The Nine Types
Select your Enneagram type to explore your core motivations, growth path, and how it integrates with your Magnifico Wellness Adventure.
Insight is where the journey starts, not where it ends.
Select a type above to begin exploring
"I am good when I do what is right."
Being wrong, bad, evil, corrupt, or imperfect.
To have integrity — to be good, balanced, virtuous, and right.
Anger / Resentment
Serenity
Your inner critic sounds like objective truth to you — but it isn't. The relentless standard you hold yourself and others to feels like justice, but it often masks a deep fear that you are not fundamentally good. What registers as discernment from the inside frequently lands as harsh judgment from the outside. The resentment you rarely voice is far closer to the surface than you realize.
Principled, purposeful, self-disciplined, wise teacher, ethical reformer.
Critical, inflexible, self-righteous, judgmental, repressed.
Becomes withdrawn, moody, self-pitying.
Becomes spontaneous, joyful, accepting.
"He has told you, O mortal, what is good; and what does the Lord require of you but to do justice, and to love kindness, and to walk humbly with your God?" — Micah 6:8
"I am good. I do not have to earn my worth through perfection."
“The goal of this work is to bring you back to your true self — the version God created you to be before the world got ahold of you.”
Much Love and Gratitude,
Trish Frazier · Magnifico Wellness
The Life Assessment is the most important part of your adventure. Before any grand journey, preparations must be made. Take your time and dig in.
An opportunity to gain self-awareness and learn what drives and motivates you as Type 1. Use the type profile above to complete the fields below in your own words.
Use this list as a starting point, not a checklist — choose the ones that feel genuinely true for you.
My Values Are...
Prioritize Values
Putting It Into Perspective
Click any ring in a segment to set your satisfaction score — 1 (center) to 10 (outer edge). Click the same ring again to clear it.
As you score each area, a constellation line connects your dots automatically — revealing your life balance pattern at a glance. Once all scores are set, click Record Initial Scores below the wheel. You will need these later.
Your top-scoring areas (Balances) and lowest-scoring areas (Imbalances) are listed below the wheel — use them to guide your destination goal.
Top areas appear here
Low areas appear here
A holistic deep dive into the many factors that influence your wellbeing — both positively and negatively.
The most common emotion or sensation I have been experiencing is...
I am satisfied/unsatisfied with where I...
The people that make me better are...
I feel drained when in the presence of...
I thrive when surrounded by...
When I am tired, stressed, or upset I tend to...
When I am at my best I tend to...
The last major life event I experienced was...
I deal with these experiences by thinking, feeling, or doing...
I want to focus on bringing balance to...
Some specific actions I can take to get started are...
What would it look like to pursue my destination with excellence AND with grace — letting go of perfection as the standard?
Identify Your Destination (Purpose / Goal)
Career“My goal is to stop over-editing my work before submitting so that I can meet deadlines without sacrificing quality, in order to build a sustainable career without burning myself out.”
Health“My goal is to build a regular rest practice into my week so that I can release the constant pressure to be productive, in order to sustain my energy and wellbeing for the long run.”
Relationships“My goal is to express appreciation before offering correction so that I can deepen trust with the people I love and lead, in order to create an environment where growth feels safe, not threatening.”
Now, With Proper Perspective + Considering Any Imbalances — Keeping This Goal In Mind, What Could You:
The inner critic is Type 1's most constant companion. This milestone, your work is simply to notice it — not to silence it, but to hear it without obeying it. Begin to name the pattern: where does it show up? In your work, your body, your relationships? Awareness precedes change.
List all tasks related to your milestone goals:
Week 1: Notice the critic. Each time it speaks this week, simply name it: 'There's the critic.' Don't obey it — just witness it.
Week 2: Practice the pause. Before correcting, improving, or judging — pause and ask: Is this mine to fix?
Week 3: Choose one relationship or area where you will offer grace instead of correction this week. Lead with kindness.
How was this milestone? What changed? How did it compare to your expectations?
What did you make the most progress on — and why?
What did you make the least progress on — and why?
What do you wish you had done differently?
Who should you thank, or ask for guidance, to help you move forward?
Serenity is not indifference — it is peace that does not require everything to be fixed first. This milestone, practice allowing what is to simply be. Each week, choose one area where you will loosen your grip and trust that the world will not fall apart.
List all tasks related to your milestone goals:
Week 1: Choose one area of life to release from your grip of improvement this week. Allow it to simply be.
Week 2: Practice saying 'good enough' in one area each day — and notice that the world doesn't fall apart.
Week 3: Spend 10 minutes each day in silence or stillness. No improving, no fixing. Just being present with what is.
How was this milestone? What changed? How did it compare to your expectations?
What did you make the most progress on — and why?
What did you make the least progress on — and why?
What do you wish you had done differently?
Who should you thank, or ask for guidance, to help you move forward?
The One's deepest gift is not perfectionism — it is a genuine, wholehearted love of goodness. This milestone, let that love be the engine. Not obligation. Not the inner critic. Not the need to be right. Your goodness is the gift the world needs. Let it flow freely.
List all tasks related to your milestone goals:
Week 1: Identify one thing you genuinely love about being a person of integrity — not the standard, but the love beneath it.
Week 2: Lead with love in one key relationship this week — let warmth and care drive you, not the need to be right.
Week 3: Offer one act of pure grace this week — to yourself or someone else — with no standard attached.
How was this milestone? What changed? How did it compare to your expectations?
What did you make the most progress on — and why?
What did you make the least progress on — and why?
What do you wish you had done differently?
Who should you thank, or ask for guidance, to help you move forward?
Nine weeks of honest reckoning with the inner critic. You began to separate who you are from what you think you must be. The work you’ve done here has less to do with becoming better and more to do with resting in the goodness that was already yours. That is no small thing.
— Trish Frazier · Magnifico Wellness
What 1–2 practices from this journey will you commit to carrying forward?
Based on your Final Compass, which area of your life will you prioritize growing next?
Who in your life will you invite to support and witness your continued growth?
"I am loved when I give to others."
Being rejected, unwanted, unloved, or unworthy of love.
To be appreciated, loved, and needed.
Pride
Humility
Your giving rarely feels self-serving to you, but it often is — not cynically, but in the way that love and need have quietly entangled. You give because it feels like love, yet underneath is a hunger to be indispensable. The care you generously offer others is often the very care you most withhold from yourself.
Caring, empathetic, warm, generous, emotionally intelligent.
Manipulative, possessive, martyred, indirect, boundary-less.
Becomes domineering, controlling, aggressive.
Becomes self-aware, honest, emotionally authentic.
"Love your neighbor as yourself." — Mark 12:31 (Note the as yourself — you are included.)
