
04-03-2008, 07:17 AM
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Thanks. A couple questions. Quote:
Originally Posted by Mags I found it incredibly useful back then, as it helped me to understand some behaviour patterns that I used to interact with others. One of these behaviour pattens was quite destructive at the time in my relationship with my boyfriend, and I was able to change that. He and I later got married and are now coming up to our 6th wedding anniversary, so I'd say that the Enneagram certainly made a positive difference in my life! | There is some chatter on the website (like every other damned personality sorter) on relationships, compatibility, and dynamics. Did you find this relevant or useful as well, or did you not come across this aspect? Quote:
Originally Posted by Mags The Enneagram, like other methods of personality typing, works on the level of behaviour and the egoic mind. | That's an interesting assertion. I've never heard this. It might be worth exploring in a thread devoted to the topic. Quote:
Originally Posted by Mags After a year at the consulting company, during which I actually grew and changed a lot (partly because of the Enneagram, but also because I've always read extensively and applied that to my life), I was still just a Four... I was a Four to start with, and was always going to be a Four in their heads! | Would the Enneagram system still say you're a Four? Would you agree with it? If you're not a Four, what are you now?
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