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No one runs on the same wiring - everyone has their own inner pattern of motivations and fears. The enneagram sorts personality into nine types. Find out which one is yours, and what drives it.
The test reveals your primary type and what drives it - and what it is afraid of.
Find out which of the nine types is yours - plus your wing, the neighboring type that shades your personality.
Understand what pushes you forward and what you are secretly afraid of - the core your decisions revolve around.
Get tips for relationships, work, and personal growth tailored to your type.
For each statement you choose how much you agree on a 1-5 scale, from "does not describe me at all" to "describes me exactly".
Based on your answers, we immediately identify your primary type and closest wing.
The extended version gives you a full breakdown of your type, both wings, and recommendations for relationships and work.
Each type is defined by a different core motivation and fear.
The enneagram is a model of nine personality types describing distinct patterns of motivation, fear, and behavior. It is based on a typology developed by Oscar Ichazo and Claudio Naranjo.
Unlike typologies built around observable behavior, the enneagram focuses on what is underneath it - the deep motivation and fear behind the action. Two people can act the same way for completely different reasons.
Our test is an original 45-item questionnaire (5 per type). Beyond your primary type, it identifies your wing - the neighboring type on the enneagram circle that shades your personality and explains why people who share a primary type can behave so differently.
About 7 minutes. You will answer 45 short statements, choosing how well each one describes you.
The enneagram is a model of nine personality types describing your core motivation and the fear driving your behavior. The test identifies your primary type and closest wing.
A wing is one of the two types next to yours on the enneagram circle that blends with your primary type and adds shading to it. No one is purely one type - the wing explains why two people with the same primary type can act differently.
No. The enneagram is a popular self-discovery typology, not a validated psychometric method. Treat the result as a map of motivations and a prompt for reflection - comparisons between types are approximate.
Yes, your results are completely confidential. They are not shared with third parties and are used solely for your personal benefit.