112: How Each Enneagram type Moves into another Enneagram type when you are under stress

2020 didn’t discriminate.⁣⁣<br />⁣⁣<br />2020 may have exposed some breakdowns in the way you’re operating—whether in your home, business, life, or health. But 2020 was also a gift: it allowed us to see where we need to do some work.⁣⁣<br />⁣⁣<br />Listen now⁣⁣<br />⁣⁣<br />⁣⁣<br />Viewing 2020 with Gratitude⁣⁣<br />⁣⁣<br />I look at 2020 with so much gratitude for the information and integration of the Enneagram and how I’ve been able to use it to navigate really tough stuff.⁣⁣<br />⁣⁣<br />When I think back 12 years earlier to 2008 and the Great Recession, the way I handled that messy year was a complete and total shitshow.⁣⁣<br />⁣⁣<br />We can’t control a lot of things that happen in the world, but we can control our reaction and responses to them.⁣⁣<br />⁣⁣<br />The way I responded in 2008 was not so great, but the way I handle things now looks very different. And that is the beautiful gift of the Enneagram. Which is why today, I want to discuss...⁣⁣<br />⁣⁣<br />The numbers we go to under stress.⁣⁣<br />⁣⁣<br />When it comes to stress and the Enneagram, we shouldn’t just be looking at our type, because—although our main type doesn’t change—the way that it gets expressed can.⁣⁣<br />⁣⁣<br />Case in point: each Enneagram type goes to another number under stress. And it almost looks completely different than our obvious displays of character.⁣⁣<br />⁣⁣<br />Beyond knowing where we go under stress, another thing that’s really important is understanding the stress numbers of all the other types.⁣⁣<br />⁣⁣<br />Listen to this week’s podcast to learn them all!⁣⁣