rodgeredgar1
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On four Enneagram tests I've taken one has given me 3w4, another 4w3 and two more 7w8.
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Can anybody help me figure out my MBTI and Enneagram types? I've tested INFP on three
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IndigoViolet11
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Hm, some questions:
Do you focus your world on thoughts or feelings? If you do, how does it work for you? What do you actually do or how you see them, your own thought?
Do you focus your world on thoughts or feelings? If you do, how does it work for you? What do you actually do or how you see them, your own thought?
Willow Tree
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- INFP
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- 4w5
- Instinctual Variant
- so/sp
The thing is, I've got INFP for at least 10 times but don't think I am one. I'm leaning towards INFJ now - though I'm a slob. This is difficult.
But Enneagram isn't completely helpful when it comes to the MBTI - I personally observe that a person can have different Enneagram types... They're more general. The MBTI is more intricate and specific (though it itself is just a framework as well).
Would you be comfortable making harsh decisions, like deciding to help yourself instead of helping a friend who's in need because that's the 'logical' thing to do? Or would you have many emotional considerations?
But Enneagram isn't completely helpful when it comes to the MBTI - I personally observe that a person can have different Enneagram types... They're more general. The MBTI is more intricate and specific (though it itself is just a framework as well).
Would you be comfortable making harsh decisions, like deciding to help yourself instead of helping a friend who's in need because that's the 'logical' thing to do? Or would you have many emotional considerations?
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