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What if there was a tool to help you understand not just the 'what' but the 'why' of your behavior? A tool that could lead you to a path of self-discovery and freedom from behaviors and attitudes that no longer serve you. This conversation with Enneagram coach Chelsie Engle explores the profound tool of the Enneagram to do just that. We navigate the nuances of the Enneagram system, and how it sets itself apart from other personality tests. Chelsie and I also explore how the Enneagram sheds light on the core dynamics of our behaviors and attitudes, offering a path to transformative personal growth.

We explore how the  Enneagram can lead to increased mental, emotional, and physical energy. We discuss the transformative potential of the Enneagram in the context of relationships, helping us identify codependency and the parts of ourselves that we don't love. Chelsie also shares her insights on how the Enneagram can bridge gaps across cultural, communication, and justice issues. This tool is not just about understanding ourselves better, but also about creating bridges and building connections with others.

Listen to uncover the potential of the Enneagram to help you better understand yourself, your relationships, and your place in the world.

Enneagram Type Guide:

• Type 1 (The Moral Perfectionist): They strive for perfection, have high standards, and seek to improve themselves and the world around them.
• Type 2 (The Supportive Helper): They are caring and nurturing individuals who derive satisfaction from assisting and supporting others.
• Type 3 (The Successful Achiever): They are driven and success-oriented, constantly seeking recognition and validation for their accomplishments.
• Type 4 (The Romantic Individualist): They are emotionally sensitive and introspective, often feeling misunderstood and craving authenticity and uniqueness.
• Type 5 (The Thoughtful Observer): They are curious and analytical, constantly seeking knowledge and understanding by observing and researching their surroundings.
• Type 6 (The Loyal Skeptic): They are loyal and security-oriented individuals who anticipate potential threats and seek guidance and reassurance from others.
• Type 7 (The Enthusiastic Optimist): They are adventurous and optimistic, constantly seeking new experiences and avoiding pain or discomfort.
• Type 8 (The Protective Challenger): They are assertive and powerful, taking charge of situations and protecting those they care about.
• Type 9 (The Peaceful Mediator): They are easygoing and accommodating, striving for harmony and avoiding conflict by merging with others' desires.

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In this episode of the Being Human is Good For Business Podcast, we learn about leaders who rely on their hearts to guide them. 

This group includes Enneagram Types 2, 3 and 4, all of whom tend to have attention seeking motivations, according to Trilogy Effect Partner Mary Beth Sawicki.

She explains, “Known as heart-centered or feeling-centered, these leaders want to be seen the way they want to be seen. In a business context these are the leaders who form strong personal connections and prioritize relationships. Their attention is often focused on human systems over business systems. They see the world through a lens that focuses on the personal.” 

The Trilogy Effect team uses the Enneagram framework to help leaders grow through self-awareness and to surface untapped potential in their teams. The Enneagram comprises nine distinct personality Types in groups of three, based on core motivations, specific strengths and liabilities. See our last episode to learn about instinctive center leaders. 

On today’s show, Mary Beth is joined by Trilogy Effect Partners Heather Marasse and Wendy Appel.  Together, these leadership development experts explore:

• Enneagram Type 2s tend to lead by helping and supporting others.
• Enneagram Type 3s tend to lead by being the very best performers and achievers.
• Enneagram Type 4s tend to be authentic and compassionate as leaders.

Listen for: 

• To understand your emotions to become the best leader you can be.
• Strategies for leading heart-centered team members.
• Insights on why trust is the gateway to potential. 

Resources:

• Why some leaders follow their gut instincts to succeed
• Free Leadership Guidebook: Be Your Best as a Leader By Using the Enneagram
• How to use the Enneagram to Become A Better Leader
• InsideOut Enneagram: The Game Changing Guide For Leaders

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We apologize for the length of this episode.
Time Stamps:
0:00-10:30- Intro
10:30-25:20 Question of the Month
25:20-50:00- Object Relations and the Rejection Triad
50:00-1:07:20- Type 2s
1:07:20-1:30:00 Type 8’s
1:30:00-1:51:30 Type 5s
1:51:30-End Wrap Up

Questions:
What is your Hogwarts house and your type? Do you think your house would have changed if you were typed when you were older?

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Resources

http://www.fitzel.ca/enneagram/ObjectRelns.html

https://www.goodtherapy.org/learn-about-therapy/types/object-relations

https://belindagore.com/enneagram/enneagram-relationships-object-relations/

https://www.raenahubbell.com/enneagram-attachment-styles

https://www.reddit.com/r/Enneagram/comments/s5dyn8/random_question_for_a_podcast/

https://enneagramexplained.com/enneagram-harmony-groups/

https://www.artofwellbeing.com/2020/10/16/object-relation-theory/

In this episode, Tracy shares how the Enneagram can be used as a tool to positively impact personal and business relationships. 

