Habitual Role Typology

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• • Christian

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    Published: 09-18-2015 05:11 am
  • "My experiences within the Enneagram community have shown that the instinctual variants are inaccurate and often cause confusion. I wanted something more clear and reliable so that people could easily type themselves as well as friends without needing to fill out a massive questionnaire for others to analyse. The six different types that I am proposing are based on what individuals spend most of their time doing and therefore constitutes their role in society. Habitual Role Typology can be used in conjunction with Enneagram, MBTI/Socionics, Big 5, DISC."
    
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