Meet the 9 Enneagram Types

Whether you’re looking for more information about Enneagram types, strategies for communication in the workplace, or just a fun place to see where pop culture and the Enneagram collide, consider this your go-to source for all things Enneagram! 

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Type 1

Type 2

Type 3

Type 4

Type 5

Type 6

Type 7

Type 8

Type 9

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find your type

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Illustration of the Enneagram symbol with text about core motivations enneagram on a purple background.

You’re Not Your Behavior: How to Find Your True Enneagram Type by Understanding Your Core Motivation

Find Your Type

Collage showing two contrasting rooms to illustrate Enneagram interior design styles for all nine types

I Matched Every Enneagram Type With an Interior Design Style

Grow Into Your Best Self

Tired parent holding newborn against blue checkered backdrop, reflecting on Enneagram self care after becoming a parent

I Thought I Was the Enneagram & Self-Care Expert… Then I Had a Baby

Grow Into Your Best Self

Graphic titled “Procrastination Explained with the Enneagram” featuring a large Enneagram symbol inside a blue circle, with a brown and cream border design and the text “Enneagram with Abbey” at the bottom.

Why You Really Procrastinate (according to your Enneagram type)

Grow Into Your Best Self

Graphic titled “Enneagram 9 wings” featuring an illustration of the Enneagram symbol with the number 9 highlighted and arrows pointing to 8 and 1, on a cream background with burgundy stripes and “Enneagram with Abbey” at the bottom.

9w1 vs 9w8: How to Tell Which Enneagram Type 9 Wing You Are

Type 9

Graphic with the text “The Key to Working with Enneagram One” over a warm-toned workspace scene, featuring a laptop, notebook, pen, and plant. A stylized Enneagram symbol sits in the center, with the label “Enneagram with Abbey” at the bottom.

The Key to Working with Enneagram Ones

Type 1

The key to working with Enneagram Type Two with notebook, coffee, laptop, and Enneagram symbol

The Key to Working with Enneagram Twos

Type 2

Desk scene with coffee and Enneagram symbol illustrating working with an Enneagram 3 effectively

The Key to Working with Enneagram Threes

Type 3

Enneagram 5 Seeker graphic with woman reading and book icon symbolizing knowledge and insight

Enneagram 5: Everything You Need to Know About the Seeker Type

Type 5

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The Goldilocks of Enneagram Books

Something accessible, fun, and not too self-serious, while also wildly helpful with space to take concrete steps toward self-discovery and personal growth.

Hey hey! I’m Abbey.

Enneagram Teacher, Author of My Enneagram, and overachieving Type 3 mom learning how to separate her worth from her productivity

I’m also the person who ensures your team is still buzzing about what they learned weeks after our time together—referencing it in emails, one-on-ones, and even around the dinner table with their families.

So, when it’s time to break up silos, increase compassion, and invite a breath of fresh air into your office, let’s chat.

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