The Steward
The anxious One. Anger goes underground and comes out as worry, preparation and self-control.
Read this profile ↗The Enneagram · Beyond your numberNine types.
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Each Enneagram type takes on a different expression through self-preservation, social, and one-to-one instinct. Subtype helps bring the picture into focus.
The Exemplar
The model of the right way. Teaches and embodies the standard; anger shows as cool certainty.
Read this profile ↗The Crusader
The reformer with heat. Anger aimed outward at what should be better. The least One-like One.
Read this profile ↗The Charmer
The childlike Two. Wins care through charm rather than giving; more openly wants to be looked after.
Read this profile ↗The Host
Helps at scale. Connected, influential, the person who makes things happen for the group.
Read this profile ↗The Enchanter
Pursues one person at a time with warmth and intensity; generous, hard to refuse, and pushy when it isn’t returned.
Read this profile ↗The Producer
The modest achiever. Works relentlessly, wants to be good rather than to look good; the vanity is in having none.
Read this profile ↗The Champion
The classic Three. Competitive, polished, drawn to visible success; brilliant at reading what a room rewards.
Read this profile ↗The Muse
Succeeds by being desirable and indispensable to key people; the image is built for someone, not for a crowd.
Read this profile ↗The Endurer
The stoic Four. Suffers without showing it, works hard, endures rather than dramatizes.
Read this profile ↗The Authentic
The sensitive, self-questioning Four. Envy turns inward as comparison; attuned to feeling and to what is unsaid.
Read this profile ↗The Contender
The intense Four. Longing becomes demand; expresses hurt outward, can be sharp, refuses to be ordinary.
Read this profile ↗The Minimalist
The most private Five. Guards space, time and energy; needs little, asks for less, leaves the room to recharge.
Read this profile ↗The Professor
Connected to the group through knowledge and ideals; relates through expertise more than intimacy.
Read this profile ↗The Alchemist
The romantic Five. Searches for one person or ideal worth full trust; intense in one relationship, withdrawn everywhere else.
Read this profile ↗The Ally
The warm, careful Six. Handles fear by making friends and building alliances; loyal, hesitant, wants protection.
Read this profile ↗The Deputy
Handles fear through rules, systems and the group. Dutiful, precise, loyal to the framework.
Read this profile ↗The Defier
The counterphobic Six. Meets fear by going toward it: bold, contrarian, intimidating; doubt shows as challenge.
Read this profile ↗The Epicure
Practical and networked. Pleasure with a plan; builds the alliances that make sure there is always a good option.
Read this profile ↗The Missionary
Postpones their own appetite to serve the group and an ideal. Helpful, idealistic, self-sacrificing without saying so.
Read this profile ↗The Dreamer
The enchanted Seven. Sees the best version of people and possibilities and is easily carried off by it.
Read this profile ↗The Provider
Practical and direct. Knows what they need and gets it; the least talkative Eight; protects their own.
Read this profile ↗The Protector
Power in service of others. Protective, loyal, generous, less openly aggressive; often mistaken for a Two.
Read this profile ↗The Conqueror
The most intense and rebellious Eight. Magnetic, provocative, wants the whole stage; passionate loyalties.
Read this profile ↗The Stoic
Merges with routine and comfort rather than with people. Concrete, practical, steady; stubborn under the calm.
Read this profile ↗The Glue
The energetic Nine. Hard-working, involved, holds the group together at their own expense; the least Nine-like Nine.
Read this profile ↗The Twin
Merges with one important person: takes on their views, moods and pace, and can lose track of their own.
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