The Enneagram is simply a geometric model used by Pythagoras, the great mathematician, for over 2500 years. Thanks to important cultures such as Babylon and Greece, which have followed this way of thinking, it has spread all over the world.

It consists of a total of nine points on a circle. Each of these points is clearly defined and labeled with numbers from 1 to 9. The numbers are used to represent one's personality. But no personality is superior to the other. An individual whose temperament is number one is no less than a person in number nine.

You wonder what these nine points really are. They are personality characteristics, and these are the nine basic characteristics that make up every person who walks around the planet. A growing point is connected to two other points by means of interconnection lines that form a sort of star structure.

In this guide you will learn:

• The Enneagram personality types
• The Enneagram series of Enneagram personalities
• Understanding the Enneagrams 3 centers - heart, mind, and body
• Guide to the Enneagram of personality
• Personal growth through the Enneagram
• Enneagram and your inner motivation
• Using the Enneagram to develop mindfulness and your self observer
• The Enneagram for corporate consulting
• Enhancing relationships with the Enneagram
• Enjoy conscious relationships with the Enneagram
• 4 Steps to better relationships through the Enneagram
• Power of Enneagram for relationships and personal growth
• Enneagram super heroes
• The Enneagram as a leadership tool
• What types of people don't make good leaders?
• Creating legendary leadership with the Enneagram
• Leadership and stress
• The Enneagram as a master tool for transformation
• Interpersonal communication with the Enneagram
• What your Enneagram type says about your parenting style
• The best parenting style for your family, based on your child's Enneagram type
• The character creation
• Enneagram Type 8 - The confronter/boss
• 6 ways to keep your family organized
• The Enneagram in coaching
• Subtypes in the Enneagram: Why they matter

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