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no two alike

The only truly custom Enneagram. No two reports are the same.

Most Enneagram assessments sort you into one of nine boxes and hand you the same description as everyone else in it. Ours reads every dimension of how you're wired — down to the subtype level — and writes a report about you, and only you.

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Every report is built from
1Your core typeThe motivation and fear at the center of you
2Your wingThe neighboring type that flavors yours
3Your instinctual subtypeSelf-preservation, social or one-to-one — and their order
4Your center configurationHow your head, heart and body types stack together
5Your growth and stress pathsWhere you move when you're thriving — and when you're not
Why the Enneagram

It's not a personality test. It's a map to your motivation.

Personality tests describe what you do. The Enneagram reveals why — the core motivation you're chasing and the core fear you're avoiding. That's what drives your choices, your stress, your relationships and the patterns that keep repeating.

A personality test says “You're helpful and outgoing.”
The Enneagram asks “Why do you need to be needed?”
Bettermeant shows you What to do about it — this week.
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Nine types. Nine different reasons people do what they do.

The Enneagram describes nine core types. Each one is organized around a core motivation (what you're reaching for) and a core fear (what you're trying to avoid). Everyone has a little of all nine, but one sits at the center of how you see the world.

The types are grouped into three centers, the place you tend to lead from first:

BodyTypes 8, 9 and 1. Lead with instinct and gut reaction.
HeartTypes 2, 3 and 4. Lead with feeling and connection.
HeadTypes 5, 6 and 7. Lead with thinking and planning.

On top of your type sit your wing (a neighboring type that flavors yours), your instinctual subtype (what you pay most attention to: security, belonging or one-to-one connection), and the paths you move along when you're growing or under stress. That's why two people with the same number can look so different.

The nine Enneagram types shown in the Bettermeant guide The nine types, from The Bettermeant Guide to the Enneagram.
Your coaching plan

You already know what to change. Now learn how.

Most people aren't missing the what — they're missing the how. When you understand how you're wired, you can finally unlock the changes you've been trying to make. Sometimes all it takes is guidance and focus from expertise built on rigorous study of the Enneagram.

From the same Type 2's coaching plan Built from coaching thousands of people
Self The Unsent Request Each morning, write down one thing you want today — before you turn it into something for someone else.
Relationships Direct Ask Fridays Once a week, make one clear ask — no softening, no offer in return, no justification.
Team Name the Tension Once per meeting, name the discomfort in the room instead of smoothing it over.
How we compare

Not all Enneagrams are created equal.

Bettermeant Most other Enneagrams
Truly custom report — no two the sameSame description per type
Core type
Instinctual subtype & center configurationRarely
Self awareness
Interpersonal awareness — you in relationshipsRarely
Collective awareness — you in groupsRarely
A personal coaching planReport only
A shareable user manualRarely

How it works

1. Check outEnter your email and card on our secure checkout page.
2. Get your linkYour assessment link arrives by email.
3. Take the assessmentOn your own time, from any device.
4. Get your resultsAn email delivers your custom report and coaching plan.
“Before this experience, I knew very little about the Enneagram. The results were incredibly spot-on and fascinating to read!”
SSharon
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