Enneagram + Growth, Leadership + Team

FIGHTING INJUSTICE–BY ENNEAGRAM TYPE

We all have a responsibility in fighting injustice. But, how does that look?

Some will take a more vocal role, while others will do the hard work behind the scenes. There is no one right way to fight against the wrong happening to individuals.

Injustice discriminates against, but is not limited to:

  • race
  • gender
  • sexual orientation

The Enneagram is a helpful tool in explaining different personality types, and I thought this might be a good time to highlight some of the strengths each type exhibits in the fight against injustice.

Of course, the description below are not exhaustive, nor are they meant to excuse individuals from not being active in other ways as well.

But, maybe this will help in understanding differences, and how the strengths of every type are so very needed, in every aspect of life.

Type One: The Moral Perfectionist

Type ones tend to be naturally very responsible, and focused on doing the right thing. Ones are generally fair, authentic, reliable and trustworthy to follow through on their commitments. In the fight against injustice, ones lead the way in setting high and equitable standards for us all to follow.

Type Two: The Supportive Advisor

Type twos tend to have a natural tendency to take care of others. Twos are generally empathetic, good listeners and intuitive to know what others need. In the fight against injustice, twos lead the way in teaching the world about compassion and putting the needs of others first.

Type Three: The successful Achiever

Type threes tend to be naturally focused on productivity and accomplishments. Threes will generally help others achieve their goals, realize their potential and walk in their callings. In the fight against injustice, threes lead the way, with their can-do attitudes, in teaching the world how to take action quickly.

Type Four: The Romantic Individualist

Type fours tend to be naturally creative and imaginative. Fours are generally good at creating safe and comfortable spaces for authentic, healthy communication. In the fight against injustice, fours lead the way in showing the world how to connect with others in deep, meaningful ways.

Type Five: The Investigative Thinker

Type fives tend to be naturally very focused. Fives are generally curious and thrive off of learning new information. In the fight against injustice, fives lead the way in teaching the world to educate ourselves the facts of the issues at hand.

Type Six: The Loyal Guardian

Type sixes tend to be naturally very loyal and supportive. Sixes are generally dependable and able to anticipate problems. In the fight against injustice, sixes lead the way in coming up with solutions.

Type Seven: The Entertaining Optimist

Type sevens tend to be natural go-getters and doers. Sevens generally look to create fun and call out the positive in others. In the fight against injustice, sevens lead the way in helping the world see opportunity in the face of problems.

Type Eight: The Protective Challenger

Type eights tend to be naturally assertive and impactful. Eights generally challenge others to reach their full potential. In the fight against injustice, eights lead the way in mobilizing others and getting things done.

Type Nine: The Peaceful Mediator

Type nines tend to naturally create unity and harmony. Nines are generally adaptive and meet others where they are. In the fight against injustice, nines lead the way in helping the world come together and consider the viewpoints of others.

What would you add to each type?

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