"I am worthy of love simply because I exist — not because of what I do for others."
“The goal of this work is to bring you back to your true self — the version God created you to be before the world got ahold of you.”
Much Love and Gratitude,
Trish Frazier · Magnifico Wellness
The Life Assessment is the most important part of your adventure. Before any grand journey, preparations must be made. Take your time and dig in.
An opportunity to gain self-awareness and learn what drives and motivates you as Type 2. Use the type profile above to complete the fields below in your own words.
Use this list as a starting point, not a checklist — choose the ones that feel genuinely true for you.
My Values Are...
Prioritize Values
Putting It Into Perspective
Click any ring in a segment to set your satisfaction score — 1 (center) to 10 (outer edge). Click the same ring again to clear it.
As you score each area, a constellation line connects your dots automatically — revealing your life balance pattern at a glance. Once all scores are set, click Record Initial Scores below the wheel. You will need these later.
Your top-scoring areas (Balances) and lowest-scoring areas (Imbalances) are listed below the wheel — use them to guide your destination goal.
Top areas appear here
Low areas appear here
A holistic deep dive into the many factors that influence your wellbeing — both positively and negatively.
The most common emotion or sensation I have been experiencing is...
I am satisfied/unsatisfied with where I...
The people that make me better are...
I feel drained when in the presence of...
I thrive when surrounded by...
When I am tired, stressed, or upset I tend to...
When I am at my best I tend to...
The last major life event I experienced was...
I deal with these experiences by thinking, feeling, or doing...
I want to focus on bringing balance to...
Some specific actions I can take to get started are...
What would I pursue if I trusted that being loved doesn't depend on being useful? What do I actually want for myself?
Identify Your Destination (Purpose / Goal)
Career“My goal is to set clearer boundaries around my availability so that I can protect my energy for priorities that matter, in order to build a career that serves others from a full cup, not an empty one.”
Health“My goal is to establish one non-negotiable daily self-care practice so that I can give to others from overflow instead of depletion, in order to show up fully in every relationship and commitment in my life.”
Relationships“My goal is to ask for what I need before offering help so that I can build relationships grounded in mutual care, in order to experience the kind of love I give freely to others.”
Now, With Proper Perspective + Considering Any Imbalances — Keeping This Goal In Mind, What Could You:
For the Two, the most revolutionary act is naming what you need — without apology, and without immediately making it about someone else. This milestone, practice the words 'I need' in small, safe moments. Your needs are not a burden. They are information about you — and they matter.
List all tasks related to your milestone goals:
Week 1: Each morning, complete this sentence: 'Today, I genuinely need...' Write it down. Don't minimize it.
Week 2: Ask for one thing you need from someone in your life this week. Practice the ask without softening it.
Week 3: Give yourself one thing you need without waiting for someone else to provide it — as an act of self-love.
How was this milestone? What changed? How did it compare to your expectations?
What did you make the most progress on — and why?
What did you make the least progress on — and why?
What do you wish you had done differently?
Who should you thank, or ask for guidance, to help you move forward?
Twos are gifted at giving and deeply uncomfortable receiving. This milestone, the practice is simple and countercultural: when care, help, or kindness is offered — let it in. Don't deflect. Don't immediately reciprocate. Simply receive. Notice what comes up when you do. That is the growth edge.
List all tasks related to your milestone goals:
Week 1: When someone offers care or a compliment this week, simply say 'thank you' — nothing more. Receive it.
Week 2: Let someone help you with something this week without immediately reciprocating or minimizing the gesture.
Week 3: Notice what emotions come up when you receive. Write them down. What does receiving bring up in you?
How was this milestone? What changed? How did it compare to your expectations?
What did you make the most progress on — and why?
What did you make the least progress on — and why?
What do you wish you had done differently?
Who should you thank, or ask for guidance, to help you move forward?
The Two at their most powerful gives from a full tank — not from depletion, not from fear of being unloved, but from genuine overflow. This milestone, notice the quality of your giving. Is it free or transactional? Joyful or exhausted? The goal is service that energizes rather than depletes — because it comes from wholeness.
List all tasks related to your milestone goals:
Week 1: Before each act of service this week, pause and ask: am I giving from fullness or from fear? Just notice.
Week 2: Fill your own tank first this week — one meaningful act of self-care before you serve others each day.
Week 3: Give one thing this week that is genuinely free — with no expectation of appreciation, return, or recognition.
How was this milestone? What changed? How did it compare to your expectations?
What did you make the most progress on — and why?
What did you make the least progress on — and why?
What do you wish you had done differently?
Who should you thank, or ask for guidance, to help you move forward?
Nine weeks of practicing the most countercultural thing a Helper can do — turning toward yourself. You named your needs, practiced receiving, and began giving from a place of fullness rather than fear. That shift has a ripple effect you’ll be feeling for years.
— Trish Frazier · Magnifico Wellness
What 1–2 practices from this journey will you commit to carrying forward?
Based on your Final Compass, which area of your life will you prioritize growing next?
Who in your life will you invite to support and witness your continued growth?
"I am valuable when I succeed."
Being worthless, failing, or being exposed as incompetent.
To feel valuable, admired, and successful.
Deceit
Truthfulness / Authenticity
You have likely been performing for so long that you've lost track of where the performance ends and the real you begins. You adapt so skillfully to what the room needs that authenticity can feel risky — even threatening. Over time, that automatic adaptability can hollow out a genuine sense of self.
Competent, inspiring, goal-oriented, authentic leader, motivating.
Narcissistic, deceptive, exploitative, emotionally unavailable.
Becomes disengaged, apathetic, numb.
Becomes loyal, collaborative, genuinely connected.
"What does it profit a man to gain the whole world and forfeit his soul?" — Mark 8:36
"My worth is not measured by what I accomplish. I am enough as I am."
“The goal of this work is to bring you back to your true self — the version God created you to be before the world got ahold of you.”
Much Love and Gratitude,
Trish Frazier · Magnifico Wellness
The Life Assessment is the most important part of your adventure. Before any grand journey, preparations must be made. Take your time and dig in.
An opportunity to gain self-awareness and learn what drives and motivates you as Type 3. Use the type profile above to complete the fields below in your own words.
Use this list as a starting point, not a checklist — choose the ones that feel genuinely true for you.
My Values Are...
Prioritize Values
Putting It Into Perspective
Click any ring in a segment to set your satisfaction score — 1 (center) to 10 (outer edge). Click the same ring again to clear it.
As you score each area, a constellation line connects your dots automatically — revealing your life balance pattern at a glance. Once all scores are set, click Record Initial Scores below the wheel. You will need these later.
