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Understanding the enneagram by Don Richard Riso · Booklabria

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Understanding the enneagram

PersonalitySelf-evaluation

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First published: 1990
Language: English
Editions: 6

Synopsis

Understanding the Enneagram is the favorite Enneagram book of many because of its usefulness, variety of content, brevity, depth, and ease of use. It was originally conceived as a companion volume to the groundbreaking book, Personality Types, but is also a completely independent resource book, indispensable to anyone who wants to use the Enneagram and make applications of it in their lives and work.

Subjects: Personality
Self-evaluation
Enneagram

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