https:\/\/www.truity.com\/test\/enneagram-personality-test<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\nSevens are defined by their desire to experience everything good and pleasurable that the world has to offer, while avoiding pain, boredom, and limitations. Although Sevens appear enthusiastic and fun-loving, deep down, they have a fear of getting stuck in negative emotions. Thus, they tend to disconnect from their deeper feelings, instead focusing on their imagination and zest for life to keep them moving forward and gathering new, pleasurable experiences.<\/p>\n
Sevens aim to fill every minute with an activity. They approach life as an endless rollercoaster of fun, joyous experiences\u2014and if not fun, at least not sad, bored, anxious, depressed or painful. Sevens use their charm, enthusiasm, imagination, and positive attitude to get as much enjoyment as possible out of every moment of life. Ideally, a Seven aspires to ride a continuous high, avoiding the drearier aspects of reality.<\/p>\n
Super power:<\/h4>\n
Optimism<\/strong>. Your dedication to a glass-half-full mentality keeps you going when others might give up, and gives you the courage to try things that many might see as too risky. You genuinely believe that things usually work out for the best, and with your determination to make things go your way, this is often a self-fulfilling prophecy. You have a tendency to be optimistic even when things are dire, and sometimes this means that you gloss over the negative and are taken by surprise when problems arise. When it comes to important plans, be sure to take time to think about how things could go wrong, even if it feels unnatural and overly pessimistic. Once your due diligence is done, you can move forward with even more confidence that things will work out in your favor.<\/p>\nTwo<\/h4>\n
61% MATCH
\nType 2 can be described as The Giver. Twos want to be liked and find ways that they can be helpful to others so that they can be loved and belong.<\/p>\n
Three<\/h4>\n
56% MATCH
\nType 3 is also known as The Achiever. Threes want to be successful and admired by other people, and are very conscious of their public image.<\/p>\n
Four<\/h4>\n
68% MATCH
\nType 4 is known as The Individualist. Fours want to be unique and to live life authentically, and are highly attuned to their emotional experience.<\/p>\n
Five<\/h4>\n
92% MATCH
\nType 5 is described as The Investigator. Fives seek understanding and knowledge, and are more comfortable with data than people.<\/p>\n
Six<\/h4>\n
48% MATCH
\nType 6 is also known as The Skeptic. Sixes are preoccupied with security, seek safety, and like to be prepared for problems.<\/p>\n
Seven<\/h4>\n
98% MATCH
\nType 7 is described as The Enthusiast. Sevens want to have as much fun and adventure as possible and are easily bored.<\/p>\n
Eight<\/h4>\n
63% MATCH
\nType 8 is also known as The Challenger. Eights see themselves as strong and powerful and seek to stand up for what they believe in.<\/p>\n
Nine<\/h4>\n
97% MATCH
\nType 9 is also called The Peacemaker. Nines like to keep a low profile and let the people around them set the agenda.<\/p>\n
One<\/h4>\n
43% MATCH
\nType 1 can be thought of as The Perfectionist. Ones place a lot of emphasis on following the rules and doing things correctly.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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