Your top-scoring areas (Balances) and lowest-scoring areas (Imbalances) are listed below the wheel — use them to guide your destination goal.
Top areas appear here
Low areas appear here
A holistic deep dive into the many factors that influence your wellbeing — both positively and negatively.
The most common emotion or sensation I have been experiencing is...
I am satisfied/unsatisfied with where I...
The people that make me better are...
I feel drained when in the presence of...
I thrive when surrounded by...
When I am tired, stressed, or upset I tend to...
When I am at my best I tend to...
The last major life event I experienced was...
I deal with these experiences by thinking, feeling, or doing...
I want to focus on bringing balance to...
Some specific actions I can take to get started are...
What destination would I choose if success and failure were both off the table — if only meaning and authenticity mattered?
Identify Your Destination (Purpose / Goal)
Career“My goal is to define success by impact rather than output or image so that I can lead with integrity rather than performance, in order to build a career that reflects who I actually am, not who I think I should be.”
Health“My goal is to honor my body's need for rest without guilt so that I can perform sustainably rather than sprinting until I crash, in order to enjoy my accomplishments instead of racing past them.”
Relationships“My goal is to be emotionally present in conversations, not just impressive so that I can form deeper, more honest connections, in order to experience relationships that know and accept the real me.”
Now, With Proper Perspective + Considering Any Imbalances — Keeping This Goal In Mind, What Could You:
The Three's deepest work begins when the performer pauses. This milestone, explore who you are when you aren't producing, achieving, or being seen. Schedule one unproductive block each week — no output, no goals. Notice the discomfort. That discomfort is pointing you toward your True Self.
List all tasks related to your milestone goals:
Week 1: Schedule 20 minutes of doing absolutely nothing — no phone, no goals, no output. Simply be. Notice what arises.
Week 2: Do one thing this week purely for the joy of doing it — with no measurable outcome and no audience.
Week 3: Share something personal with someone you trust this week that has nothing to do with your achievements or role.
How was this milestone? What changed? How did it compare to your expectations?
What did you make the most progress on — and why?
What did you make the least progress on — and why?
What do you wish you had done differently?
Who should you thank, or ask for guidance, to help you move forward?
Threes often outrun their feelings through action and achievement. This milestone, before you fix, accomplish, or move on — pause and name what you're feeling. Not as a therapeutic exercise, but as an act of radical self-respect. Your feelings are not inefficiencies. They are information. They belong to you.
List all tasks related to your milestone goals:
Week 1: Before each major action this week, pause for 60 seconds and name one feeling that is present. Don't fix it — feel it.
Week 2: Journal for 5 minutes each morning about how you actually feel — not how productive you were. Feelings only.
Week 3: Share one honest feeling with someone you trust this week — not a report on what you accomplished.
How was this milestone? What changed? How did it compare to your expectations?
What did you make the most progress on — and why?
What did you make the least progress on — and why?
What do you wish you had done differently?
Who should you thank, or ask for guidance, to help you move forward?
The Three at their most powerful is authentic — not polished. This milestone, let truthfulness be your strategy in every decision and every conversation. Ask: is this choice true to who I actually am? Or is it true to the image I'm trying to protect? Authenticity is not weakness. It is your greatest, most sustainable competitive advantage.
List all tasks related to your milestone goals:
Week 1: In each key decision this week, ask: is this true to who I am — or to who I want to be seen as?
Week 2: Take one action this week that reflects your authentic values, even if no one will know about it or recognize it.
Week 3: Introduce yourself to someone new this week without mentioning your title, role, or accomplishments.
How was this milestone? What changed? How did it compare to your expectations?
What did you make the most progress on — and why?
What did you make the least progress on — and why?
What do you wish you had done differently?
Who should you thank, or ask for guidance, to help you move forward?
Nine weeks of letting the performer rest. You did the quiet, uncelebrated work of excavating what’s real underneath the achievement. You began to live from the inside out rather than the outside in. That is the kind of success that actually satisfies.
— Trish Frazier · Magnifico Wellness
What 1–2 practices from this journey will you commit to carrying forward?
Based on your Final Compass, which area of your life will you prioritize growing next?
Who in your life will you invite to support and witness your continued growth?
"I am significant when I am uniquely myself."
Having no identity, being ordinary, insignificant, or fundamentally flawed.
To be authentic, unique, and deeply understood.
Envy
Equanimity
Your longing for what's missing has become such a familiar companion that presence feels threatening. You are deeply attuned to absence and imperfection but often miss what is actually here and good. The identity you've built around depth and uniqueness can quietly become its own prison — making you resistant to the ordinary, even when ordinary is exactly what the moment requires.
Creative, expressive, emotionally authentic, compassionate, self-aware.
Withdrawn, self-absorbed, moody, envious, dramatizing.
Becomes people-pleasing, manipulative, clingy.
Becomes purposeful, disciplined, objective.
"He has made everything beautiful in its time." — Ecclesiastes 3:11
"I am not missing anything. The depth I carry is a gift, not a wound."
“The goal of this work is to bring you back to your true self — the version God created you to be before the world got ahold of you.”
Much Love and Gratitude,
Trish Frazier · Magnifico Wellness
The Life Assessment is the most important part of your adventure. Before any grand journey, preparations must be made. Take your time and dig in.
An opportunity to gain self-awareness and learn what drives and motivates you as Type 4. Use the type profile above to complete the fields below in your own words.
Use this list as a starting point, not a checklist — choose the ones that feel genuinely true for you.
My Values Are...
Prioritize Values
Putting It Into Perspective
Click any ring in a segment to set your satisfaction score — 1 (center) to 10 (outer edge). Click the same ring again to clear it.
As you score each area, a constellation line connects your dots automatically — revealing your life balance pattern at a glance. Once all scores are set, click Record Initial Scores below the wheel. You will need these later.
Your top-scoring areas (Balances) and lowest-scoring areas (Imbalances) are listed below the wheel — use them to guide your destination goal.
Top areas appear here
Low areas appear here
A holistic deep dive into the many factors that influence your wellbeing — both positively and negatively.
The most common emotion or sensation I have been experiencing is...
I am satisfied/unsatisfied with where I...
The people that make me better are...
I feel drained when in the presence of...
I thrive when surrounded by...
When I am tired, stressed, or upset I tend to...
When I am at my best I tend to...
The last major life event I experienced was...
I deal with these experiences by thinking, feeling, or doing...
I want to focus on bringing balance to...
Some specific actions I can take to get started are...
What would I create, build, or pursue if I trusted that I already have everything I need to begin — right now, as I am?
