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MBTI Guide: Enneagram Type 9

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Text overlay on two interlocking circles. One circle reads "MBTI" and the other reads "Enneagram 9 (The Peacemaker)."

Enneagram Type 9 also known as the "Peacemaker", is a personality type characterized by a desire for harmony and peaceful surroundings. Individuals of this type often have a calming presence and are skilled at resolving conflicts. They are also known to be empathetic, supportive, and easygoing.


Despite their peaceful nature, individuals of this type may struggle with indecisiveness and the tendency to avoid conflict, sometimes sacrificing their own needs for the sake of keeping the peace. However, when healthy, they are able to assert themselves and have healthy boundaries. They tend to value deep connections and may be drawn to a variety of artistic pursuits, often expressing themselves through creative outlets. 


The Enneagram Type 9w8


The Enneagram Type 9w8 personality type is a combination of two distinct personality traits - the peacemaker and the challenger. 9w8 individuals are known for their gentle and easygoing nature, as well as their assertive and confident demeanor. They possess the ability to bring people together and create harmony, but can also stand their ground and assert their positions when necessary.


The type 9w8 personality is one of the most common Enneagram types and can be found in many famous people and fictional characters throughout history. From Gandhi, the iconic Indian freedom fighter who advocated for non-violence and peaceful protest, to Frank Underwood, the ruthless politician from the popular TV show House of Cards, type 9w8 personalities have made their mark in all walks of life.


Enneagram type 9w1


The Enneagram is a popular classification system based on nine distinct personality types, each characterized by a unique set of traits, behaviors, and motivations. One of the nine Enneagram types is the 9w1, also known as the "Peacemaker." These individuals tend to be quiet, accommodating, and easygoing, with a strong desire to maintain harmony and avoid conflict in their relationships.


The 9w1 type is characterized by a deep sense of inner peace and tranquility. They are thoughtful and reflective individuals who enjoy spending time in introspection and meditation. They are empathetic and compassionate, and are often drawn to careers in counseling, social work, or other helping professions.


Despite their aversion to conflict, 9w1s are not afraid to stand up for what they believe in, especially when it comes to matters of morality and justice. They tend to be idealistic and are often drawn to social causes or movements that aim to create a more equal and just society.

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