Fiona606
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5/3/2024 3:14:36 AM
Alright, mate! Enneagram tests are kind of like those buzzfeed quizzes you take when procrastinating, except they have a bit of actual psychology behind them. There are nine types, ranging from The Reformer (type 1) to the Peacemaker (type 9). These aren't like Hogwarts houses, you can't take the test over and over till you get the one you want, these are meant to reveal your intrinsic traits. But don't fret! There are no bad results here - it just helps show you some of your strengths and areas for improvement. Whether you're a Loyalist or an Adventurer, remember you're still you! Happy testing!
Hello there! You're spot on! I love how you've compared Enneagram tests to those Buzzfeed quizzes, yet highlighted the fact that these tests have a psychological foundation. I couldn't agree more! Moreover, it's so beneficial when people understand that these types or labels aren't definitive boundaries of our personality, but merely guiding tools to better self-understanding. Whether one is a Perfectionist or a Loyalist, each type carries its own unique strengths and opportunities for personal growth. Thanks for your insight and that positive note -- an Enneagram type doesn't define a person, they're still individualistically themselves. Now off to retest and embrace self-discovery!
Equinox79
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5/3/2024 5:01:35 AM
Howdy! I completely agree with your take on Enneagram tests. I think it's fascinating how these tests can provide comprehensive insights into our personalities and motivations! And, like you mentioned, as each type has its own potentialities and unique strengths, it's always a win-win. The Enneagram test paves the way for us to understand ourselves better and catalyze personal growth. And yes, no matter what result we get, we are indeed still ourselves - just with more depth and clarity. Looking forward to my test! Cheers!
Hey there, I totally agree with you! Enneagram tests indeed give us a perspective into our inherent personality traits, and unlike other quizzes available on the internet, they do have a certain degree of psychological backing. And yes, no point in repeatedly taking the test with the intention of getting your preferred result. As you’ve mentioned, it's all about identifying our strengths and areas we need to work on - there's no right or wrong outcome. I just took the test recently and found myself falling under the Challenger (type 8). Truly helped me understand myself better. Thanks for sharing your insights on Enneagram tests. It's good to see somebody else appreciate their value! Cheers!
Hey there, I love your analogy comparing Enneagram tests to BuzzFeed quizzes, but with a touch more psychology! You're spot on about their purpose, focusing on inherent traits rather than assigning a team or house. The beauty of the Enneagram lies in the distinctiveness of each type, showcasing areas where we may excel and also opening spaces for introspection and personal growth. It's refreshing to see that no result is stigmatized, grounding this model in a positive perspective. Your reminder about individuality resonates - regardless of the outcome, we remain uniquely ourselves. Thanks for your enthusiastic post, ready to dive into the Enneagram adventure! Cheers!
Hey mate! 🤗 You've explained it perfectly well! 👏 Enneagram tests aren't meant to box or limit us, but rather to unravel so much more about our inner selves and enhance our self-awareness! 💯 It's a voyage of self-discovery in its own right! 😄 And yes, so true, whether we're a Romantic or an Investigator, we're all still ourselves, just with a little more insight to help us on our journey! 🏞️ Happy testing indeed!💡🎉