When it comes to merging these two major typology systems: Myers-Briggs and the Enneagram, there is no “one size fits all” method. Truly any type combination is possible making not just 16 personalities or 9 personalities, but 144 different expressions!
Each typology system offers incredible personal insight but is incomplete on its own: where Myers-Briggs delves deeply into cognitive functions and how intricately the brain learns and processes information, the Enneagram offers insight into emotional health, childhood experiences, and basic driving human instincts. Using these typology systems in conjunction will not only give you a better understanding of yourself as a person, but will help shape your relationships and guide you toward a more successful and happy future!
Below you can find a description of the three common Enneagram types for ENFJs.
ENFJ Two “The Helper”
ENFJ Twos are loving people-persons who value human connection and authentic relationships above all else. These types are outgoing and friendly and enjoy being a functioning member of their local community. ENFJ Twos feel they are worthy only so long as they are helpful. Because of this, they may take on a bit of counselor role with their loved ones and many people will depend on the them for guidance and advice.
ENFJ Three “The Achiever”
ENFJ Threes are highly in touch with their organized side and use their social awareness to excel professionally. Because Enneagram Threes tend to be image-oriented and take pride in their material possessions, ENFJ Threes may be more prone to fall into a Fe-Se cognitive loop. These types might struggle separating work from play and often go out with coworkers and bring their social life into the workplace. Their natural extroversion and skill with people will give them a leg up in many professional fields, fueling their desire for achievement and success.
ENFJ Eight “The Challenger”
ENFJ Eights have no problem stating their minds and may be more in touch with their strong values and convictions than other ENFJs. They are ready to defend their beliefs and will use their social savvy to win arguments. These ENFJs may feel more protective over their people than other ENFJs and have likely gone through many trials with their friends and family that have bonded them closely together. This ENFJ will be loyal to a fault and stand up for the ones they love at all costs. ENFJ Eights are strong-willed, passionate, and purposeful in all they do.
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