Side Chat: Enneagram Soul Child Theory

<p>We’ve been obsessed with the Enneagram ever since we discovered it last year, and we’re pretty sure we passed that obsession on to many of you!</p> <p>One of Rachel’s clients recently said that discovering her Enneagram type felt like “a punch to the soul.” And damn, that’s <em>exactly</em> how it feels when you pinpoint your type—like you’ve been truly <em>seen</em>, but in the most vulnerable, cold-sweat inducing way!</p> <p>And for those of you who haven’t taken the Enneagram yet, and are wondering why in the world you’d ever inflict a “cold-sweat-soul-punch” on yourself … fair. We’d argue it’s because until you know your deepest (and often most unattractive) default programming, you can’t break free or grow beyond it. And that’s something worth doing.</p> <p>So, in the spirit of growth, we’re revisiting the Enneagram in this month’s brand-new Side Chat, after stumbling upon a theory about the Enneagram that makes SO much sense (and made Kristen cry a little).</p> <p><strong>We’re getting into…</strong></p> <ul> <li>What Enneagram Soul Child Theory is, and why it made the Enneagram click even more deeply for us and our other coach-friends.</li> <li>How you might have adapted your dominant Enneagram type as a way to protect yourself from rejection/pain … and what type you might <em>really</em> be, on a soul-level.</li> <li>An explanation of what type you might have started out as in childhood, and what type you became as an adult.</li> </ul> <p>After you listen come <a href= "https://clarityonfire.com/enneagram-soul-child" target="_blank" rel="noopener">leave a comment</a> to share your reaction to this theory and how accurate it felt for you!</p> <p>GET TEXTS FROM CLARITY ON FIRE!</p> <p>Want to get weekly texts from us? <a href= "https://clarityonfire.com/text-me/" target="_blank" rel= "noopener">Sign up here</a>, OR … text your first name followed by your email address (Example: Hermione <a href= "mailto:hermionegranger@hogwarts.edu" target="_blank" rel= "noopener">hermionegranger@hogwarts.edu</a>) to 703