David N. Daniels (1934–2017)

Read this at the recommendation of a friend, and was thoroughly pleased when I did. With it's strange writing style and unique take on life after death, this book really made me think and I loved that. Heck, I love the book in general!

I liked how this book gave multiple ways to figure out your type and explained them fairly well. I wasn’t really big on their practices section as more examples could have been beneficial.

A simple overview of the Enneagram with a short paragraph test to discover your type. Also practiced for personal growth and descriptions of dynamics of how they types are related (i.e. Security/stress types, wings, etc.).

This was an assignment for a work team building event, and it was actually very interesting! The concepts make a lot of sense, and I've been able to put the techniques into practice, not only in the workplace, but in my personal life as well. We were also very lucky to have the author present the material to us.