Myers-Briggs is, to me, much more helpful for understanding my reaction to stimuli, but doesn't provide as much use for me to engage with other people. The enne

Myers-Briggs is, to me, much more helpful for understanding my reaction to stimuli, but doesn't provide as much use for me to engage with other people. The enneagram, arguably less scientific, helps me understand my tendencies when interacting with other people. I'm an ENTP type 8, which essentially translates to an extroverted intuitive person with very low agreeableness. It helps to police my own interactions, since I can't exactly apply the golden rule.