You Are 1-Click Away From Discovering Your Unique Personality Type Based On The Enneagram; To Understand Your Fears Along With How To Overcome Them, To Strengthen Your Weak Points, Bring Out Your Hidden Talents And Free Them, Improve Your Interpersonal Relationships And See Yourself And Other People For What They Really Are, Beyond Pretenses, Acting And Masks!

We are all trying to find ourselves, to understand who we truly are, what we are meant to do in this world, our purpose, our deepest weaknesses and fears that we should deal with as well as our greatest potentials.

And as you well know, trying to find ourselves feels like finding a needle in a haystack in the dark; the more we search, the more we feel lost and not sure of ourselves. If you’ve searched for yourself for long enough, you know how frustrating this can get, especially when it seems ‘yourself’ is a mythical concept.

And in our frustration, we feel out of place and uncomfortable even in the midst of simple situations and have a hard time coping with our insecurities and anxieties. All these block our potential as our lives become less prosperous, less exciting, and less rewarding.

But don’t give up on your quest towards finding yourself because I have some good news for you; there is another, advanced, effective yet easy to implement approach to finding yourself.

And this is by leveraging the power of Enneagram, a 9-pointed symbol, which relies on a complex system in helping ordinary people as well as professionals to understand human nature along with modern psychology in-depth.

So what exactly is the Enneagram?

How does it work?

What does it do?

What makes Enneagram the best tool understanding yourself?

How exactly does it make you to understand yourself?

How can you use it to know yourself better?

How do you use the Enneagram to know yourself and others?

What does Enneagram have to do with personality?

How does it help with improving your life and personality?

© 2001 Lionel Harlan (Audiobook): 9781518907500

Release date

Audiobook: 1 January 2001