The Enneagram of Personality

What Nines want is unity and harmony - peacemaking. But when they are stressed and unhealthy, they settle for peacekeeping. They have gone asleep to themselves to avoid conflict, until at last their anger boils over. “Do I really matter? Do I really exist?” Those are the fears of Nines. But at their best, they are aware of how much they matter, how beautiful they are, awakening to the gift that they are to the world. ‘I have not come to bring peace, but a sword,” Jesus proclaims in Matthew 10. In this passage of Scripture, Nines are reminded that real peacemaking sometimes means conflict is necessary. You can find more from Logan by visiting: https://linktr.ee/loganjonescoaching For Booking a Free 30-minute Consultation: loganjonescoaching.com Episode Image Credit: Getty/Gary Waters

What Nines want is unity and harmony - peacemaking. But when they are stressed and unhealthy, they settle for peacekeeping. They have gone asleep to themselves to avoid conflict, until at last their anger boils over. “Do I really matter? Do I really exist?” Those are the fears of Nines. But at their best, they are aware of how much they matter, how beautiful they are, awakening to the gift that they are to the world. ‘I have not come to bring peace, but a sword,” Jesus proclaims in Matthew 10. In this passage of Scripture, Nines are reminded that real peacemaking sometimes means conflict is necessary. You can find more from Logan by visiting: https://linktr.ee/loganjonescoaching For Booking a Free 30-minute Consultation: loganjonescoaching.com Episode Image Credit: Getty/Gary Waters

What Nines want is unity and harmony - peacemaking. But when they are stressed and unhealthy, they settle for peacekeeping. They have gone asleep to themselves to avoid conflict, until at last their anger boils over. “Do I really matter? Do I really exist?” Those are the fears of Nines. But at their best, they are aware of how much they matter, how beautiful they are, awakening to the gift that they are to the world. ‘I have not come to bring peace, but a sword,” Jesus proclaims in Matthew 10. In this passage of Scripture, Nines are reminded that real peacemaking sometimes means conflict is necessary. You can find more from Logan by visiting: https://linktr.ee/loganjonescoaching For Booking a Free 30-minute Consultation: loganjonescoaching.com Episode Image Credit: Getty/Gary Waters

What Nines want is unity and harmony - peacemaking. But when they are stressed and unhealthy, they settle for peacekeeping. They have gone asleep to themselves to avoid conflict, until at last their anger boils over. “Do I really matter? Do I really exist?” Those are the fears of Nines. But at their best, they are aware of how much they matter, how beautiful they are, awakening to the gift that they are to the world. ‘I have not come to bring peace, but a sword,” Jesus proclaims in Matthew 10. In this passage of Scripture, Nines are reminded that real peacemaking sometimes means conflict is necessary. You can find more from Logan by visiting: https://linktr.ee/loganjonescoaching For Booking a Free 30-minute Consultation: loganjonescoaching.com Episode Image Credit: Getty/Gary Waters

What Nines want is unity and harmony - peacemaking. But when they are stressed and unhealthy, they settle for peacekeeping. They have gone asleep to themselves to avoid conflict, until at last their anger boils over. “Do I really matter? Do I really exist?” Those are the fears of Nines. But at their best, they are aware of how much they matter, how beautiful they are, awakening to the gift that they are to the world. ‘I have not come to bring peace, but a sword,” Jesus proclaims in Matthew 10. In this passage of Scripture, Nines are reminded that real peacemaking sometimes means conflict is necessary. You can find more from Logan by visiting: https://linktr.ee/loganjonescoaching For Booking a Free 30-minute Consultation: loganjonescoaching.com Episode Image Credit: Getty/Gary Waters

What Nines want is unity and harmony - peacemaking. But when they are stressed and unhealthy, they settle for peacekeeping. They have gone asleep to themselves to avoid conflict, until at last their anger boils over. “Do I really matter? Do I really exist?” Those are the fears of Nines. But at their best, they are aware of how much they matter, how beautiful they are, awakening to the gift that they are to the world. ‘I have not come to bring peace, but a sword,” Jesus proclaims in Matthew 10. In this passage of Scripture, Nines are reminded that real peacemaking sometimes means conflict is necessary. You can find more from Logan by visiting: https://linktr.ee/loganjonescoaching For Booking a Free 30-minute Consultation: loganjonescoaching.com Episode Image Credit: Getty/Gary Waters

Type Eights are intense, the boss - they have an intensity for life and are prone to excess. “Let’s go, let’s get it started” is their energy. They want to remain on top and powerful. Eights make great CEOs because they don’t let feelings or vulnerabilities get in the way of getting the job done. Their core desire is justice. In health, they protect the underdog. When they are not at their best, they settle for revenge - the idea of “might is right.” Jesus speaks to the habit Eights have to live out a life of scarcity and lack of vulnerability in his parable of the weeds. Regardless of how frustrated Eights are with injustice, Jesus calls them to wait patiently for his better, perfect justice. You can find more from Logan by visiting: https://linktr.ee/loganjonescoaching For Booking a Free 30-minute Consultation: loganjonescoaching.com Episode Image Credit: Malte Mueller

