There are nine wolves inside of you - by Cate Hall
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A love letter to the Enneagram
When I first encountered the Enneagram, I thought it sounded pretty dumb: Nine types of people, precisely? It seemed awfully arbitrary, not unlike astrology. But some wise friends (including my husband) convinced me to give it a shot, and that decision ended up making me happier, saner, and more free. Here are a few notes about how I came to love it and why you might too, especially if you’re an overly cerebral type like me. People say you know you’ve found your type when you feel mortified by its description, and that was my experience reading about Type One (principled, perfectionistic,…
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