Personality Types

I've recently finished watching the whole Sex and the City series and I found it quite enjoyable, not only because of the humour and good story line but also thanks to the main characters that were consistent, intelligently thought-out and allowed for an accurate typing in both the Enneagram and Myers Briggs typologies. However the men in the show are unfortunately exessively similar in their personality types as you will see. Here are the character's types according to my own analysis: Carrie Bradshaw is a 6w7 and also an ENFP. She's very warm, concerned for and loyal to her friends but also a bit jumpy and nervous. There is a palpable anxiety about her - she's always asking questions and fretting about her love life and her social theories. Carrie is also funny in a somewhat self-deprecating way and tends to appear as unsure of herself and clumsy, but also intellectually witty and surpsingly insightful. She's always consulting her friends before she mak...

In this article, I will try to clear up some of the differences between Enneagram Type Seven and the rest of the Enneagram types respectively. The comparison tables will be subject to modifications and additions as more information reveals itself. I hope it will be a useful tool for people who have trouble mistyping or aren't sure of their type - I'm one of them too. 7 and 1 Mistyping frequency: very rarely (unhealthy 7s mistype as 1s). Seven Optimistic Spontaneous Nonchalant Intuit their purpose Scattered Easily distracted Very open-minded Play Want changes Childlike Fun Spendthrift Uninhibited One Pessimistic Planned Self-conscious Know their purpose Methodical Diligent Rather close-minded Work Dislike changes Mature Duty Frugal Restrained 7 and 2 Mistyping frequency: often (usually 7s mistype as 2s) Seven Emotionally volatile Seek adventure Focus on enjoyment Helps self Want freedom Detached Cerebral Let go Want company Activities Can be caustic Forgets promises Abrasive h...

In this article, I will try to clear up some of the differences between Enneagram Type Six and the rest of the Enneagram types respectively. The comparison tables will be subject to modifications and additions as more information reveals itself. I hope it will be a useful tool for people who have trouble mistyping or aren't sure of their type - I'm one of them too. 6 and 1 Mistyping frequency: rarely (6w5 can resemble 1s). Six Self-doubting Indecisive Ambivalent Reactive Anxious Suspicious of others Temperamental Seek security Affliative Looks to authority One Self-confident Decisive Certain Contained Angry Indignated by others Controlled Seek perfection Independent Becomes an authority 6 and 2 Mistyping frequency: often (usually 6s mistype as 2s) Six Seek support Playful and silly Unsure Want independence Reactive Ambivalent Look to authority Become dependent Self-doubting Two Seek love Loving and helpful Sure of self Need merging Manipulative Positive feelings Become autho...

This is a Jungian types test developed by Lenore Thomson and Aryeh Maidenbaum. Jungian types are similar in theory to the Myers Briggs types. Note that the Myers-Briggs ® type can only be achieved by taking the authentic Myers-Briggs Instrument ® . Just like with the previous Enneagram test, grab a piece of paper and note down your answers to each question. The scoring instructions are at the end of the page. I hope it will prove as accurate for you as it was for me. The Jung Test 1. When you meet new people do you: A. Talk as much as you listen B. Listen more than you talk 2. Which statement characterizes your general approach to life? A. Just do it B. Check out the alternatives 3. Which do you like more about yourself: A. Your cool-headed, logical approach B. Your warm, understanding approach 4. Which are you better at: A. Shifting gears when necessary B. Focusing on one task until it's done 5. Do you prefer a social life that includes: A. Many friends and acquaintances B. A ...