Identify Your Destination (Purpose / Goal)
Career“My goal is to complete one creative project from start to finish so that I can build a body of work that reflects my authentic voice, in order to earn a living doing what only I can uniquely offer.”
Health“My goal is to anchor my daily routine in one consistent grounding practice so that I can move through emotional intensity without being swept away, in order to show up with more stability and depth in everything I pursue.”
Relationships“My goal is to stay in difficult conversations long enough to reach resolution so that I can build relationships that hold my full self, not just my highs, in order to experience the deep belonging I’ve been longing for.”
Now, With Proper Perspective + Considering Any Imbalances — Keeping This Goal In Mind, What Could You:
The Four's longing is real — but it can become a way of staying in place. This milestone, notice when you slip into idealizing what's absent, comparing yourself to others, or withdrawing into melancholy. You don't have to stop. Simply name it: 'There's the longing again.' Then choose — stay or return to the present.
List all tasks related to your milestone goals:
Week 1: When longing appears this week, name it without judgment: 'There's the longing.' Then return to the present moment.
Week 2: Notice one thing that is genuinely beautiful or good in your life right now — without comparing it to an ideal.
Week 3: Take one small creative or meaningful action from where you are — not from where you wish you were.
How was this milestone? What changed? How did it compare to your expectations?
What did you make the most progress on — and why?
What did you make the least progress on — and why?
What do you wish you had done differently?
Who should you thank, or ask for guidance, to help you move forward?
Equanimity is not emotional flatness — it is the capacity to feel fully without being swept away. Fours have extraordinary emotional depth. This milestone, practice feeling your feelings completely, and then choosing what to do next. Notice what anchors you when the intensity rises. That anchor is your growth edge.
List all tasks related to your milestone goals:
Week 1: When a strong emotion arises this week, feel it for 2-3 minutes without acting on it. Let it move through you.
Week 2: Identify one thing that anchors you when emotions are intense — a person, a practice, a place. Use it this week.
Week 3: Practice the phrase: 'I feel _____, and I choose _____.' Use this each time intensity arises.
How was this milestone? What changed? How did it compare to your expectations?
What did you make the most progress on — and why?
What did you make the least progress on — and why?
What do you wish you had done differently?
Who should you thank, or ask for guidance, to help you move forward?
The Four's depth is not meant to be kept private. It is meant to be channeled into something real — a creative work, a relationship, a contribution that only you can make. This milestone, let what moves you most become the fuel for purposeful action. Move from longing to expression. That is the Four living fully.
List all tasks related to your milestone goals:
Week 1: Identify what moves you most deeply right now — and take one small action in that direction. Any action counts.
Week 2: Create or contribute something this week from your authentic depth — share it with at least one other person.
Week 3: Reflect on what you've created or contributed this milestone. Name what came from your depth — and own it.
How was this milestone? What changed? How did it compare to your expectations?
What did you make the most progress on — and why?
What did you make the least progress on — and why?
What do you wish you had done differently?
Who should you thank, or ask for guidance, to help you move forward?
Nine weeks of choosing to stay — in the present, in the ordinary, in the work even when the feeling wasn’t there. Your depth is a gift, and now you’ve practiced giving it with two feet on the ground. That is a different kind of beauty.
— Trish Frazier · Magnifico Wellness
What 1–2 practices from this journey will you commit to carrying forward?
Based on your Final Compass, which area of your life will you prioritize growing next?
Who in your life will you invite to support and witness your continued growth?
"I am capable when I know enough."
Being helpless, incompetent, overwhelmed, or depleted by others.
To be competent, self-sufficient, and knowledgeable.
Avarice
Non-Attachment
What feels like healthy independence is often a defense against the fear of being consumed or overwhelmed. You observe and analyze life far more than you inhabit it. The people closest to you often experience your detachment as withholding — a wall built so subtly that you are frequently the last one to see it.
Perceptive, innovative, concentrated, visionary thinker, expert.
Isolated, withholding, nihilistic, eccentric, detached.
Becomes scattered, impulsive, avoidant.
Becomes assertive, decisive, embodied.
"For God gave us a spirit not of fear but of power and love and self-control." — 2 Timothy 1:7
"I have enough. I am enough. I can give of myself without being depleted."
“The goal of this work is to bring you back to your true self — the version God created you to be before the world got ahold of you.”
Much Love and Gratitude,
Trish Frazier · Magnifico Wellness
The Life Assessment is the most important part of your adventure. Before any grand journey, preparations must be made. Take your time and dig in.
An opportunity to gain self-awareness and learn what drives and motivates you as Type 5. Use the type profile above to complete the fields below in your own words.
Use this list as a starting point, not a checklist — choose the ones that feel genuinely true for you.
My Values Are...
Prioritize Values
Putting It Into Perspective
Click any ring in a segment to set your satisfaction score — 1 (center) to 10 (outer edge). Click the same ring again to clear it.
As you score each area, a constellation line connects your dots automatically — revealing your life balance pattern at a glance. Once all scores are set, click Record Initial Scores below the wheel. You will need these later.
Your top-scoring areas (Balances) and lowest-scoring areas (Imbalances) are listed below the wheel — use them to guide your destination goal.
Top areas appear here
Low areas appear here
A holistic deep dive into the many factors that influence your wellbeing — both positively and negatively.
The most common emotion or sensation I have been experiencing is...
I am satisfied/unsatisfied with where I...
The people that make me better are...
I feel drained when in the presence of...
I thrive when surrounded by...
When I am tired, stressed, or upset I tend to...
When I am at my best I tend to...
The last major life event I experienced was...
I deal with these experiences by thinking, feeling, or doing...
I want to focus on bringing balance to...
Some specific actions I can take to get started are...
What would I pursue if I trusted that engaging with the world would replenish rather than drain me? What have I been withholding out of fear of depletion?
Identify Your Destination (Purpose / Goal)
Career“My goal is to share my expertise and insights more generously so that I can become a trusted, visible voice in my field, in order to make a meaningful contribution rather than staying behind the scenes.”
Health“My goal is to schedule deliberate time for physical movement each week so that I can reconnect with my body, not just my mind, in order to sustain the energy and presence my work demands.”
Relationships“My goal is to initiate connection once a week instead of waiting to be invited so that I can build close relationships that don’t leave me feeling consumed, in order to experience community from a place of security rather than scarcity.”
Now, With Proper Perspective + Considering Any Imbalances — Keeping This Goal In Mind, What Could You:
The Five's protective instinct is powerful — but it often withholds presence, insight, and engagement that the world genuinely needs. This milestone, simply track when you pull back, go quiet, or retreat when engagement would serve you better. You don't have to change yet. Just notice: where are you withholding your self?
