EP306: Why You Need the Enneagram in Your Life RIGHT NOW

When I started this podcast 3 years ago, I was almost afraid to plant my flag as the go-to expert on the Enneagram. <br />But NOT ANYMORE! <br />Today, we're ushering in the new year, celebrating the show's third anniversary, and launching into all of it with a BRAND NEW name for the podcast—Leading with the Enneagram. <br />But before we can venture ahead, we're going to take a little trek back. <br />Today, I'm sharing a look back at my introduction to the Enneagram when my life was imploding—and I'll be 100% with you—I wanted nothing to do with it. <br />At that time, I didn't have a system to help me stay rooted in my faith, so when things got hairy, I would go back to what I knew, which was dysfunction. <br />But the Enneagram gave me some framework so that when I got off track, it brought me right back into my Divine Calling and God's plan for my life. <br />I'll walk you through my original mistyping and how I learned to communicate with my Type 7 and Type 2 children based on their Enneagram type instead of mine. <br />Listen in as I share the difference communicating with them in a way that makes them feel seen and understood has made in their lives and our relationships. Plus, I'll share the sweet and sentimental gifts they gave me for Christmas this year that brought it all home. <br />Diving deeper into the Enneagram starts with being correctly typed. My <a href="https://www.tracyomalley.com/workwithme" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Enneagram Blueprint</a> can help you use the beautiful tool of the Enneagram to learn more about who YOU are at a soul level, so you can create the life you were meant to live!<br />What You Will Learn<br />Where true transformation happens in relationships through the Enneagram<br />How the Enneagram helped me have compassion for the people who did me wrong (including myself.) How the Enneagram helped me provide my children with emotional connection and emotional regulation<br />How communicating with others in a way that makes them feel seen, valued, and heard