Multi-million dollar entrepreneur, speaker, and author Tracy O’Malley, is a world-renowned Master Performance and Business coach. She has helped thousands of women ignite their purpose, profits, and build a legacy by giving them the tools to Become Bulletproof. As an Expert Enneagram Coach, Tracy has used the Enneagram for over seven years to help accelerate transformation, build powerful, effective and compassionate leaders and create sustainable and lasting change. 

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Let’s start at the beginning - what is an enneagram? The Enneagram is an ancient personality system that’s been used for centuries to help people understand themselves and those around them. The modern interpretation of this ancient idea is a powerful tool that has been gaining traction in the work world as a means to find success in your career. The Enneagram helps you identify your instinctual behaviors as well as the reasons why you might behave in a certain way. This knowledge can be utilized to create more harmony at work and with those around you.

In this episode, you will learn: 

• Tracy’s personal story to discovering the Enneagram
• How Enneagram types work best together in a partnership
• What are ‘wing’ types + growth numbers
• How to effectively channel your Enneagram type
• How to best understand your type

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Gabrielle Westbrook is an Enneagram Life Coach helping women find their most authentic self, tap into inner power, and finally take charge of their life. Her work with the enneagram began after spending years on the sidelines of her own life, asleep to what her full potential was. She now works with women to help unlock and discover who they truly are so that they too can live their best life. In today’s episode Gabrielle breaks down what the enneagram actually is and how it can impact our life. This includes what each type is, an explanation of the triads of the types, and a mindset shift that each type should work towards. 

In this episode we discuss: 

• What the enneagram is and the purpose of it
• Gabrielle’s journey with the enneagram
• Why coaching is more accurate than quizzes
• The 9 types broken into triads
• The core pillars of each type
• What each triad represents
• Identifying your dominant type
• How to work with your type in harmony
• A mindset shift for each type to make

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Have you ever taken a personality test? After hearing about the Enneagram test many times, I decided to reach out to the Enneagram expert, Tracy O’Malley and have her recommend the one for me to take and give me my results live on the podcast.

You will not want to miss this episode where she talks all about the benefits of not only knowing your enneagram number, but knowing it for those around you. 

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One name for Enneagram Type 2s, is "The Befriender" . In Part Two of our conversation with Theresa Merrill, the topic of friendships plays a big role. Join us for stories of the early days of friendship between Hope and Theresa!

Tips from our Type 2: It’s okay to say no. The people that truly love you will love you anyway.  Figure out what you need.
Major Quote: “It’s not about NOT wanting to vocalize needs. I don’t know what I need”.
How to show love to 2s: Showing love to a 2 might look like letting them know they are seen and love through asking them and letting them answer how they are truly doing and feeling.

Topics related to this episode:
Becoming Us
Typology podcast with Lisa Jo Baker
Trauma podcast with Suzanne Stabile
Never Unfriended book by Lisa Jo Baker
5 Love Languages book

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This episode includes references to Christoper Huertz’s enneagram teachings. Since recording, we’ve learned that he is a harasser and abuser and no longer use or support his content. Unfortunately, we are unable to completely remove his content.

0:00- 5:50 Introduction
5:50-  10:40 Question of the Week 
10:40- 16:12 Two Basics
16:12- 46:00 Passions Virtues
46:00- 55:55 Fun Stuff
55-55- End Wrap up

*Title Courtesy of Madison's Type 2 Partner* 

Questions for You:

1. Twos do you drop people quickly when you’re no longer interested?
2. What are your thoughts twos? How do you feel twos? What are your needs and wants from this podcast?
3. Twos would being a therapist be too hard on you emotionally? What do you do twos? Any two therapists want to chime in?
4. Three’s what does it look like when you disintegrate to 9?

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References:
https://enneagrampaths.com/2018/03/07/passions-and-virtues-the-spiritual-enneagram-part-ii/
https://enneagramdiscovery.com/passions/
https://www.integrative9.com/enneagram/introduction/type-2/
https://www.elitedaily.com/p/your-favorite-sex-move-based-on-your-enneagram-type-18667413

In Part 1 of 2, we sit down with Theresa Merrill, long-time friend of Hope and the person responsible for our introduction to the Enneagram!! Theresa identifies as an Enneagram Type 2, and we explore the facets of this type that Beth McCord names "The Supportive Advisor". Check back next week for this episode's major quote and ways to better love our Type 2s.
Part One Tips for Type 2s:
Type 2s often report not knowing what they need for themselves. One place to start exploring this is with self care. Self care for a 2 very often might look like just saying no. Consider trying this out with cold calls from marketers. Don’t explain why you say no, just say no.

Topics related to this episode:
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Lisa Jo Baker on Typology podcast

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