MBTI Guide

  The Enneagram describes a path of growth for each personality type. For the Enthusiast (Type 7), this journey leads them from a place of seeking constant stimulation and avoiding discomfort to a responsible direction-setting and uplifting others, integrating the wisdom of Type 1 (The Reformer). Here's how a Type 7 can move towards a more purposeful and uplifting expression of their core motivations: Understanding the Enthusiast (Type 7): Core Motivation:  To experience joy, excitement, and new possibilities. Core Fear:  Being trapped, bored, and missing out on life's experiences. Unhealthy Tendencies:   Scattered focus, impulsivity, fear of commitment, and difficulty experiencing deep contentment. The Growth Direction: Towards Type 1 As a Type 7 moves towards their growth direction (Type 1), they begin to integrate the following qualities: Focus and Discipline:  They develop a stronger sense of focus and discipline. This allows them to channel their energy towards meaning

 Enneagram Type 7 also known as the Enthusiast, is a personality type characterized by curiosity, spontaneity, and an insatiable thirst for adventure. This type is often described as the life of the party, with a contagious exuberance that draws others in. Enthusiasts are drawn to new experiences and can become quickly bored with routine, always seeking out new challenges and opportunities. Famous people who embody the Enthusiast type include Richard Branson, founder of the Virgin Group, and comedian and talk show host Ellen DeGeneres. Branson's boundless energy and eagerness to take risks have led to his success in various industries, while DeGeneres is known for her infectious enthusiasm and upbeat personality on and off stage. Fictional characters who exemplify this type include Aladdin from the Disney movie of the same name, with his love of adventure and desire for a life outside the palace walls, and Tony Stark aka Ironman, whose penchant for thrill-seeking and constant innov