Personality Type Blog

What are Brené Brown’s Enneagram and Myers-Briggs Personality Types?

 15 January 2021 / By Megan Malone

Brené Brown is a researcher known for her work studying and teaching courage, vulnerability, shame, and empathy. She’s the author of several bestselling books including The Gifts of Imperfection, Daring Greatly, and Braving the Wilderness. 

Based on an analysis of her observed behavior and motivations, Brown is likely an INFJ personality type and Enneagram One. 

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Categories: Enneagram, Famous Types

How I'm Raising a Healthy Introvert in a Sea of Extraverts

 14 January 2021 / By Cassi Villanueva

When I was pregnant with my first children, a set of twins, I had playdates scheduled before my third trimester check-up. Friends would talk about the importance of nap schedules and I’d joke that the babes could sleep in the car between adventures. An Extravert since birth, I’m always on the hunt for the next big adventure, and people (all the people please!) that I can adventure with.

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Category: Parenting & Family

How to Work With ‘Get it Right’ People

 13 January 2021 / By Jayne Thompson

If your job requires teamwork or supervision, you’ll inevitably be forced to deal with at least one ‘get-it-right’ personality. These people tend to be technically competent, well researched, and highly professional, which makes them hugely valuable in the workplace. They go absolutely in-depth into subjects, taking huge bites instead of small nibbles. 

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Category: Personality At Work

Why You Need To Get Out Of Your Head and Into Your Body to Get The Most Out Of Your Personality System

 12 January 2021 / By Lynn Roulo

The Big Five, DISC, Myers and Briggs, the Enneagram — all these personality systems help you understand yourself and other people better. By learning your own personality traits and those of others, you can begin to understand the inherent strengths and potential pitfalls we all possess.

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Categories: Enneagram, Personality Science, Personal Growth, Self-Discovery

What Are Kate Middleton’s Enneagram and Myers-Briggs Types?

 08 January 2021 / By Jenna Birch

Straight-laced and serious-minded, there’s a reason Kate Middleton was able to blend so seamlessly into the rule-following, traditional role of Duchess of Cambridge; her personality type might just be perfectly suited to wearing that crown.

Based on an analysis of her observed behavior and motivations, Kate is most likely an Enneagram Type One, and an ISFJ personality type. Here’s what makes the Duchess of Cambridge so unique. 

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Categories: Enneagram, Famous Types

Why Being Friends With Your Opposite Can Be Really Good for You (and Them)

 05 January 2021 / By Elizabeth Harris

Recently, I asked one of my best friends to send me her music recommendations. What I got back was a playlist so varied, so cool and so completely different from my music that I couldn’t believe what I was listening to.

This friend is one of the people I feel closest to in my life but she also couldn’t be more different from me. We are total opposites. And that’s why our friendship works.

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Categories: Relationships & Communication, Personal Growth, Self-Discovery

How to Use Your Enneagram Type to Actually Achieve the Goals You Set, in 2021 and Beyond!

 30 December 2020 / By Julianne Ishler

Given the stress and uncertainty 2020 has brought, the idea of setting goals for the new year might make you want to burrow into a hole.

When you’re taught to set and pursue goals just one way, instead of what’s best for your personality type, it’s easy to feel anxious, apathetic, or discouraged. It’s no wonder why 92% of people who set New Year’s goals end up abandoning them—they’re working against their unique personality type, not with it. 

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Categories: Enneagram, Personal Growth, Self-Discovery

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