Popularized in the 1970s in the mainstream of humanist psychology, the enneagram is a method of personal development and management.

The Enneagram describes nine different ways of approaching the world, and consequently nine very different ways of interacting with it. Ennea means 9 in Greek. Each of the 9 Enneatypes has its strengths, its weaknesses. Each of us privileges certain information and leaves others aside, in an unconscious way, limiting ourselves to one version of reality. This personal development tool allows you to get to know yourself better and to free yourself from certain sometimes limiting automatisms, and thus improve your interpersonal relationships and well-being.

Before identifying your subtype, it is necessary to identify your enneatype. Take the enneagram test.

The benchmark of the enneagram is its simplicity and symmetry, therefore easily affordable and applicable. But internal differentiation is complex and powerful for those who want to dig.