Enneagram Core Fears, Type 1–9 (What Each Type Avoids and How It Drives Behavior)
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Okay BYN friends, this one’s a little ominous, in a helpful way. Damon and Kelly walk through the core fear underneath each Enneagram type, and how fear becomes a “silent motivator” that can hijack your tone, your choices, and your relationships when you’re not paying attention.
What you’ll learn in this episode:
- Why core fears often run the show subconsciously, especially under stress
- The core fear for each type (1–9) and what it tends to look like in real life
- A simple awareness prompt to use this week: “Where am I noticing this fear driving me?”
Core fears by type:
- Type 1: fear of being wrong (or corrupt)
- Type 2: fear of being unwanted (and abandoned)
- Type 3: fear of being worthless (or unseen)
- Type 4: fear of having no identity (being ordinary)
- Type 5: fear of depletion (energy, time, resources)
- Type 6: fear of being unsupported (leading to loyal-to-a-fault patterns)
- Type 7: fear of pain (leading to avoidance and distraction)
- Type 8: fear of being harmed (driving control and protective walls)
- Type 9: fear of conflict (driving self-forgetting and disconnection)
Share this one with a friend, unless you’re a 9 and you’re afraid it’ll cause conflict. (Damon said it.)
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