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A Visual of the Enneagram Behavioural Model Frequently Asked Questions What is the Enneagram? In short, the Ennegram is a sense-making tool that helps us to understand ourselves and allows us to develop to our best potential. It divides personalities into nine groups, 18 wings, three subtypes, and three instincts. It should be noted that the Enneagram is an open system that does not "box people in" but is rather a journey of self-discovery. The
Enneagram is a type of personality profile differing from others in that it offers
insight into an individual's core gifts, motivations, fears and defense mechanisms.
The
Enneagram helps us to understand ourselves and the various personalities we interact
with every day. Through discovering the strengths and weaknesses of our own personality
type and our motivations for behaviours and reactions, we are better able to work
with these to bring optimal outcomes. The History of the Enneagram The roots of the Enneagram are widely disputed between authors and there are various different theories on where the tool originated. Its later use, however, it can be traced to a Russian mystic named Gurdjieff who used the Enneagram to explain the unfolding of creation, and later Oscar Ichazo who established a school which used the Enneagram of Personality as part of a larger body of teaching called Protoanalysis. Other big names in the Enneagram world are Claudio Naranjo, Don Riso and Russ Hudson. Today the Enneagram is used to help us more clearly understand any process and why certain courses of action may work while others not. It is also used to gain insight into business applications, relationships, ourselves, philosophy, our careers and much more. How does it benefit teams? The Enneagram can be used on teams the same way it is on individuals, whereby the team's psychology is analysed, a report given, and suggestions on how to maximize the team's efficiency are provided. How is the Enneagram used in coaching? Once an individual's personality type has been ascertained using the Enneagram Model a coach is then able to sit with the client and identify areas that require work (on an inter-personal level), are able to set manageable goals and deadlines with the client and find the most effective modes of behaviour for the individual. For more info on the Enneagram and the courses it is featured in, contact info@StaffTraining.co.za Accreditation No: IEQ00066 |