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All 27 Enneagram Subtypes Explained: SP, SO and SX
A guide to all 27 Enneagram subtypes: how each type's passion combines with the SP, SO or SX instinct, the countertypes, and how to find your own subtype.
Enneagram
Subtypes and Instincts
The 27 subtypes, instinctual stackings, countertypes and how tritypes work.
Does tritype have subtypes?
Not in the usual sense. Subtypes belong to your core Enneagram type, while one instinctual stacking colours your whole tritype. Here's how the two layers fit.
Enneagram Countertypes: The Subtype in Each Type That Doesn't Look Like It
What Enneagram countertypes are, why each type has one, the nine countertypes and their look-alike types, and how to tell a countertype apart from a mistype.
Enneagram Instinctual Stackings: SP/SX, SP/SO and the Rest
What SP/SX, SP/SO and the other four Enneagram instinctual stackings mean, how to tell close stackings apart, and why your blind instinct is worth knowing.
Enneagram vs Tritype: How Tritypes Work
How an Enneagram tritype differs from your core type: the three centers, how tritypes are written, how many exist, and how to work out yours.
How to Find Your Dominant Instinct: Self-Preservation, Social or Sexual
A step-by-step way to find your dominant Enneagram instinct: where your attention goes, what you neglect, how you spend under stress, and the traps to avoid.
What is the difference between MBTI and Enneagram?
MBTI describes how you take in information and make decisions; the Enneagram describes why you act as you do. Compare origins, structure, evidence and uses.
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