EP252: Teamwork Makes the Dream Work - Team Dynamics and Leadership Using the Enneagram

To be part of a good team, you must take responsibility for yourself. To be an effective leader, you must know both how to lead yourself and how others might receive you. <br /><br />The number one reason people are happy with and will stay in an organization is the culture. <br />The Enneagram is an effective tool for discovering which gifts each member of your team brings to the table and what trips them up so you can communicate with them in a way where they feel seen, understood, and valued. <br /><br />So, how do you integrate the power of the Enneagram for a bigger payoff in your business?<br /><br />On this episode of The Leadership Formula, we're talking about how teamwork makes the dream work.<br /><br />I discuss why real magic can happen when you use the power of the Enneagram for more effective communication, conflict resolution, fewer office politics, and more measurable growth for your team. <br /><br />Listen in for insight into how you can use the strengths of each of the Enneagram types on your team to discover where they shine so they can operate in their zone and your organization can operate at its big picture highest level.<br /><br />I love helping teams and organizations, businesses, and corporations make sense of the puzzle pieces within their teams. I've worked with large groups like at Google, solopreneurs, and many organizations in between to help these teams work better together for more passion, purpose, and profits. I’d love to work with your organization. Click here to work with me. <br /> <br />What You Will Learn <br /><br />Why understanding the motives of each team member helps reduce judgment and criticism for more productive conflict<br />How discovering the Enneagram types of your team members can help you offer them more work satisfaction<br />How the Enneagram offers more effective time management for team members<br />Why using the Enneagram with your team opens up communication pathways for deeper understanding<br />How you can use the Enneagram for longer-term team commi