MBTI Guide

  Have you ever finished a book and felt like you truly understood a character, their motivations, and even their flaws? The Enneagram, a powerful personality system, can offer a deeper lens into the characters that come alive on the page. By understanding the nine core Enneagram types, you can unlock a new layer of appreciation for your favorite stories. Let's delve into how the Enneagram can illuminate the characters we love (or love to hate!): The Core Motivations and Fears: Each Enneagram type has a core motivation driving their actions and a deep-seated fear that shapes their behaviors. Here are some examples: The Reformer (Type 1):  Driven by a desire for perfection and improvement, they fear being immoral or unethical. Think of Jean Valjean in "Les Misérables," constantly striving for redemption. The Helper (Type 2):  Motivated by a need to feel loved and appreciated, they fear being unwanted or unimportant. Consider characters like Marmee March in "Littl

  The Analysts (NT): INTJ - Unveiling the Complexities:  Drawn to intricate world-building, complex plots with unexpected twists, and ideas that challenge their intellect. Think Sci-Fi epics like Dune, philosophical explorations like Stranger in a Strange Land, or mind-bending mysteries like Sherlock Holmes. INTP - The Quest for Knowledge:  Enjoy non-fiction works that delve into specific topics, biographies of fascinating minds, or thought experiments that explore the nature of reality. Think scientific explorations like A Brief History of Time, historical biographies like Isaac Asimov's Guide to Science, or thought-provoking fiction like Slaughterhouse-Five. ENTJ - Shaping the Narrative:  Thrive on fast-paced narratives with strong leadership themes, strategic maneuvering, and overcoming challenges. Think political thrillers like House of Cards, historical accounts of decisive battles, or dystopian adventures like The Hunger Games. ENTP - Witty Wordplay and Ideas:  Appreciate cle