Which Enneagram Type Am I?

A Guide to Finding Yourself Among the Nine Personalities

By Tess Harlow

You've taken the online tests, maybe more than once -- and gotten a different number each time, or a number that never quite fit. You've read the type descriptions and seen yourself in four of them. The truth is, you can't find your Enneagram type by checking off the things you do, because two people can do the very same thing for opposite reasons. Your type isn't your behavior. It's the why underneath it -- the core fear you're always managing and the core desire you're always reaching for. This is a warm, practical guide to finding yourself among the nine types, written for the reader who is tired of guessing. Inside, you'll learn why quizzes mislead, how to narrow the field fast by noticing which center -- gut, heart, or head -- you live from, and how to read the nine in plain, vivid portraits until one of them stops feeling like a description and starts feeling like a mirror. You'll learn the look-alike pairs that trip almost everyone up, and how to tell them apart. And once you have a strong guess, you'll learn how to confirm it -- with wings, with instincts, and with a little time. No scored test, no boxes, no rush. Just a clear way to arrive at the type that has been yours all along -- and to begin using it.


About the Author

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Tess Harlow

Tess Harlow writes Enneagram books for the moment of recognition -- the warm, specific kind that finally names who you are, and explains the people you love.