thank you!Thank you!Thank you!Vincent Chew

m +6.016.5206.726e [email protected] vincent.chew88

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