EP290: The Enneagram Tritypes. What Is It, And How Can It Help You Step Into The Best Version Of Yourself

Recently I was doing an offsite with a team at Google, and I was talking to the Enneagram 1 leader of the group. As she gave me the background on each person who would be there, she mentioned one she struggles to interact harmoniously with. <br /><br />I soon discovered they are the same Enneagram Type and same subtype, yet they each approach life much differently. <br /><br />Why was that? <br /><br />Because their Tritype and where they dominate in the Centers of Intelligence were completely different. <br /><br />On this episode of The Leadership Formula, I am diving deep into Enneagram Tritypes. I’ll walk you through what Tritypes are, each Type’s dominant Enneagram Center of Intelligence, and why even two people of the same Enneagram Type might express themselves very differently—because we’re all unique. <br /><br />Listen in to learn how knowing your dominant type in each of the three Enneagram Centers of Intelligence can help you interact more effectively with the other Enneagram Types and move through life with more freedom for more fulfillment.<br /><br />My ALL-NEW Enneagram Blueprint is 75 pages of Enneagram gold. It's like your soul handbook, a beautiful blueprint to help you step into who you are designed to be so that you can honor the calling that has been on your life all along. Visit TracyO'Malley.com for information TODAY!<br /><br />What You Will Learn <br /> <br />Why two people of the same Enneagram Types can be so different from each other<br />How to use the Centers of Intelligence to determine which Enneagram Type a friend or family member might be without mentioning the word Enneagram<br />Why so many people are mistyped using Enneagram online assessments<br />Why Enneagram 8s, 9s, and 1s respond to life and act through what their gut instinct is telling them to do<br />Why Enneagram 2s, 3s, and 4s generally make decisions in life based on what their feelings are telling them to do<br />Why are the Thinking Center of Intelligence Types (5, 6, 7) more motivated by fear and anxiety than ot