Type Eights are intense, the boss - they have an intensity for life and are prone to excess. “Let’s go, let’s get it started” is their energy. They want to remain on top and powerful. Eights make great CEOs because they don’t let feelings or vulnerabilities get in the way of getting the job done. Their core desire is justice. In health, they protect the underdog. When they are not at their best, they settle for revenge - the idea of “might is right.” Jesus speaks to the habit Eights have to live out a life of scarcity and lack of vulnerability in his parable of the weeds. Regardless of how frustrated Eights are with injustice, Jesus calls them to wait patiently for his better, perfect justice. You can find more from Logan by visiting: https://linktr.ee/loganjonescoaching For Booking a Free 30-minute Consultation: loganjonescoaching.com Episode Image Credit: Malte Mueller

Type Eights are intense, the boss - they have an intensity for life and are prone to excess. “Let’s go, let’s get it started” is their energy. They want to remain on top and powerful. Eights make great CEOs because they don’t let feelings or vulnerabilities get in the way of getting the job done. Their core desire is justice. In health, they protect the underdog. When they are not at their best, they settle for revenge - the idea of “might is right.” Jesus speaks to the habit Eights have to live out a life of scarcity and lack of vulnerability in his parable of the weeds. Regardless of how frustrated Eights are with injustice, Jesus calls them to wait patiently for his better, perfect justice. You can find more from Logan by visiting: https://linktr.ee/loganjonescoaching For Booking a Free 30-minute Consultation: loganjonescoaching.com Episode Image Credit: Malte Mueller

Type Eights are intense, the boss - they have an intensity for life and are prone to excess. “Let’s go, let’s get it started” is their energy. They want to remain on top and powerful. Eights make great CEOs because they don’t let feelings or vulnerabilities get in the way of getting the job done. Their core desire is justice. In health, they protect the underdog. When they are not at their best, they settle for revenge - the idea of “might is right.” Jesus speaks to the habit Eights have to live out a life of scarcity and lack of vulnerability in his parable of the weeds. Regardless of how frustrated Eights are with injustice, Jesus calls them to wait patiently for his better, perfect justice. You can find more from Logan by visiting: https://linktr.ee/loganjonescoaching For Booking a Free 30-minute Consultation: loganjonescoaching.com Episode Image Credit: Malte Mueller

Type Eights are intense, the boss - they have an intensity for life and are prone to excess. “Let’s go, let’s get it started” is their energy. They want to remain on top and powerful. Eights make great CEOs because they don’t let feelings or vulnerabilities get in the way of getting the job done. Their core desire is justice. In health, they protect the underdog. When they are not at their best, they settle for revenge - the idea of “might is right.” Jesus speaks to the habit Eights have to live out a life of scarcity and lack of vulnerability in his parable of the weeds. Regardless of how frustrated Eights are with injustice, Jesus calls them to wait patiently for his better, perfect justice. You can find more from Logan by visiting: https://linktr.ee/loganjonescoaching For Booking a Free 30-minute Consultation: loganjonescoaching.com Episode Image Credit: Malte Mueller

Sevens of the world make life worth living. They know how to celebrate. They are looking for the most pleasurable options they can be a part of. There is a FOMO in this personality, but in general, they are just moving from one pleasurable experience to another. Life is a huge, grand buffet and they want to taste it all. They are constantly planning, constantly thinking about what they are going to do next. This of course, makes it hard for Sevens to fully enjoy the present, as they move from one thing to the next, never really going deep. At their best, Sevens can be present in the pain while being able to reframe toward gratitude. At their core, they want satisfaction. But since the world doesn’t fully satisfy, they settle for simply, “more.” You can find more from Logan by visiting: https://linktr.ee/loganjonescoaching For Booking a Free 30-minute Consultation: loganjonescoaching.com Episode Image Credit: Getty/Malte Mueller

Sevens of the world make life worth living. They know how to celebrate. They are looking for the most pleasurable options they can be a part of. There is a FOMO in this personality, but in general, they are just moving from one pleasurable experience to another. Life is a huge, grand buffet and they want to taste it all. They are constantly planning, constantly thinking about what they are going to do next. This of course, makes it hard for Sevens to fully enjoy the present, as they move from one thing to the next, never really going deep. At their best, Sevens can be present in the pain while being able to reframe toward gratitude. At their core, they want satisfaction. But since the world doesn’t fully satisfy, they settle for simply, “more.” You can find more from Logan by visiting: https://linktr.ee/loganjonescoaching For Booking a Free 30-minute Consultation: loganjonescoaching.com Episode Image Credit: Getty/Malte Mueller

Sevens of the world make life worth living. They know how to celebrate. They are looking for the most pleasurable options they can be a part of. There is a FOMO in this personality, but in general, they are just moving from one pleasurable experience to another. Life is a huge, grand buffet and they want to taste it all. They are constantly planning, constantly thinking about what they are going to do next. This of course, makes it hard for Sevens to fully enjoy the present, as they move from one thing to the next, never really going deep. At their best, Sevens can be present in the pain while being able to reframe toward gratitude. At their core, they want satisfaction. But since the world doesn’t fully satisfy, they settle for simply, “more.” You can find more from Logan by visiting: https://linktr.ee/loganjonescoaching For Booking a Free 30-minute Consultation: loganjonescoaching.com Episode Image Credit: Getty/Malte Mueller

