Not exactly. DISC and Myers-Briggs describe your behavior, what you do. The Enneagram goes deeper than that. It gets at the motivation underneath the behavior, why you do what you do. Two people can have identical DISC profiles and completely different Enneagram types because they're operating from completely different fears and core beliefs. That's why people who already know their DISC or Myers-Briggs still find the Enneagram stops them in their tracks. It explains the why that other tools miss.

We work through it together. We're not going to hand you a result and walk away, and we're not going to make you guess without guidance either. The typing process is a conversation, and we'll help you land on your type with real confidence, not just a score from a quiz.

Most people do, and they feel it when it lands. The right type doesn't just make sense intellectually, it feels uncomfortably accurate. That said, we're not rushing you to a conclusion. If there's genuine uncertainty between two types, we'll name that honestly and encourage you to give yourself space to try each one on and notice if one lands more than another.  What we won't do is force certainty where there isn't any. If you don’t land your type and would like more help with that, feel free to book an additional session with us.

That's exactly the concern we had too. Here's what we've found: the Enneagram doesn't put you in a box, it shows you the box you've already been living in. It shows you the patterns, the defaults, the autopilot responses you've been running on without fully realizing it. Naming the box is what gives you the ability to step outside of it. You can't change what you can't see.

Yes, it's possible the quiz got it wrong. Online quizzes type your behavior. A typing interview gets at your motivation. Those are different things and the difference matters. People frequently test as one type and discover they're actually another once they do the deeper work. If you've taken a quiz and something has always felt slightly off about the result, that's worth exploring. We've had plenty of people come in convinced they're one type and leave certain they're another, and the clarity that comes with that is significant.

It describes the motivation underneath your behavior,  which is more useful. Your behavior changes depending on context, stress, relationships, and the day you're having. Your core motivation is remarkably consistent. The Enneagram works at that deeper level, which is why it tends to feel more accurate and more personal than tools that only map what you do on the surface.

No. The Enneagram is a psychological framework for understanding human motivation and behavior. It has roots in contemplative traditions, but it isn't religious in practice and isn't affiliated with any particular faith. People across every background and belief system use it and find it useful. We use it as a tool, nothing more.

Absolutely. The Core Discovery Experience is where most people start, but it's not where the work has to stop. If you want to go deeper, focus on a specific area of your life, or keep working through what comes up, we can build something around what you actually need. Reach out and tell us where you are.

We'd love to have that conversation with you. We offer facilitated team typing sessions, customized trainings, and workshops built around your team's specific needs and goals. Every engagement is different because every team is different. Email us and tell us about your team. We'll take it from there.