List all tasks related to your milestone goals:
Week 1: Notice each time you pull back or go quiet this week. Don't change it yet — just notice and record it.
Week 2: Share one insight, opinion, or piece of yourself with someone you trust. Notice the cost — and what you gain.
Week 3: Show up to one social or community situation this week and stay for the full duration without retreating early.
How was this milestone? What changed? How did it compare to your expectations?
What did you make the most progress on — and why?
What did you make the least progress on — and why?
What do you wish you had done differently?
Who should you thank, or ask for guidance, to help you move forward?
Presence is the Five's most counter-intuitive growth practice — and their most powerful. This milestone, one intentional act of full engagement per week. Share an idea. Show up for something. Let someone in. And notice: you are not depleted by it. You may even be energized. Your resources are more renewable than you believe.
List all tasks related to your milestone goals:
Week 1: Choose one person and be genuinely present with them for 30 minutes — not observing, not planning. Just there.
Week 2: Share one idea or piece of knowledge you've been holding privately this week. Let it be useful to someone.
Week 3: Participate in something collaborative this week — and notice what it feels like to contribute rather than observe.
How was this milestone? What changed? How did it compare to your expectations?
What did you make the most progress on — and why?
What did you make the least progress on — and why?
What do you wish you had done differently?
Who should you thank, or ask for guidance, to help you move forward?
The deepest shift for the Five is from scarcity to abundance — trusting that inner resources are renewable, that sharing does not deplete, and that engagement replenishes rather than drains. This milestone, give generously: of your knowledge, your presence, your insight. Trust that more will come. This is the Five living in full freedom.
List all tasks related to your milestone goals:
Week 1: Give generously of your knowledge this week — teach, share, or contribute without holding anything in reserve.
Week 2: Offer your full presence to something or someone this week without calculating what it will cost you.
Week 3: Reflect on what replenished you this milestone — and what you discovered about your own renewable resources.
How was this milestone? What changed? How did it compare to your expectations?
What did you make the most progress on — and why?
What did you make the least progress on — and why?
What do you wish you had done differently?
Who should you thank, or ask for guidance, to help you move forward?
Nine weeks of reaching out from behind the glass. You showed up, shared what you knew, and practiced being present rather than just prepared. You are not less safe for having opened the door. And the world is richer for it.
— Trish Frazier · Magnifico Wellness
What 1–2 practices from this journey will you commit to carrying forward?
Based on your Final Compass, which area of your life will you prioritize growing next?
Who in your life will you invite to support and witness your continued growth?
"I am secure when I have support and guidance."
Being without support, guidance, or security; being blamed or abandoned.
To have security, guidance, and trustworthy support.
Fear / Anxiety
Courage
Your vigilance scans relentlessly for threat — and because it finds what it seeks, it often creates the very outcomes you fear most. You can project untrustworthiness onto people who haven't earned that suspicion, and test relationships in ways that inadvertently undermine them. The security you search for externally must ultimately be built from the inside.
Reliable, committed, courageous, community-minded, warmly supportive.
Paranoid, defensive, reactive, self-defeating, unable to trust.
Becomes competitive, image-focused, workaholic.
Becomes relaxed, trusting, at peace.
"For I know the plans I have for you, declares the Lord, plans for welfare and not for evil, to give you a future and a hope." — Jeremiah 29:11
"I am safe. I am guided. The support I seek is also within me."
“The goal of this work is to bring you back to your true self — the version God created you to be before the world got ahold of you.”
Much Love and Gratitude,
Trish Frazier · Magnifico Wellness
The Life Assessment is the most important part of your adventure. Before any grand journey, preparations must be made. Take your time and dig in.
An opportunity to gain self-awareness and learn what drives and motivates you as Type 6. Use the type profile above to complete the fields below in your own words.
Use this list as a starting point, not a checklist — choose the ones that feel genuinely true for you.
My Values Are...
Prioritize Values
Putting It Into Perspective
Click any ring in a segment to set your satisfaction score — 1 (center) to 10 (outer edge). Click the same ring again to clear it.
As you score each area, a constellation line connects your dots automatically — revealing your life balance pattern at a glance. Once all scores are set, click Record Initial Scores below the wheel. You will need these later.
Your top-scoring areas (Balances) and lowest-scoring areas (Imbalances) are listed below the wheel — use them to guide your destination goal.
Top areas appear here
Low areas appear here
A holistic deep dive into the many factors that influence your wellbeing — both positively and negatively.
The most common emotion or sensation I have been experiencing is...
I am satisfied/unsatisfied with where I...
The people that make me better are...
I feel drained when in the presence of...
I thrive when surrounded by...
When I am tired, stressed, or upset I tend to...
When I am at my best I tend to...
The last major life event I experienced was...
I deal with these experiences by thinking, feeling, or doing...
I want to focus on bringing balance to...
Some specific actions I can take to get started are...
What would I pursue if I operated from courage rather than caution? What has fear been keeping me from beginning?
Identify Your Destination (Purpose / Goal)
Career“My goal is to make one decision per week without seeking outside reassurance so that I can trust my own judgment more consistently, in order to build the inner authority that makes me a confident, steady leader.”
Health“My goal is to develop a daily calming anchor practice so that I can respond to stress from groundedness instead of anxiety, in order to protect my long-term mental and physical wellbeing.”
Relationships“My goal is to extend trust in one important relationship before testing it so that I can build bonds founded on faith rather than fear, in order to experience the security I’ve been searching for externally.”
Now, With Proper Perspective + Considering Any Imbalances — Keeping This Goal In Mind, What Could You:
The Six's mind is masterful at generating threat. This milestone, practice distinguishing real danger from anxiety's projections. When fear arises, pause and ask: is this a real threat, or a story I'm constructing? You don't have to stop being cautious. Just begin to notice which fears protect you and which ones imprison you.
List all tasks related to your milestone goals:
Week 1: Track your fears this week. When one arises, write it down and ask: is this real, or a story my mind constructed?
Week 2: Identify your most common fear pattern this week — and trace it to its earliest memory or origin.
Week 3: Take one action this week that fear would normally prevent. Start small — and notice what actually happens.
How was this milestone? What changed? How did it compare to your expectations?
What did you make the most progress on — and why?
What did you make the least progress on — and why?
What do you wish you had done differently?
Who should you thank, or ask for guidance, to help you move forward?
The Six's deepest growth is discovering that the security they seek outside already exists within. This milestone, practice trusting your own judgment — one decision at a time — before seeking reassurance from others. The inner authority you've been looking for is already there. You've just been outsourcing it.
List all tasks related to your milestone goals:
Week 1: Make one decision this week without checking with anyone else first. Notice how it feels — and what happens.
