Source: Take Care of Your Type Type 9s are actually very active within their friend groups and inner circles. They love hanging out with their close friends, and could even do so for hours on[…]
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infj and type four
Source: Truity The multifaceted Enneagram Type 4 has a sense of uniqueness; a sense that they are different from everyone else. Of course, while feeling different can be a good thing, it also means that[…]
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the enneagram of parenting: type four, approaching problems – part three
Source: The Enneagram of Parenting Emotional MaturityRomantic-style children are very sensitive to pressure by a parent to be a certain way (to be just like the parent, usually). Find the subtleties and complexities in their[…]
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the enneagram of parenting: type four, approaching problems – part two
Source: The Enneagram of Parenting Getting Along with Others Romantic-style children tend to have strong likes and dislikes with regard to other people. They long to have a special soul mate with whom to share[…]
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the enneagram of parenting: type four, approaching problems – part one
Source: The Enneagram of Parenting Getting to School on TimeThe more introverted Four-ish children are shy, have trouble being around people for long periods of time, and find grammar school frightening. Those who are extroverted[…]
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the enneagram of parenting: type four introduction
Source: The Enneagram of Parenting Does your child: have feelings that are easily hurt? want to be seen as special? have, or want to have, a closet full of dress-up clothes? soul-search and/or engage in[…]
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