Enneagram Blueprint

I loooove them they are so beautiful

I got this out of curiosity for my own relationship (I’m a 9, my partner is a 3). I really liked that it wasn’t just fluff—it used actual data plus explanations of why these pairings tend to work (or struggle). It’s clear the authors have a deep understanding of the Enneagram.

Underrated? The Enneagram. Also underrated? Cats. Triple underrated? High quality fabric stickers. We are 3 for 3 here...

A lot of Enneagram materials make 2s seem pretty basic: "we want love, we're insecure," yadda yadda and I kind of resent it. Blueprint has the first field guide that makes me proud to be a 2. They understand we have so many layers that people don't see. That we're brave as hell in times of need. That we are leaders of groups, that we are heralds of important information, that we are action-oriented and practical. I felt seen and appreciated while STILL having some really good stuff to wo...
Great for self-reflection,I read this when I was going through a rough patch. It really helped me see why I was so exhausted all the time — trying to keep everyone happy and forgetting myself. The advice about setting boundaries and asking for help was a game changer."

This guide really nails the complexity of Type 5s. As a 5 myself, I appreciated how it explained our need for knowledge without making it sound like just "nerdy hoarding." It helped me understand my own drive better and why I sometimes pull back from people.

I’m not a 4, but my sister is, and sometimes I don’t understand her massive moody amplitude shifts between happy and hurricane. This guide helped me see it’s not just drama — it’s deeper feelings and identity searching. It gave me patience and some ideas on how to support her better without taking things personally.

They sit next to my laptop and bring a little joy to my workday.

No but really, this was great. It's the only Enneagram report/guide that's ever told me so much about my automatic wiring while ALSO guiding me on what I can do to be the happiest, emotionally healthiest version of myself. Thank you for the analysis and the tips!

(Robert DeNiro voice from Analyze This, talking to whoever wrote this guide): "You...you're good you. No...you're really good." Recommend this to every 7 because it's insanely insightful.

As a self-identified 6, I’ve read dozens of descriptions over the years, and most either oversimplify us into being “just anxious” or make us sound overly skeptical. This guide was the first to actually explain the why behind our patterns—where the loyalty comes from, why we over-prepare, and even how we respond under stress. I also appreciated that it wasn’t judgmental. It felt like it was written by someone who actually understands 6s, not just someone observing from the outside.

I’m a 3 and always felt like most descriptions just made me sound like a workaholic or a “fake.” This guide nailed the deeper stuff — the drive for success, yes, but also the fear of being worthless if I’m not achieving. It helped me see why I sometimes hide my true feelings behind my accomplishments. The tips about slowing down and being authentic felt really practical and inspiring. Definitely recommend for any 3 trying to figure themselves out.

No, I'm not just a lame egg of a human lol. I liked how meaningful this made me feel, especially getting at all my layers (after all, we're connected to the 7 and 4 in the Harmony triad). It highlighted my blind spots gently so I can work on them, and gave me lots of awesome encouragement about how I can tap into my adventurousness, creativity, open-mindedness, and "just let it be at peace" vibe. Thank you guys for your work!

Love these!!

How is it that you guys have all the coolest Enneagram stuff? Call me crazy, but I put this on my bumper!! Enneagram ride or die :)

It’s like the cover artwork nudges me into a better headspace before I write