Week 2: When the urge to seek reassurance arises this week, pause and ask: what does my own gut tell me?
Week 3: Act on your own judgment in one meaningful situation this week. Trust yourself before consulting others.
How was this milestone? What changed? How did it compare to your expectations?
What did you make the most progress on — and why?
What did you make the least progress on — and why?
What do you wish you had done differently?
Who should you thank, or ask for guidance, to help you move forward?
Courage for the Six is not the absence of fear — it is action in the presence of it. Faithful action. This milestone, you move forward anyway. Each week, take one courageous step aligned with your values — not because it's safe, but because it's true. This is the Six at their most powerful: loyal, committed, and free.
List all tasks related to your milestone goals:
Week 1: Take one courageous action aligned with your values — not because it's safe, but because it's right.
Week 2: Speak a truth this week that you've been holding back out of caution. Say it to the right person, at the right time.
Week 3: Reflect on who you are becoming as you choose courage over security. Write what faithful action means to you.
How was this milestone? What changed? How did it compare to your expectations?
What did you make the most progress on — and why?
What did you make the least progress on — and why?
What do you wish you had done differently?
Who should you thank, or ask for guidance, to help you move forward?
Nine weeks of learning to trust yourself. That is enormous. You moved through doubt, questioned the questions, and chose faithfulness over certainty. The courage it took to complete this work is exactly the courage you’ve been searching for all along.
— Trish Frazier · Magnifico Wellness
What 1–2 practices from this journey will you commit to carrying forward?
Based on your Final Compass, which area of your life will you prioritize growing next?
Who in your life will you invite to support and witness your continued growth?
"I am content when life stays exciting and full."
Being deprived, trapped in pain, limited, or missing out.
To be happy, fully satisfied, and free.
Gluttony
Sobriety / Temperance
Your optimism and reframing — gifts on the surface — often function as unconscious avoidance. You move fast, pivot quickly, and stay forward-focused because sitting with the present, especially its pain, feels intolerable. The people you love sometimes feel that you can't truly be with them in their hardest moments — what looks like joy from the outside can mask a quiet, persistent restlessness.
Joyful, adventurous, generous, visionary, enthusiastic contributor.
Scattered, impulsive, escapist, addictive, commitment-avoidant.
Becomes critical, perfectionistic, frustrated.
Becomes focused, contemplative, deeply engaged.
"I have learned, in whatever state I am, to be content." — Philippians 4:11
"There is enough goodness in this moment. I do not need to escape. I am free to be here."
“The goal of this work is to bring you back to your true self — the version God created you to be before the world got ahold of you.”
Much Love and Gratitude,
Trish Frazier · Magnifico Wellness
The Life Assessment is the most important part of your adventure. Before any grand journey, preparations must be made. Take your time and dig in.
An opportunity to gain self-awareness and learn what drives and motivates you as Type 7. Use the type profile above to complete the fields below in your own words.
Use this list as a starting point, not a checklist — choose the ones that feel genuinely true for you.
My Values Are...
Prioritize Values
Putting It Into Perspective
Click any ring in a segment to set your satisfaction score — 1 (center) to 10 (outer edge). Click the same ring again to clear it.
As you score each area, a constellation line connects your dots automatically — revealing your life balance pattern at a glance. Once all scores are set, click Record Initial Scores below the wheel. You will need these later.
Your top-scoring areas (Balances) and lowest-scoring areas (Imbalances) are listed below the wheel — use them to guide your destination goal.
Top areas appear here
Low areas appear here
A holistic deep dive into the many factors that influence your wellbeing — both positively and negatively.
The most common emotion or sensation I have been experiencing is...
I am satisfied/unsatisfied with where I...
The people that make me better are...
I feel drained when in the presence of...
I thrive when surrounded by...
When I am tired, stressed, or upset I tend to...
When I am at my best I tend to...
The last major life event I experienced was...
I deal with these experiences by thinking, feeling, or doing...
I want to focus on bringing balance to...
Some specific actions I can take to get started are...
What is one destination I would commit to fully — even when something more exciting calls? What would it mean to go ALL IN on just this one thing?
Identify Your Destination (Purpose / Goal)
Career“My goal is to choose one professional focus and commit to it for 90 days so that I can develop real depth in a single area, in order to build a career with lasting impact rather than constant novelty.”
Health“My goal is to build a sleep and recovery routine I actually follow so that I can fuel my energy from rest instead of running on adrenaline, in order to enjoy life with presence and not just pace.”
Relationships“My goal is to stay present in difficult conversations without pivoting to positivity so that I can show up for the people I love in their hardest moments, in order to build the depth of connection that makes life genuinely meaningful.”
Now, With Proper Perspective + Considering Any Imbalances — Keeping This Goal In Mind, What Could You:
The Seven moves toward pleasure and away from pain with extraordinary efficiency. This milestone, simply notice when you are running — toward something exciting to avoid something uncomfortable. You don't have to stop. Just observe: what are you running toward? And more importantly, what are you running from?
List all tasks related to your milestone goals:
Week 1: Notice each time you reach for something exciting, a new plan, or a distraction. Pause and name what you're moving away from.
Week 2: Stay with one uncomfortable feeling for 5 minutes this week without escaping. Notice what's actually there.
Week 3: Identify the thing you've been most consistently avoiding this milestone — and take one step toward it.
How was this milestone? What changed? How did it compare to your expectations?
What did you make the most progress on — and why?
What did you make the least progress on — and why?
What do you wish you had done differently?
Who should you thank, or ask for guidance, to help you move forward?
The Seven's deepest satisfaction is never found in the next experience — it's found in this one, fully inhabited. This milestone, choose one commitment each week and stay with it completely, even when something more exciting beckons. Discover what happens when you go all the way in. The joy you seek is here.
List all tasks related to your milestone goals:
Week 1: Choose one commitment this week and stay with it fully — even when something more exciting calls.
Week 2: Go deep in one conversation, project, or experience this week. Resist the urge to move on before it's complete.
Week 3: Reflect on what you discovered by going deep this week. What was there that you would have missed if you'd moved on?
How was this milestone? What changed? How did it compare to your expectations?
What did you make the most progress on — and why?
What did you make the least progress on — and why?
What do you wish you had done differently?
Who should you thank, or ask for guidance, to help you move forward?
The Seven's great gift is joy — and joy becomes most powerful when it is rooted. This milestone, you discover that the richest experiences come not from sampling everything, but from going deep in what matters most. Your joy is not a problem to be managed. It is a gift to be grounded. Let it take root.
List all tasks related to your milestone goals:
Week 1: Find delight in one ordinary thing this week through full presence — a meal, a conversation, a walk.
