Title: Also somewhat disappointed
Product review: I agree with the other slightly disappointed reviewer. The author too often relies on stereotyping, generalizing and anecdotes. I thought, the enneagram refers to the character of individuals. If that is so, how can Jaxon-Bear refer to entire countries as one type if they are made up of highly diverse individuals. Where do drop-outs or regime critics fit in who were born and raised in a country? That is where his stereotyping (mostly negative anyway, i.e. Austrians only bathe once a week) comes in. How can the author consider himself spiritual and still revert to such superficial narrow-mindedness? On the positive side, he does give some valuable insights in childhood dynamics and trauma that would explain fixations.
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