56. The Difference Between a Type 7 and Type 8
A client of mine had historically thought she was a Type 8, but the more she's learning about the Enneagram the more she's realizing she may actually be a Type 7 with a strong Wing 8. Many of the behaviors of the Type 8 were reflective of her own, but the core motive of a Type 7 was resonating more. At the end of the day, that's what makes a type a type - the core motive and core fear. For a Seven, the core desire is to be satisfied, without emotional pain, and with lots of freedom and ...
3 Touko 20227min
55. Three Things a Chris Stapleton Concert Taught Me About Using the Enneagram
What does Chris Stapleton switching out his guitar for every song have to do with applying your Enneagram type in real life? Or how does his 8 person band affect how you think about the Enneagram in general, even if you haven't yet figured out your type? Or what does the fact that my boyfriend and I cried and smiled during the course of this concert have to do with living a full life? Listen in to this week's episode to hear how to apply Chris Stapleton's concert strategy to your own En...
28 Huhti 202227min
54. The Difference Between Type 3 and Type 5
Type 3 is known as The Achiever, The Performer, or The Role Model with a “hustle harder” motto who’s core motive is to be desired and seen as successful. Type 5 is known as The Thinker, The Expert, or The Observer with “I don’t need much, but I need my space” energy and a core driver to be capable, competent and self-sufficient. The confusion between the them is typically for two reasons: They both rely on thinking but for different reasons and they are both a part of the Competency Triad ...
26 Huhti 202212min
53. You're Not Stuck, But Here's What May Be Going On with Anji Gray Type 5w4
Anji Gray is the founder of the Mahal Method and The New Classic Woman with extensive training and experience in Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP), TIME Techniques™, Hypnotherapy, EFT, Integrative Nutrition Health Coaching, and Energy Work. She uses her expertise to hold space and facilitate shifts for people all over the world to eliminate what has held them back subconsciously for so long to create the life of their dreams. She also identifies as an Enneagram Type 5 and is sha...
21 Huhti 202258min
52. The Difference Between Type 2 and Type 3
Both Type 2 and Type 3 are in the Feeling/Heart Center of Intelligence where they have the common emotional struggle of shame due to their focus on their image and how believe they’re viewed by others. They typically get their worth based on how good of an image they have... Twos how helpful and loving they are, and Threes are focused on how successful they look to determine their worth. Despite several overlapping qualities and the fact they are Wings of one another, there are some key di...
19 Huhti 20225min
51. Change vs. Growth: A Panel Conversation, Type 2, 3 and 9
There's over 1.6 billion search results that come back to the question, "How do you change yourself?" In this episode, you'll hear from a panel of women business owners working on their own personal growth talk about why so many people are looking to change and what change actually looks like. Kara - Type 2, Riley - Type 3, and Lindsay - Type 9 open up about: What they love about their typeWhere they see that same energy get in their way in their workWhen they've felt like they'...
14 Huhti 20221h 9min
50. The Differences Between Type 4 and Type 7
At first glance, these two types might look like complete opposites, but there are some very real similarities, including how creative and idealist they both can be and how much they both can struggle with FOMO! The confusion is real, but in today's This or That mini-episode you'll hear about key differences to help you narrow down your dominant Enneagram type: Handling conflict and disappointment Dealing with your emotions How you get your needs metCore emotion differe...
12 Huhti 20228min
49. Changing Your Mind - 6 Things I Don't Think Are True Anymore
"Progress is impossible without change; and those that cannot change their minds cannot change anything." - George Bernard Shaw There are things I've said to myself, to others, and even publicly that, as a learn more how the world works for different people, I no longer believe. Some of it can be a sign of growth and some of it is down right cringy to hear myself say. Inside this episode, you'll hear about 6 of those things I regret saying and how you can allow those to fuel your vi...
7 Huhti 202228min
