MBTI Guide

  The Enneagram offers a dynamic framework for exploring human behavior. Here are some engaging role-playing activities designed to bring the Enneagram types to life, fostering deeper understanding and communication: 1. The Workplace Conflict: Concept:   Navigate a workplace disagreement through the lens of different Enneagram types. Activity: Scenario:   Two colleagues (assigned Enneagram types) disagree on a project approach. Roleplay:  Participants act out the scenario, highlighting communication styles and motivations associated with their assigned types. Debrief:  Discuss how the Enneagram can help navigate such conflicts by understanding underlying needs and fears. 2. The Family Feud (Enneagram Edition): Concept:  Explore family dynamics through the Enneagram. Activity: Scenario:  A fictional family (each member assigned an Enneagram type) is planning a vacation. Roleplay:  Participants act out the scenario, showcasing how different motivations and fears can create family tensi

  INTP and INTP:   These individuals (NT) often excel with logic and systems. They might benefit from: Language learning apps with gamified elements:  Duolingo, Memrise (appeal to their analytical side and gamification can provide a sense of accomplishment) Structured courses with clear explanations of grammar rules:  Pimsleur (focuses on spoken language), Rosetta Stone (combines audio and visuals) The Creative Connectors (NF Types): ENFP and ENTP:   These imaginative learners (NF) thrive on engagement and connection. They might benefit from: Immersive language learning methods:  Watching movies and TV shows in the target language, listening to music Language exchange programs:  Connecting with native speakers to practice conversation Interactive online communities:  Language learning forums, social media groups (provide opportunities to connect with others and practice) The Practical Observers (S Types): ISTP and ISFP:  These hands-on learners (S) prefer concrete applications and prac