Week 2: Express your genuine joy in something this week — freely, without it needing to become a project or a plan.
Week 3: Reflect on what rooted joy feels like for you — and identify one ongoing commitment that brings lasting satisfaction.
How was this milestone? What changed? How did it compare to your expectations?
What did you make the most progress on — and why?
What did you make the least progress on — and why?
What do you wish you had done differently?
Who should you thank, or ask for guidance, to help you move forward?
Nine weeks of going deeper instead of wider. You sat with things you’d normally move past, found richness in the slow, and chose presence over planning. What you discovered in that stillness was more than any new adventure could have offered you.
— Trish Frazier · Magnifico Wellness
What 1–2 practices from this journey will you commit to carrying forward?
Based on your Final Compass, which area of your life will you prioritize growing next?
Who in your life will you invite to support and witness your continued growth?
"I am strong when I am in control of my life."
Being controlled, violated, harmed, or made vulnerable.
To be self-reliant, strong, and to protect themselves and those they love.
Lust / Excess
Innocence
Your intensity and directness feel like honesty and protection to you, but they often land as intimidation, even when you intend the opposite. You carry a deep vulnerability beneath the armor — a tenderness you learned early to conceal. The people you most want to let in are frequently the ones most affected by the force of your presence. Strength without softness builds walls rather than bridges.
Decisive, protective, generous, visionary, courageous champion.
Domineering, intimidating, ruthless, vengeful, controlling.
Becomes withdrawn, secretive, paranoid.
Becomes nurturing, open-hearted, genuinely caring.
"The greatest among you shall be your servant." — Matthew 23:11
"My strength is not threatened by tenderness. I can be powerful and open at the same time."
“The goal of this work is to bring you back to your true self — the version God created you to be before the world got ahold of you.”
Much Love and Gratitude,
Trish Frazier · Magnifico Wellness
The Life Assessment is the most important part of your adventure. Before any grand journey, preparations must be made. Take your time and dig in.
An opportunity to gain self-awareness and learn what drives and motivates you as Type 8. Use the type profile above to complete the fields below in your own words.
Use this list as a starting point, not a checklist — choose the ones that feel genuinely true for you.
My Values Are...
Prioritize Values
Putting It Into Perspective
Click any ring in a segment to set your satisfaction score — 1 (center) to 10 (outer edge). Click the same ring again to clear it.
As you score each area, a constellation line connects your dots automatically — revealing your life balance pattern at a glance. Once all scores are set, click Record Initial Scores below the wheel. You will need these later.
Your top-scoring areas (Balances) and lowest-scoring areas (Imbalances) are listed below the wheel — use them to guide your destination goal.
Top areas appear here
Low areas appear here
A holistic deep dive into the many factors that influence your wellbeing — both positively and negatively.
The most common emotion or sensation I have been experiencing is...
I am satisfied/unsatisfied with where I...
The people that make me better are...
I feel drained when in the presence of...
I thrive when surrounded by...
When I am tired, stressed, or upset I tend to...
When I am at my best I tend to...
The last major life event I experienced was...
I deal with these experiences by thinking, feeling, or doing...
I want to focus on bringing balance to...
Some specific actions I can take to get started are...
What would I pursue if I led with my heart as much as my strength? What cause or person is most worth protecting — and am I doing it?
Identify Your Destination (Purpose / Goal)
Career“My goal is to ask for input before making major decisions so that I can lead with collaborative strength, not just capability, in order to build a team that trusts me because I’m safe, not just strong.”
Health“My goal is to create a consistent wind-down ritual each evening so that I can give my body the recovery it needs to keep performing, in order to sustain the strength and stamina that allow me to protect the people I love.”
Relationships“My goal is to show vulnerability with one person I trust so that I can experience being cared for, not just respected, in order to build the kind of close relationships I actually want but rarely let myself have.”
Now, With Proper Perspective + Considering Any Imbalances — Keeping This Goal In Mind, What Could You:
The Eight reaches for control when they sense vulnerability or betrayal. This milestone, notice when that reach happens — in conversations, decisions, relationships. Don't try to stop it yet. Just name what's underneath: what am I afraid will happen if I let go? That question is the beginning of real power.
List all tasks related to your milestone goals:
Week 1: Each time you reach for control this week, pause and name the underlying fear. Don't fix it — just name it.
Week 2: Delegate or release control of one thing this week that you'd normally hold tightly. Notice what actually happens.
Week 3: Identify the fear that drives your control most consistently — and ask: is it protecting me, or costing me?
How was this milestone? What changed? How did it compare to your expectations?
What did you make the most progress on — and why?
What did you make the least progress on — and why?
What do you wish you had done differently?
Who should you thank, or ask for guidance, to help you move forward?
Innocence — the Eight's virtue — is not naivety. It is the recovery of the openhearted self that existed before the world taught you that vulnerability was dangerous. This milestone, one act of genuine vulnerability per week in a safe relationship. Let someone in. Drop the armor. Notice: you are not diminished. You are expanded.
List all tasks related to your milestone goals:
Week 1: Share one thing that is genuinely true about how you're feeling with someone you trust. Let it be imperfect.
Week 2: Let someone help you or care for you this week without deflecting or immediately taking charge again.
Week 3: Express appreciation for someone in your life this week in a way that shows your soft side — not just strength.
How was this milestone? What changed? How did it compare to your expectations?
What did you make the most progress on — and why?
What did you make the least progress on — and why?
What do you wish you had done differently?
Who should you thank, or ask for guidance, to help you move forward?
The Eight at their fullest is not just powerful — they are loving. Their strength and tenderness work together. This milestone, lead from love: let care, not force, be your primary strategy in the relationships and causes that matter most. Discover that your greatest power has always been your heart.
List all tasks related to your milestone goals:
Week 1: Lead with care in one key relationship this week — ask how someone is doing before you assert or direct.
Week 2: Advocate for someone or something you care about this week using your strength in service of their wellbeing.
Week 3: Reflect on what your strength protects when it's driven by love — and name the people or causes most worth protecting.
How was this milestone? What changed? How did it compare to your expectations?
What did you make the most progress on — and why?
What did you make the least progress on — and why?
What do you wish you had done differently?
Who should you thank, or ask for guidance, to help you move forward?
Nine weeks of strength and softness together. You showed up fully — with power and with heart. You let people see behind the armor, even briefly, and nothing collapsed. The people in your world are different for having experienced you this fully.
— Trish Frazier · Magnifico Wellness
What 1–2 practices from this journey will you commit to carrying forward?
Based on your Final Compass, which area of your life will you prioritize growing next?
Who in your life will you invite to support and witness your continued growth?
