EP229: (SERIES) The THREE Subtypes of the Enneagram EIGHT: Making Sense of the Misunderstood Active Challenger
EP229: (SERIES) The THREE Subtypes of the Enneagram EIGHT: Making Sense of the Misunderstood Active Challenger

EP229: (SERIES) The THREE Subtypes of the Enneagram EIGHT: Making Sense of the Misunderstood Active Challenger

Lòrdèss Mãggìë II

27 min
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8s eat intensity for breakfast. We're self-reliant and strong, and we fear being betrayed, violated or vulnerable in any way—which makes us the most misunderstood of the Enneagram types. <br /> <br />Also known as the Protective Challenger or Active Controller, we have a passion for lust. But the subtypes of the Enneagram 8 express that passion in three distinct ways. <br /> <br />On this episode of The Leadership Formula, I walk you through the three subtypes of the Enneagram 8, describing the self-preservation 8’s no-nonsense approach to getting what they want from others without guilt or apology. <br /> <br />I discuss the passionate, charismatic nature of the one-on-one 8 and explain how they express lust through rebellion, openly expressing how their values differ from the norm. <br /> <br />Listen in to understand why social 8s are mistyped as 9s or 2s and learn how they rebel against social norms to protect others and promote justice. <br />  <br />What You Will Learn  <br />  <br />A review of the 3 instinctual subtypes—self-preservation, one-on-one and social <br />The self-preservation 8’s strong, direct approach to getting what they want <br />Why self-preservation 8s are often mistyped as Enneagram 5s <br />What self-preservation 8s can do to allow for a wider range of feelings and develop trust in others <br />The passionate, charismatic and rebellious nature of one-on-one 8s <br />Why one-on-one 8s tend to take over if they don’t trust the person in charge <br />How one-on-one 8s can benefit from the power of the pause <br />How social 8s rebel against social norms to protect others and promote justice <br />Why social 8s are often mistyped as Enneagram 9s or 2s <br />What social 8s can do to avoid losing themselves in service to others <br /> <br />Connect with Tracy <br /> <br />tracyomalley.com<br /><a href="http://www.instagram.com/tracy_omalley" rel="noopener">www.instagram.com/tracy_omalley</a><br /><a href="http://www.facebook.com/tracy.omalley" rel="noopener">www.facebook.com/tracy.omalley

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