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MBTI Guide: Enneagram Type 2

Text overlay on two interlocking circles. One circle reads "MBTI" and the other reads "Enneagram 2 (The Helper)."

 The Enneagram is a popular tool used to analyze and categorize human personalities. It consists of nine distinct types, each with its unique combination of traits, motivations, and fears. Enneagram Type 2 is known as the Helper, as this personality type thrives on nurturing and caring for others. People with this personality type are believed to be warm, empathetic, and generous.

Those with this personality type tend to put the needs of others before their own, which can lead to feelings of burnout or neglect. However, they are often happiest when they feel needed and appreciated by those they care for.


The Enneagram Type 2w1


The Enneagram Type 2w1 personality types are known for their innate desire to help others and make a positive impact in the lives of those around them. They are compassionate, nurturing, and always willing to lend a listening ear. Their desire to assist others is driven by a need for validation and recognition, making them feel valued and appreciated.


The Type 2w1 personality is a combination of the helper and perfectionist traits, which means they are not only driven by their need to assist others, but they also strive for excellence in everything they do. They are organized, disciplined, and detail-oriented, and they will go above and beyond to make sure everything is perfect. They can sometimes be seen as controlling or critical due to their high standards and attention to detail, but their intentions are always good.


Enneagram Type 2w3


Enneagram Type 2w3 is often referred to as the 'host/hostess', and is characterized by a strong desire for recognition and admiration. They are empathetic, generous, and warm-hearted, often putting the needs of others before their own. At the same time, they have a competitive streak and a need to be seen as successful and accomplished.


Individuals who identify as a Type 2w3 are often admired and respected for their ability to connect with others and form meaningful relationships. They are often found in fields such as hospitality, social work, or other helping professions, but can also be successful in more competitive fields like business or entertainment. However, their desire for attention and affirmation can sometimes overshadow their ability to truly connect with others, leading to the risk of becoming manipulative or insincere.


Some famous people who are often associated with this type include Oprah Winfrey, Ellen DeGeneres, and Princess Diana. Similarly to these well-known figures, Type 2w3s often have a natural charisma and appeal that draws others to them. However, it's also important to recognize that the Enneagram is simply a tool to understand ourselves and those around us better, and that each individual is much more complex than a single label can capture.

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