"I am at peace when all is harmonious around me."
Being in conflict, losing connection, being overlooked or shut out.
To have inner stability, peace of mind, and harmony.
Sloth / Self-Forgetting
Right Action
The peace you maintain is often avoidance wearing the costume of acceptance. You tend to merge with others' agendas and emotional states — losing your own in the process — and then wonder why you feel invisible or quietly resentful. Your perspective matters far more than you allow yourself to believe, and the harmony you preserve by disappearing isn't really harmony at all.
Peaceful, reassuring, inclusive, grounded, deeply wise mediator.
Disengaged, conflict-avoidant, passive-aggressive, stubborn, self-effacing.
Becomes anxious, suspicious, reactive.
Becomes motivated, energized, self-directed.
"For we are God's handiwork, created in Christ Jesus to do good works, which God prepared in advance for us to do." — Ephesians 2:10
"My presence matters. My voice matters. I am here for a purpose that only I can fulfill."
“The goal of this work is to bring you back to your true self — the version God created you to be before the world got ahold of you.”
Much Love and Gratitude,
Trish Frazier · Magnifico Wellness
The Life Assessment is the most important part of your adventure. Before any grand journey, preparations must be made. Take your time and dig in.
An opportunity to gain self-awareness and learn what drives and motivates you as Type 9. Use the type profile above to complete the fields below in your own words.
Use this list as a starting point, not a checklist — choose the ones that feel genuinely true for you.
My Values Are...
Prioritize Values
Putting It Into Perspective
Click any ring in a segment to set your satisfaction score — 1 (center) to 10 (outer edge). Click the same ring again to clear it.
As you score each area, a constellation line connects your dots automatically — revealing your life balance pattern at a glance. Once all scores are set, click Record Initial Scores below the wheel. You will need these later.
Your top-scoring areas (Balances) and lowest-scoring areas (Imbalances) are listed below the wheel — use them to guide your destination goal.
Top areas appear here
Low areas appear here
A holistic deep dive into the many factors that influence your wellbeing — both positively and negatively.
The most common emotion or sensation I have been experiencing is...
I am satisfied/unsatisfied with where I...
The people that make me better are...
I feel drained when in the presence of...
I thrive when surrounded by...
When I am tired, stressed, or upset I tend to...
When I am at my best I tend to...
The last major life event I experienced was...
I deal with these experiences by thinking, feeling, or doing...
I want to focus on bringing balance to...
Some specific actions I can take to get started are...
What destination would I choose if I put myself first — if my desires, goals, and dreams were just as important as everyone else's?
Identify Your Destination (Purpose / Goal)
Career“My goal is to advocate for my own ideas and contributions at work so that I can be seen and valued for what I genuinely bring, in order to build a career that reflects my actual calling, not just what keeps the peace.”
Health“My goal is to build a morning routine that begins with my own agenda, not others’ so that I can approach each day from intention rather than default, in order to accumulate days that feel genuinely lived, not just passed.”
Relationships“My goal is to state my actual preferences and boundaries in one key relationship so that I can be known rather than just comfortable, in order to experience harmony that doesn’t come at the cost of my own presence.”
Now, With Proper Perspective + Considering Any Imbalances — Keeping This Goal In Mind, What Could You:
The Nine's most fundamental pattern is self-forgetting — going along, tuning out, deferring when they actually have a preference. This milestone, the work is noticing when you disappear. You don't have to act yet. Just start catching the Nine going to sleep: when do you defer, go quiet, or merge with others' agendas instead of your own?
List all tasks related to your milestone goals:
Week 1: Notice once each day when you defer to others instead of expressing your own preference. Just notice — don't judge.
Week 2: Track the moments you go quiet when you actually have a thought or feeling to share. Write them down.
Week 3: Identify the situations where you most consistently disappear — and ask: what am I protecting by doing so?
How was this milestone? What changed? How did it compare to your expectations?
What did you make the most progress on — and why?
What did you make the least progress on — and why?
What do you wish you had done differently?
Who should you thank, or ask for guidance, to help you move forward?
The Nine's voice is one of the most valuable in any room — and the most often withheld. This milestone, practice speaking your truth in small, low-stakes moments. 'I prefer...' 'I'd like...' 'Actually, I think...' Each week, one small act of self-declaration. Notice that the world does not fall apart when you show up. In fact, it gets better.
List all tasks related to your milestone goals:
Week 1: Speak your preference clearly in one low-stakes situation this week where you'd normally defer or stay quiet.
Week 2: Say 'I think...' or 'I prefer...' in a group setting this week — even if it's small. Notice the response.
Week 3: Express one disagreement or alternative perspective this week — gently, clearly, as yourself.
How was this milestone? What changed? How did it compare to your expectations?
What did you make the most progress on — and why?
What did you make the least progress on — and why?
What do you wish you had done differently?
Who should you thank, or ask for guidance, to help you move forward?
Right Action — the Nine's virtue — is moving from your own center, for your own reasons, toward your own destination. Not drifting. Not merging. Not going along. This milestone, you act. From yourself, for yourself, in service of what you genuinely care about. This is the Nine fully awake — and the world is better for it.
List all tasks related to your milestone goals:
Week 1: Take one action from your own center — for your own reasons, toward your own goal. Not to please anyone. For you.
Week 2: Make one decision this week entirely based on your own values and desires — with no reference to what others expect.
Week 3: Reflect on who you are becoming as you wake up to yourself. Write what 'my presence matters' means to you now.
How was this milestone? What changed? How did it compare to your expectations?
What did you make the most progress on — and why?
What did you make the least progress on — and why?
What do you wish you had done differently?
Who should you thank, or ask for guidance, to help you move forward?
Nine weeks of showing up as yourself. You chose presence over peacekeeping, named what was yours, and moved toward your own life instead of just flowing alongside everyone else’s. The world needed your voice in it. It still does.
— Trish Frazier · Magnifico Wellness
What 1–2 practices from this journey will you commit to carrying forward?
Based on your Final Compass, which area of your life will you prioritize growing next?
Who in your life will you invite to support and witness your continued growth?
Resources
The Complete Enneagram: 27 Paths to Greater Self-Knowledge
beatricechestnut.com ↗The Enneagram: A Christian Perspective (with Andreas Ebert)
Falling Upward: A Spirituality for the Two Halves of Life
The Road Back to You: An Enneagram Journey to Self-Discovery (with Suzanne Stabile)
The Story of You: An Enneagram Journey to Becoming Your True Self
Take the Magnifico Wellness Enneagram Assessment — 47 questions that go beyond behavior to uncover your core motivations, instinctual drive, and likely subtype.
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