Type Five

The Enneagram Type 5, also known as "The Investigator," is part of the Thinking Triad, along with Type 6 and Type 7. The Thinking Triad is characterized by a focus on logic, analysis, and problem-solving.

Type 5 individuals in this triad are primarily motivated by a need for knowledge and understanding. They may be very analytical and logical, and may be drawn to intellectual pursuits and problem-solving. However, they may also struggle with feelings of isolation and detachment from others.

Type 5s often have a strong desire for privacy and may be very self-sufficient, valuing their independence and autonomy. They may be very knowledgeable about specific topics or areas of interest and may enjoy sharing their knowledge with others, but may also struggle with expressing their emotions and forming deep emotional connections with others.

Type 5s may also have a tendency to withdraw from social situations and may struggle with assertiveness or taking risks. This can lead to feelings of isolation and disconnection from others, as well as a lack of confidence in their abilities.

Overall, Type 5s in the Thinking Triad are motivated by their need for knowledge and understanding, and may prioritize logic and analysis over emotional connection and social interaction. They may benefit from developing greater emotional awareness and expression, as well as cultivating closer relationships with others and practicing assertiveness and risk-taking.