Susan Rhodes
It’s funny that although most of us agree that each point of view does possess a unique quality, trying to find a single label that captures this quality turns out to be a challenge. That’s why most enneagram books include lengthy descriptions of each type that attempt to flesh out the brief type descriptors. Still, I found the idea of characterizing types by looking at their key roles an intriguing idea. This is how I became intrigued with subtypes (aka instinctual variants). Look...
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