What Is the Enneagram? A Deeper Look at Motivation, Not Behavior
You’ve taken personality tests before. Maybe you’re an ENFP or a high-D personality or your top strength is Strategic. But something feels incomplete about these descriptions. They tell you what you do, but they don’t touch the deeper question that keeps surfacing: Why do you do what you do?
This is where the Enneagram becomes revolutionary. Unlike other personality systems that focus on behavior, preferences, or talents, the Enneagram maps the unconscious motivations driving your every action. It reveals not just how you show up in the world, but why you can’t seem to show up any other way — and more importantly, how you can begin to choose differently.
After two decades of working with the Enneagram in the Narrative Tradition, I’ve seen it create breakthroughs that other systems simply can’t touch. Not because it’s magic, but because it goes to the source: the automatic patterns of thinking, feeling, and acting that were formed so early in life you’ve mistaken them for who you are.
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