Why some leaders follow their gut instincts to succeed
This episode was originally published almost two year ago and holds many lessons for those among us who tend to make decisions based on our gut feelings.
In this episode of the Being Human is Good for Business Podcast, we discuss Enneagram Types within the instinctive center, also known as the belly or gut center. These the leaders have a strong to their “gut feelings”. While it can be advantageous, it comes with distinct challenges when leaders act too impulsively and without self-awareness.
ENNEAGRAM TYPES EXPLAINED
Trilogy Effect uses the Enneagram framework to help leaders grow through self-awareness and to surface untapped potential in their teams. The Enneagram is comprised of nine distinct personality Types which fall into triads based on specific strengths and liabilities.
This show features the leadership experts at Trilogy Effect explaining Enneagram Types 8, 9, and 1, all of whom value autonomy about just about anything. They are also known as the “don’t mess with me Types”!
Join leadership development experts Heather Marasse, Wendy Appel and Mary Beth Sawicki as they explain how:
- Enneagram Type 8 leaders are great at carving a path forward
- Enneagram Type 9 leaders are both grounded and grounding
- Enneagram Type 1 leaders are authentic, caring and noble
Listen for:
- Tips leaders can use to harness their own gut feelings
- Strategies to develop leadership skills
- Insights on why being human is good for business
RESOURCES:
- Episode 2: Do you lead with your head, heart or gut?
- Want to be a great leader? Know your Kryptonite!
- InsideOut Enneagram: The Game Changing Guide for Leaders
- Free eBook: Be your best as a leader using the Enneagram.
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