The Enneagram is a personality system that sorts the core motives behind how people see things and decide into nine types. It is used to look at what you care about most, what you fear, which types you lean toward under stress or at ease, and how you get along with others.
GATSEE uses a 27-question form, three per type, each scored one to five. Each type is totalled and the highest is the main type; the higher of its two neighbours is the wing. When first and second place are close, the page says so. Nothing is derived from the birthday.
What it asks you for: the questionnaire
Your main type and wing, your core fear and core desire, the types you lean toward under stress and in growth, and which type you resemble most in head, heart and body.
