The Enneagram is for me an outstanding model of different personality styles.

It describes the patterns of our thoughts, feelings and behaviours, and because the pitfalls we fall into are usually connected to the things we overdo or don't pay enough attention to in relationship to our instinctual bias and/or strategy,  it gives us a map how to improve our lives, and our relationships.

 The "2D" stands for the two equally important dimensions of the enneagram: the three instinctual biases, and the nine adaptive strategies.

Together they describe how we tend to operate in the world, how others see us, and how we communicate.

They help us to see the patterns and tendencies we do, but quite often are difficult for us to notice.

They also show us how to minimise our deficiencies and leverage our strengths.

The approach I use doesn't focus on the enneagram history, symbolism, or the obscure topics, like the centres of intelligence, wings or various triads. It focuses on simple (but not simplistic) descriptions, and quick improvements.

Learn the basics, identify your type, and gain concrete results using the Awareness to Action method.

The Awareness to Action method is a unique way to change our behaviours so that they still align with our values.