Enneagram Ones and Fives have many traits in common. They are analytical and use logical communication. Fives tend to focus solely on intellect, while Ones like to put their logic into action. They might run into conflict because they tend to be stubborn about their ideals and values.

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In part two of exploring the Myers-Briggs personality type framework, we're diving into type groups. After you’ve discovered which type your personality traits fall under, the natural next step is to learn how the various types relate to one another.

Ones and Fours generally have some opposite traits and other traits that overlap. Both can be intense and idealistic and they desire to do good. They may have an easier time understanding one another’s motivations and challenges.

The Myers-Briggs assessment is a personality framework widely used by individuals and teams. Knowing your type can help you identify your strengths and weaknesses, and learn how your particular personality relates to each of the other types.