Type 8 of the Enneagram. The Boss

The representative of the eighth psychotype of the Enneagram is called the Boss. This is a confident and decisive person who knows what he wants and knows how to achieve it. His presence is felt immediately – he radiates strength and confidence. Such a person can take responsibility and lead others.

Bosses believe in the importance of control and efficiency. They value strength, both physical and moral, and respect those who are able to stand up for themselves. Such people are straightforward and frank, they say what they think.

They are ready to protect the weak and fight for justice. Bosses are not afraid of conflict and can be assertive in achieving their goals. They value honesty and expect it from others.

However, their desire for control can lead them to put pressure on others. It can be difficult for them to accept someone else's opinion or show their vulnerabilities.

Boss Features:

• Strength and confidence.
• Leadership qualities.
• Straightforwardness and determination.
• The desire to control the situation.
• Difficulty showing softness.

A common feeling next to the boss: confidence and stability, there is a desire to be stronger and more decisive. Next to him, you can feel support, but sometimes pressure.

It is important for bosses to learn to be more flexible and attentive to the feelings of others. When they accept that strength can also manifest itself in gentleness, their relationships with people become deeper and more harmonious.