What is the Enneagram Test?
The Enneagram of Personality is a nine-sided figure used to determine the spectrum of possible personality types. The personality quiz asks you a series of questions to help determine which category you fit best into, while also giving you which categories you scored second, third, etc. highest in. This quiz deeply examines your in-depth characteristics and what drives you while also explaining how you like to receive love, deal with conflict and communicate. Here are some ways each enneagram type likes to be communicated with and complimented.
Number 1: The Reformer
The reformer is rational, ethical, idealistic and by the book. They have a strong sense of right and wrong, are self-controlled, perfectionistic and often strive to make the world a better place. The reformer often needs validation and feedback and can sometimes be impatient or resentful. Some compliments include:
“You always have the best ideas!”
“I know you will do amazing!”
“You worked so hard, I’m so proud of you!”
“I’m so happy you came with us!”
Number 2: The Helper
The Helper is caring, empathetic, warm-hearted and involved in the lives of the people they love. They are generous, people-pleasing and sincere. But, they can also struggle with being possessive and not meeting their own needs. They are always looking for ways to help others and be needed. Some compliments include:
“Thank you for being so patient with me.”
“You are so appreciated.”
“I love you so much.”
Number 3: The Achiever
The Achiever is success-driven, ambitious and self-assured. They are adaptive, charming, driven and energetic. The Achiever often struggles with image consciousness and being worthless, undervalued or competitive. They are always looking to validate their accomplishments and be valuable to society. The Achiever is at the top of their class and to them, failure is not an option. Some compliments include:
“You did a great job today.”
“You deserve everything you’re striving for!”
“I want to be around you and hang out more!”
Number 4: The Individualist
The Individualist is sensitive and reserved. They are emotionally expressive, creative and honest. However, they struggle with a self-absorbed and temperamental nature. Their melancholy can be used in an artistic or creative exploit to express their emotions. Some compliments include:
“You can talk to me about whatever is bothering you.”
“Thank you for sharing your feelings with me.”
“Take your time.”
“You mean so much to me.”
Number 5: The Investigator
The Investigator is intense, insightful and curious. They are perceptive, innovative, secretive and can get caught up in their own complex worlds. They tend to be either isolated or overly eccentric. Often described as ahead of their time and visionary geniuses, the Investigator is always someone who is unique and interesting. Some compliments include:
“Let’s just hang out at home tonight.”
“You are always welcome here.”
“You have such cool taste!”
Number 6: The Loyalist
The Loyalist is security-oriented, hard-working and responsible. They are engaging and excellent at solving problems while fostering cooperation. However, they can also be anxious, defiant and generally suspicious of the world around them. The loyalist will also always have your back and help you to troubleshoot your problems. Some compliments include:
“You are not a burden.”
“You can call me whenever, I’m always here for you!”
“Let’s do something you want to do today.”
number 7: The Enthusiast
The Enthusiast is someone extroverted, busy and fun-loving. They are spontaneous, versatile and joyous to be around, the center of attention in every room. However, they can also be distracted, scattered and impulsive to the point of recklessness. The enthusiast is always down for a road trip, but make sure someone else is giving directions. Some compliments include:
“You are so fun to be around!”
“Tell me more about that.”
“Yes, let’s do that!”
“You look so good today.”
Number 8: The Challenger
The Challenger is a powerful and assertive type of person. They are strong-willed, self-confident, decisive and protective of those around them. They can also be ego-centric, confrontational and intimidating. The challenger is the best bodyguard you will ever find. Some compliments include:
“I admire you.”
“Thank you for making me feel safe!”
“I trust what you think is best.”
Number 9: The Peacemaker
The Peacemaker is very easygoing, accepting and relaxed. They are receptive to new ideas, reassuring, agreeable and supportive. The Peacemaker has a hard time voicing their opinion if it contradicts someone else’s, making them complacent. The peacemaker will let you choose the restaurant and have an aux on the drive there. Some compliments include:
“You are so kind to others.”
“You should find some time to rest.”
“You’re the best!”
You can take the Truity Enneagram Personality test here. Happy Enneagramming!
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