Hi. I remember "starting" to do mine a couple years back, then backing out because it seemed so complicated. I am not a person to want to dissect each and every little thing about myself - that would drive me bonkers and be boring. Of what ultimate use are these Enneagrams? Do they have professional implications?
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Enneagrams: Are they Ultimately Useful?
- Thread starter Seraffa
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Depends on the individual.
I utilize the system to more efficiently isolate other factors that'll highlight the 4-letter Wheel of Fortune word.
If I need to verify the other end, then the reverse, though there are multiple lenses to think of at once.
I don't have a professional life, so it's mostly about giving my mind a constant karate chop massage.
I utilize the system to more efficiently isolate other factors that'll highlight the 4-letter Wheel of Fortune word.
If I need to verify the other end, then the reverse, though there are multiple lenses to think of at once.
I don't have a professional life, so it's mostly about giving my mind a constant karate chop massage.
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