“I’ve found that naming my fear or doubt aloud strips them of some of their power and ambiguity, and makes space for alternative perspectives to be introduced.” … More Enneagram Sixes: Ruth Nathaniel & Julianne Gibson
“My favorite thing about being a Type Six is our concern for and commitment to the common good. I generally want, can envision, and am committed to working toward whatever is most beneficial for everyone, including and especially people whose perspectives have often been ignored, dismissed, or invalidated.” … More Type 6 Interviews: Lindsay O’Connor & Becca Briggs
Ted Lasso character types using the Enneagram. … More Ted Lasso and the Enneagram
Nine illustrated paintings that visually imagine the essence and integration experience of each Enneagram Type. … More Enneagram Type 5: Enneagram Art Series
Nine illustrated paintings that visually imagine the essence and integration experience of each Enneagram Type … More Enneagram Type 4: Enneagram Art Series
A series of nine illustrated paintings that visually imagine the essence and integration experience of each Enneagram Type … More Enneagram Type 3: Enneagram Art Series
“Very occasionally, if you pay really close attention, life doesn’t suck.”― Joss Whedon During my time with The Coaching Fellowship, one of the many lessons my coach taught me was, “What you focus your attention on determines what you miss.” Shout out to my coach, the fantastic Janice Reches! I don’t know about you, but I … More Re-Focus [By Enneagram Type]
Hello Enneagram Paths friends! Glad to have you this Monday to learn more about what it means to lead with Type Two! Here on Enneagram Paths, I like to ask the same questions of different people within a type; I find it highlights every person’s nuance and complexity. It’s similar to the Narrative Enneagram Tradition, … More Two Twos: Interview with Elizabeth Dodds and Corrie Wilson
Welcome back, Enneagram Paths friends! Today we’re going to start a journey around the Enneagram circle and look at each number’s subtype. If you’re new to the world of subtypes and instinctual drives, I’d encourage you to read my post What are Subtypes? or go check out the amazing Dr. Beatrice Chestnut’s book on subtypes … More Enneagram One Subtypes
“..then he added, as if requiring a response to his own remark,‘Probably the greater the difference, the greater the similarity, and the greater the similarity, the greater the difference,’ at that moment he did not yet know how right he was.” – José Saramago, All the Names It is consistently interesting to me as I work with clients … More Enneagram Types: Similarities & Differences
