Down-to-earth and friendly, ESFJs have rightfully earned the nickname “The Defender” in the type community. Why this nickname? ESFJs are known for defending traditions, their communities, and the values they hold dear. These types are famously loyal, considerate, and helpful. But what if you’re dealing with an unhealthy ESFJ? Unhealthy ESFJs may seem very different…
So you’ve taken a Myers-Briggs® type indicator, and you see an “S” in your type code. What now? What does that “S” even mean? Perhaps you log onto forums or message boards and read a variety of random opinions on that little “S.” Now you’re wondering, “Is this type right for me? Do I really…
If you’re a newbie to typology, one of the most confusing aspects of your type may be the S or N preference in your type code. Whenever I’m working with someone to help them find their type, the S/N dichotomy is one that puzzles them most. So how can you tell if you’re an intuitive?…
Known as “The Perfectionists,” Enneagram Ones feel driven to improve the world and make the most of themselves. They want to be useful, to feel a sense of purpose, and live up to their own high standards. But there’s more to Ones than hyper-responsibility and high standards. Let’s take a look at their childhood strengths…
Known as “The Helpers,” Enneagram Twos make an impact on the world with their generosity and personable natures. Twos enjoy helping people, being needed and stepping in when someone unfortunate needs a protector or confidante. But what’s it really like to be a Two child? What strengths and weaknesses follow them through life? Let’s take…
