What is integration and disintegration in Enneagram?

When moving in their Direction of Disintegration (stress), methodical Ones suddenly become moody and irrational at Four. However, when moving in their Direction of Integration (growth), angry, critical Ones become more spontaneous and joyful, like healthy Sevens. TYPE TWO.

Which Enneagram is the most competitive?

Enneagram Type 3 – Competitive Achiever. Enneagram Threes are likely to value achievement and want to be the best. As a result, efficiency, results, recognition and image are very important to them.

Which Enneagram type is the most common?

Enneagram Type 9
Enneagram Type 9 is the most common personality type according to studies performed by Truity and other reputable enneagram sources.

Where does a 1 go in stress?

In Stress: Ones take on qualities of Fours, becoming more resentful of others having fun, more sensitive to criticism, and more critical of themselves and others. Their inner critic can go into overdrive.

Where does a 7 go in stress?

When 7s are stressed, they first dip into their unhealthy traits as a 7 (unfocused, indulgent, escapist). However, after that level, if they are still stressed or the stress increases they will move towards type 1 and pick up the average to unhealthy traits of 1.

Which Enneagram is most doctors?

Enneagram Type 6
Enneagram Type 6 They are the physicians overly concerned about the values and actions of their hospital or practice and make it a point to join or leave medical organizations based on if they know they can trust them and belong to that group.

Which Enneagram cries the most?

The 1-1 subtype of Eight is the most likely to think they could be a Four because 1-1 Eights do get emotional and cry more easily than the other two subtypes of Eight.

Which Enneagram is afraid of failure?

The basic fear of the Enneagram Type 3 is failure and worthlessness. They may hold a subconscious belief that in order to be worthy, they must succeed, or at least be perceived as successful.

Are Enneagram 8s competitive?

In general terms, both Eights and Threes are ambitious and competitive: both types want to rise above others. The difference is that average Eights are self-assertive and want others to give them their way immediately so they do not have to waste time and energy fighting with people–not that they are afraid to do so.