The 9 Types of Leadership: Mastering the Art of People in the 21st Century Workplace

So helpful for workplace navigating. Really helped me understand myself & others better. It’s helping me with my team leadership as well.

I use the Enneagram in my coaching practice.The Integrative Enneagram is my preferred assessment tool.This book is an excellent companion for leaders who want to dig deeper into their type. It is especially accurate at sub-types.Highly recommend - Beatrice Chestnut is one of the best Enneagram teachers I've found.

Good book. I purchased it to read through with someone else at work. It has lead to great discussions about leadership, and the way we work together. Can be used individually or with someone else. The enneagram test itself is available for free online, and this expanded the use of that test with a leadership flare.

Very interesting. The intro chapters are slow and repetitive for someone a little familiar with the enneagram. But the chapters on the actual type are excellent. I found it easier than any other book to determine my "type" and see benefits and how to work around the challenges of my type.

Good book has a lot of information on it. It was somewhat hard to read because it is a new subject for me. It really has a lot of information but still good book.

Excellent book for all leaders to raise their consciousness and emotional intelligence. It will be most helpful for people who already know their type, or have a strong idea of what their type is. It will help you recognize your strengths, habits and motives and have a better understanding of the same for people around you. I love that it makes the point that we all have unique gifts and there isn't one "best" approach.I highly recommend if you have interest in the Enneagram, or use it in coaching / consulting.

The 9 Types of Leadership is an excellent resource for coaches of Leadership Teams. As an experienced coach and Enneagram practitioner, I have found this book to be very useful in my work. It clearly written with a consistent, easy-to-follow format which gives quick accessibility to key points for each type in varying work situations. Every leader would benefit from reading this book and keeping it close by as a regular reference.

I think I must own just about every Enneagram leadership book ever published, and I have to say that Bea Chestnut’s new book, “The 9 Types of Leadership” is the best one I’ve come across. It’s insightful and thorough, as well as practical and pragmatic. I’m so impressed with it that I’m using it as part of the curriculum for a leadership academy I’m running at my organization. Good job, Bea!