One of the many benefits of using the Enneagram as a tool to develop better understanding of yourself and others is it can act like a guide map in so many areas your life. One of these areas is your relationships. We all see the world and interact with each other in different ways. Our Enneagram Type will influence how we act in relationships and what we expect of others. We can also learn about our partner’s Type to more deeply understand why they behave a certain way within the relationship.
If you are unsure about your Type, you can take our free Enneagram Personality Assessment Test, here. Take a look at how each Enneagram Type Shows Up in Relationships, including their strengths, wants, and challenges, below.
Type 1 – The Idealist
Type 2 – The Giver
Type 3 – The Performer
Type 4 – The Romantic
Type 5 – The Observer
Type 6 – The Supporter
Type 7 – The Adventurer
Type 8 – The Protector
Type 9 – The Mediator
Remember that the Enneagram is used to classify people’s personalities based on the motivations behind their behaviors. Each individual has their own unique personality, though. So just because generalizations can be made, don’t forget that they may not apply to every person. Use this information compassionately!