Sevens of the world make life worth living. They know how to celebrate. They are looking for the most pleasurable options they can be a part of. There is a FOMO in this personality, but in general, they are just moving from one pleasurable experience to another. Life is a huge, grand buffet and they want to taste it all. They are constantly planning, constantly thinking about what they are going to do next. This of course, makes it hard for Sevens to fully enjoy the present, as they move from one thing to the next, never really going deep. At their best, Sevens can be present in the pain while being able to reframe toward gratitude. At their core, they want satisfaction. But since the world doesn’t fully satisfy, they settle for simply, “more.” You can find more from Logan by visiting: https://linktr.ee/loganjonescoaching For Booking a Free 30-minute Consultation: loganjonescoaching.com Episode Image Credit: Getty/Malte Mueller

Sevens of the world make life worth living. They know how to celebrate. They are looking for the most pleasurable options they can be a part of. There is a FOMO in this personality, but in general, they are just moving from one pleasurable experience to another. Life is a huge, grand buffet and they want to taste it all. They are constantly planning, constantly thinking about what they are going to do next. This of course, makes it hard for Sevens to fully enjoy the present, as they move from one thing to the next, never really going deep. At their best, Sevens can be present in the pain while being able to reframe toward gratitude. At their core, they want satisfaction. But since the world doesn’t fully satisfy, they settle for simply, “more.” You can find more from Logan by visiting: https://linktr.ee/loganjonescoaching For Booking a Free 30-minute Consultation: loganjonescoaching.com Episode Image Credit: Getty/Malte Mueller

Sevens of the world make life worth living. They know how to celebrate. They are looking for the most pleasurable options they can be a part of. There is a FOMO in this personality, but in general, they are just moving from one pleasurable experience to another. Life is a huge, grand buffet and they want to taste it all. They are constantly planning, constantly thinking about what they are going to do next. This of course, makes it hard for Sevens to fully enjoy the present, as they move from one thing to the next, never really going deep. At their best, Sevens can be present in the pain while being able to reframe toward gratitude. At their core, they want satisfaction. But since the world doesn’t fully satisfy, they settle for simply, “more.” You can find more from Logan by visiting: https://linktr.ee/loganjonescoaching For Booking a Free 30-minute Consultation: loganjonescoaching.com Episode Image Credit: Getty/Malte Mueller

“What, and who, can I trust? What should I do?” Sixes scan the environment, making sure we are all safe and secure. The phobic 6 needs to know the external authorities in their world. They are the stereotypical teacher’s pet, doing things just right. The counter-phobic sixes go toward what they are afraid of. They are the storm chasers of life. The buck authority while also needing it (often getting confused with Type 8s). Sixes are the devil’s advocate of the Enneagram, often struggling with analysis paralysis. Often they make the decision not to make the decision - not realizing that in and of itself is a decision. At their best, the sixes are the ones you want at your side when things fall apart. They instinctively react and do the right thing, often because they have rehearsed the worst-case scenario in their minds. You can find more from Logan by visiting: https://linktr.ee/loganjonescoaching For Booking a Free 30-minute Consultation: loganjonescoaching.com Episode Image Credit: Getty/Olha Khorimarko

“What, and who, can I trust? What should I do?” Sixes scan the environment, making sure we are all safe and secure. The phobic 6 needs to know the external authorities in their world. They are the stereotypical teacher’s pet, doing things just right. The counter-phobic sixes go toward what they are afraid of. They are the storm chasers of life. The buck authority while also needing it (often getting confused with Type 8s). Sixes are the devil’s advocate of the Enneagram, often struggling with analysis paralysis. Often they make the decision not to make the decision - not realizing that in and of itself is a decision. At their best, the sixes are the ones you want at your side when things fall apart. They instinctively react and do the right thing, often because they have rehearsed the worst-case scenario in their minds. You can find more from Logan by visiting: https://linktr.ee/loganjonescoaching For Booking a Free 30-minute Consultation: loganjonescoaching.com Episode Image Credit: Getty/Olha Khorimarko

“What, and who, can I trust? What should I do?” Sixes scan the environment, making sure we are all safe and secure. The phobic 6 needs to know the external authorities in their world. They are the stereotypical teacher’s pet, doing things just right. The counter-phobic sixes go toward what they are afraid of. They are the storm chasers of life. The buck authority while also needing it (often getting confused with Type 8s). Sixes are the devil’s advocate of the Enneagram, often struggling with analysis paralysis. Often they make the decision not to make the decision - not realizing that in and of itself is a decision. At their best, the sixes are the ones you want at your side when things fall apart. They instinctively react and do the right thing, often because they have rehearsed the worst-case scenario in their minds. You can find more from Logan by visiting: https://linktr.ee/loganjonescoaching For Booking a Free 30-minute Consultation: loganjonescoaching.com Episode Image Credit: Getty/Olha Khorimarko