62. The Difference Between Enneagram Type 2 and Type 9
The confusion between the Type 2 and Type 9 is probably the most common mistyping pair I personally see in my business. There are a lot of similarities between them including being very service-oriented, others first mentality, friendly, optimistic, and because of all of that, they can both sight of their own needs as they're helping everyone else. At the same time, there are some key differences in their inner workings that's important to know if this is a pair you're stuck between. Mo...
24 Mai 20228min
61. From Self Doubt to Self-Directed with Katie Taylor, Type 6w7
Katie Taylor is a website designer, creative brand strategist, and business mentor who runs The Outsourced COO (formerly The Abudant Collab Co.) She helps growing small businesses build from the inside out by simplifying the hustle, increasing, profit, and building happier, sustainable success. And she's sharing with us what it's like to a run a business as a Type 6 woman. Inside this episode, you'll hear about: how she's experienced the struggle of self-doubt as a Type 6the ways she's ...
19 Mai 20221h 12min
60. The Ultimate Leadership Matchup - Am I an Enneagram Type 3 or Type 8?
Are you ready to get to work to solve this Enneagram mystery? This is the ultimate entrepreneur/leader mashup - Type 3 known as the The Achiever, The Performer, and The Role Model with Type 8 known as The Boss, The Protector, and The Challenger. Similarities: Both Type 3 and Type 8 have the forward-thinking and fast-paced assertive energy. Leadership tends to come more natural for these types and they both can be very ambitious and very competitive. They want to rise above the rest, but h...
17 Mai 202219min
59. Working and Creating Like a Type 9 Woman with Bonni Mace 9w8 and Kelsie Wilhoit 9w1
The Enneagram Type Nine goes about getting their needs met and avoid pain by striving to feel at peace. Type Nines tend to be relaxed, calm, grounded, inclusive, open-minded, and excellent listeners. That same energy can also fuel passiveness, conflict avoidance, becoming out of touch with their own thoughts and opinions, and feeling invisible. Inside this week's interview episode, you'll hear from two Type 9 creators and entrepreneurs, Bonni Mace of Empathetic Enneagram and Kelsie Wilh...
12 Mai 202256min
58. The Difference Between Enneagram Type 1 and Type 4
"Is it possible that your number changes over the years? I remember being a 1 like five or six years ago, and now I did the test just for fun and I'm a 4 apparently (?)" This was such a great question I got over on Instagram the other day. While these two types on the surface may look very different, there are some very interesting similarities that do make this confusing sometimes. Both are very idealistic, Ones have an ideal version of how the world "should" be and Fours have an idealist...
10 Mai 20227min
57. Uncovering Your Type as a Corporate Leader with Sheila Frierson [On-Air Typing Session]
My guest today is Sheila Frierson, President North America Employee Share Plans at Computershare, a global financial services company and Founder of Liberate Collective, a collective of women from diverse backgrounds on a journey to liberate each other from that which holds us back. Inside this week's episode, Sheila was willing to share her Enneagram typing session with you here on-air. She took the in-depth Enneagram Institute RHETI assessment that's made up of 144 questions to get m...
5 Mai 202250min
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 Mai 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 Apr 202227min
