Are Threes the only high achievers in the family? | Enneagram Mistyping
Are all high achievers Enneagram Threes? Not necessarily. One of the most common stereotypes about Type Three is that they're the achievers, workaholics and successful people. But every Enneagram type can work hard, achieve big goals and have a successful career. In this video, I explore why achievement isn't exclusive to Threes, and how our culture's obsession with productivity can make almost anyone look Threeish. Drawing on conversations with different Enneagram subtypes, my own experience with Gallup's CliftonStrengths assessment, and examples of how different types define success, we explore what actually makes the Three's relationship with achievement distinctive. The key isn't how much someone achieves. It's what drives them to achieve and how they define success. This video is part of my Why We Mistype: Finding Your Enneagram Type series, where I explore the stereotypes and assumptions that make finding our Enneagram type harder than it looks. Learn more about my Enneagram work: https://samanthamackay.com #Enneagram #Enneagram3 #EnneagramMistyping
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