Nine Types Co.

I'm in Dallas this week for another book signing! Come by to chat about the Enneagram in person. I've been enjoying time with family (I'm originally from DFW) and some good food while in Texas. See y'all on Wednesday!

BOOK LAUNCH WEEK 🎉

Leading up to this week, things did not go according to plan. I wanted to get back on instagram daily in October, but like many pregnant people, my first trimester absolutely knocked me out. 🫠 So I did what I could! And I’m so, so grateful for all of the love and support I’ve felt this week, from friends and family, new faces I’ve met at book signings, and of course my home team, Brandon and Canon 🐶.

Thank you all for celebrating Enneagram in Real Life with me! It’s an honor to hear your Enneagram stories and to be a small part of your path. 💛

The patterns in this post are just a few I've observed for the Body types. If you’re looking for ways to address these patterns (especially if your old ways aren’t working!) be sure to grab my new book, Enneagram in Real Life. You can find the hardcover, ebook, or audiobook wherever books are sold!

The patterns in this post are just a few I frequently see for the Mind types. If you’re looking for ways to address these patterns (especially if your old ways aren’t working!) be sure to grab my new book, Enneagram in Real Life. You can find the hardcover, ebook, or audiobook wherever books are sold!

Stay tuned for the Body Types (8, 9, & 1)!

I didn’t include this above, but Sevens like to stay positive, and they feel drained when others dwell on the negatives. Of course, it’s helpful for all of us to get comfortable with the full spectrum of emotions, but I also like relating with Sevens by being positive because it’s a skill I need to practice! And Sevens are great role models to help us learn.

If you’re a Seven, what would you add to these lists?

In my upcoming book, Enneagram in Real Life, you’ll find a full section on communication and relationships, featuring even more ways to relate with Sevens!

Differentiating between quiet and solitude can be helpful for Fives in relationships because it allows you to figure out when you can connect via sitting together in silence versus when you really need alone time to recharge.

If you’re a Five, what would you add to these lists?

In my upcoming book, Enneagram in Real Life, you’ll find a full section on communication and relationships, featuring even more ways to relate with Fives!