Silica Lyne - Enneagram:: Discover The Nine Personality Profiles

Enneagram PERSONALITY PROFILES SILICA LYNE

Understanding someone's any Enneagram type helps us better understand and relate to the people in our lives and also learn about the types by watching them in action. The greatest difficulty in discovering someone's Enneagram type has to do with understanding what exactly any Enneagram type represents. It doesn't represent personality itself, it represents a type of focus underneath and influencing personality. This class introduces the type of focus at the core of each Enneagram type and explores examples of eus by looking at famous people. Copyright 2017 by SILICA LYNE All rights reserved. h ow to determine someone 's Enneagram personality types If you're new to the Enneagram types this class will offer you a brief but concise understanding of what lies at the core of each type, it will also offer famous examples of each type for you to explore. h ow to determine someone 's Enneagram personality types If you're new to the Enneagram types this class will offer you a brief but concise understanding of what lies at the core of each type, it will also offer famous examples of each type for you to explore.

If you're already familiar with any Graham types this class will offer a clear distinction between the types not found in the traditional any Graham material. This will not only help you understand the types at a deeper level, but also offer a more precise way of determining Enneagram type. This class will give you the tools needed to begin exploring the Enneagram types of others as you develop your knowledge and skills in this class and beyond. Keep in mind the two main benefits to learning someone's Enneagram type. Benefits.

1. The first benefit offers insight into how people around you approach life and interact with others.

   This allows you to gain a better understanding of how to relate to the different types of people in your life.

1. The second benefit allows you to learn about Enneagram type by watching and interacting with people operating from a given type. Your understanding of the types greatly increases when you bring the types to life in this way versus simply reading static descriptions on a page.

T he Enneagram symbol has nine numbers on it. Each number is used to represent a different personality type that is; type one, type two, type three etc. in addition to the numbers the types are often given labels for example: the perfectionist the helper the performer etc. Different authors and teachers use different labels, however, these commonly use labels only offer a hint at what each type is about. A lthough we have all nine types of focus available to us, one of those types of focus is dominant for each person. A lthough we have all nine types of focus available to us, one of those types of focus is dominant for each person.

Its this dominant type of focus that can be referred to as a person's Enneagram type. It's also the dominant type of focus that most influences a person's approach to life and this most influences his or her personality.

s ome popular labels for Enneagram type one includes: the perfectionist The reformer the critic the moralist and the good person these labels hint at a core focus on correctness. correctness discerns what is correct and acceptable from what is incorrect and in need of correction. This discernment focuses on what's acceptable correct and both how things are done and how one should behave. In expectation is that each person should be aware of this and act accordingly.

Take a minute to read these quotes which offer examples of the type one focus. Disciplining yourself to do what you know is right and important, although difficult, is the highroad to pride, self-esteem, and personal satisfaction. - Margaret Thatcher. Freedom consists not in doing what we like, but in having the right to do what we ought. - Pope John Paul II. Laws control the lesser man...

Right conduct controls the greater one - Mark Twain. In reading the lives of the greater men, I found that the first victory they win was over themselves... self-discipline with all of them came first. - Harry Truman. When man learns to understand and control his own behavior as well as he is learning to understand and control the behavior of crop, plants and domestic animals, he may be justified in believing that he has become civilized. - Ayn Rand.

We are born charming, fresh and spontaneous and must be civilized before we are fit to participate in society. - Judith Martin.

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