EP230: (SERIES) The THREE Subtypes of the Enneagram NINE: Standing Firm and Using Your Voice with the Adaptive Peacemaker

Out of all the Enneagram types, 9s seem to be the most forgotten.<br /><br />This is because of their easygoing nature and reluctance to make waves. Their main motivators are to create harmony both internally and in their surrounding environments. <br /><br />They may not be ones to speak up too often, but in my opinion, they are the wisest on the Enneagram. <br /><br />On this episode of the Leadership Formula, I am wrapping up our masterclass on each Enneagram type’s instinctual subtypes by focusing on the last in line, the 9s. <br /><br />I discuss the nuances of the 9 as a whole, as well as the ins and outs of each subtype. <br /><br />Listen in to learn more about why self-preservation 9s are the most resistant to opening up, why one-on-one 9s often struggle with co-dependency, and why social 9s often hide their pain from others while still harboring a need to be included. <br /><br />What You Will Learn<br /><br />A review on the basics of the 3 instinctual subtypes: self-preservation, one-on-one, and social<br />Why the Enneagram 9 has the biggest distinctions between its subtypes compared to the other types<br />Why 9s all express a need for comfortable fusion in their lives<br />Why self-preservation 9s are the most resistant to opening up to others<br />How self-preservation 9s show up more irritable and stubborn and have a stronger presence than the other two subtypes<br />Why self-preservation 9s have the ability to disconnect easily in efforts to not be controlled by desire or attachment<br />Why one-on-one 9s tend to feel more secure when partnered with others and find it challenging to be on their own<br />How one-on-one 9s show up as the least assertive 9 due to their kind and gentle nature<br />Why the social 9 is the counter type and often shows up as a facilitator or mediator within groups<br />Why social 9s hide their pain from those around them, so to not burden others with their stress<br />How social 9s show up as fun, lighthearted, and have a driving need to be included<br /><br />Connect