ENRG

13/10/2026

Quick one: True, Sometimes or Not me?

“When plans change suddenly, it really throws me until I’ve worked out a new plan.”

For me (a Type 6), that’s a big TRUE.

This is one of the new statements in our free Try the GPS app. Once you’ve explored your type’s cycle, a few quick True / Sometimes / Not me statements help you check whether it really fits.

And starting soon: a new video series! One type at a time, how stress and security show up in real life, and simple ways to Energise, Nourish, Restore and Grow.

Tell me your answer below 👇
Try the free app: enrgperspective.com/app.html

04/10/2026

The ENRG GPS is ready to try.

Most personality tools hand you a label. This one asks you to bring a real moment from your life and see whether a type's pattern actually shows up in it: what you do under pressure, and what changes as the pressure eases.

It's free, it takes a few minutes, and you don't need to know anything about the Enneagram to use it.

It's new and we're still testing it, so your feedback helps. There's an anonymous feedback button at the end.

This isn't a personality test, and it won't hand you a verdict. It's a way to check whether a type you already suspect actually shows up in something real that happened to you.

29/09/2026

We've built something new, and we'd love your help testing it. 🧭

The ENRG GPS app is a free, interactive way to explore your Enneagram type. You bring a real moment to mind (a time things felt stormy, and then settled), and the app walks you through what happened under pressure and how you found your way back.

It's not a personality test, and it won't hand you a label. It's a way to check whether a type you suspect actually shows up in your real life.

It's new, so we're still fine-tuning it. Have a go, then tell us what you think. There's a short feedback form inside the app, and it only takes a minute.

👉 enrgperspective.com/app.html

Thank you, it genuinely helps.
— Jen & Ian

25/09/2026

Same house, same parents... completely different people
Caption: "You've heard the story — two kids, same household, same experiences, wildly different outcomes. Personality is a big part of why. 🎥 Full video on our YouTube channel — search ENRG Perspective. "

23/09/2026

Your identity is not your personality
"Your identity is who you are as the being. Your personality is just how you navigate the world. Mixing the two up is where it gets confusing. 🎥 Full video on our YouTube channel — search ENRG Perspective. "

21/09/2026

Your personality came pre-installed
"Your body comes with a personality already built in — think of it as your navigation toolkit for dealing with life. 🎥 Full video on our YouTube channel — search ENRG Perspective. "

19/09/2026

You are a spiritual being having a human experience
"Yes, I know — I didn't make this one up, it's been around a long time. But that doesn't make it any less true. 🎥 Full video on our YouTube channel — search ENRG Perspective. "

18/09/2026

I wonder if we’ve made the Enneagram more complicated than it needs to be?

What if the stress and security points of all nine types have a very particular function?

Let me explain…
*(This is an example of the cycle running to completion without interruption.)*

What if a Type 6 under pressure doesn’t simply “go to 3”?

What if there’s a reason that particular movement happens?

A challenge triggers the Type 6’s core strategy. The Type 6 solution is to be prepared, feel sure and have certainty. As stress increases, the need for this gets amplified — and so does the doubt and anxiety about themselves and the situation.

At some point, access to Type 3 tools activates.

This brings into view something that isn’t seen by the core type.

The Type 6 moves from doubt — “Oh, I’m not sure…” — to being competent, which can look like bravado or arrogance:

“Don’t tell me I can’t do that.”

Being right. Proving I can do this.

This movement is completely contrary to the core type. But it provides a new viewpoint, an opportunity to solve the problem and a chance to grow in awareness.

And then something interesting happens.

When the lesson or new information is acknowledged, the security tool — in this case, Type 9 — integrates the lesson.

It acts like a bridge between the harsh jolt into stress and the return to the core type.

Type 9 softens the arrogance and bravado into something that looks a lot more like confidence.

The cycle completes when the Type 6 returns to their core — wiser and braver than before.

So, what if recognising that movement changes the purpose of the Enneagram?

Instead of:

“I’m a 6, so this is what I do.”

It becomes:

“Ah… I recognise what my personality is doing here.”

And that recognition creates the possibility of choice.

That’s the thinking behind the ENRG GPS — Enneagram Neuro-Relational Guide.

No wings.
No subtypes.
No tritypes.

Just the nine core types, the predictable movements that can happen when we’re activated, and a way of understanding what those movements might be showing us.

I wonder…

Could the Enneagram be less about defining who we are, and more about helping us recognise that our personality is the operating system — and we are the operator?

If you’re curious to explore the idea further:
enrgperspective.com

08/08/2026

Type 8: "If I stay strong, no one can hurt me." Your freedom lies in knowing you can feel safe and soft at the same time.

That's the full Type 8 Compass Card series — nine beliefs, nine shifts. Want to go deeper on how this cycle works for every type? Free guide → https://enrgperspective.eo.page/pp5dx