EP255: When Conflict and Adversity Show Up... How Do You react? Diving Deep and Understanding the Harmonic Groups of the Enneagram

"When we're in relation, there will be conflict, and conflict isn't a bad thing. Conflict is, honestly, the greatest catalyst for growth. It's how we respond or react to it that can make or break what this looks like for you."<br /><br />Today, I'm sharing the three Harmonic Groups of the Enneagram, each containing three Enneagram types, one from each center of intelligence. <br /><br />On this episode of The Leadership Formula, I walk you through the fundamental way each Enneagram type deals when confronted with conflict, loss, and relational obstacles based on their Harmonic Group. Plus, how each Enneagram type responds to and handles adversity when their needs are unmet. <br /><br />I walk you through which Harmonic Group is emotionally reactive under stress, which group prefers to sweep their feelings under the rug, and which group remains emotionally detached when in conflict. <br /><br />Listen for insight into how you and those you love respond to the hard things that come up in our lives, for a deeper understanding and more compassion for yourself and others.<br /><br />Do you want to break out of the patterns sabotaging your next-level growth? I offer private one-on-one master-level coaching by application only. If you're feeling called to take your next step, please click here to apply. <br /><br />What You Will Learn <br /> <br />Why conflict done right can be the catalyst for life-changing growth and transformation<br />Why Enneagram 4s highly reactive response to problems can lead them to feelings of hopelessness. <br />How Enneagram 6s doubtful nature can test their partner's trust<br />Why Enneagram 8s are the first to confront others when relationship conflicts occur<br />Why Enneagram 2s hyper-focus on others causes them to overlook their own internal desires<br />How the Enneagram 1s critical and detached nature can lead them into conflict with others<br />Why 7s positivity can sometimes cause them to ignore their true feelings<br />Why Enneagram type 9s sweep things under the rug, hoping pro