As we continue our mini panels series, Lee and Caryn interview Enneagram Type Twos to learn more about what it's like to be a Type Two (The Giver/The Helper)! Our panelists, Freya and Nik, are to be commended for everything they shared and the wisdom they imparted. Stick around after the mini panel to hear some of Lee and Caryn’s favorite takeaways.

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“Common Thread” by Katie O’Connor

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As we kick off our mini panels series, Lee and Caryn interview Enneagram Type Ones to learn more about what it's like to be a Type One (The Improver)! Our panelists, Lee and Greg, are to be commended for everything they shared and the wisdom they imparted. Stick around after the mini panel to hear some of Lee and Caryn’s favorite takeaways.

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In this episode, we discuss celebrations and broken hearts. Starting off, we want to celebrate the podcast, our growth, and our fantastic listenership. Caryn then goes on to share about the Nine Broken Hearts of the Enneagram, how each type experiences their hearts as broken, and how that gives rise to the Habit of Emotion (sometimes called the Enneagram vices). This teaching is attributed to ⁠Russ Hudson⁠ and was also transmitted to Caryn by ⁠Julie Harris⁠. 

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The Object Relations or Harmony Groups were developed in part by Dr. David Daniels and Riso & Hudson to help us understand how we relate to, connect with, and engage with the world. An object relation is how we influence or are influenced by something/someone else. It is how we express ourselves through other people/things as an expression of a particular parental wound. In this episode, we discuss The Attachment Triad (Pragmatists).

The Attachment Group is composed of Types 3, 6, and 9. Those with an attachment object relation feel satisfied if their needs (with people, situations, thoughts) are met, thereby securing a sense of self and stability. As a means of attaching themselves, these types adjust their ways to be consistent with important people and groups they want to be in good regard with. Fitting in, aligning, and thriving with others can be essential to these types. Attaching and detaching from others can also be used as an unconscious habit to prove one's importance and place.

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In this banter episode, we talk about life and grief. We're back from our break and catching up on all the things. Please accept our sincere thanks for being so understanding and supportive during Lee's time of loss and grief and for all those who have reached out to check in and offer support and love. Our following has been incredibly supportive and we're excited to be able to slowly start podcasting again. We've got attachment types covered in our next episode, so no worries!

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“Common Thread” by Katie O’Connor

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The Object Relations or Harmony Groups were developed in part by Dr. David Daniels and Riso & Hudson to help us understand how we relate to, connect with, and engage with the world. An object relation is how we influence or are influenced by something/someone else. It is how we express ourselves through other people/things as an expression of a particular parental wound. In this episode, we discuss The Rejection Triad (Relationists).

The Rejection Group is composed of Types 2, 5, and 8. Those with a rejection object relation feel as though others reject them. Since others don't care about their needs, they reject their own needs too. Consequently, their relationships deal with issues like not wanting to be touched or nurtured. In spite of feeling rejected, they believe they only have one gift to offer to prevent future rejections. As a result of these rejections, they develop a sense of self by offering their talent. There is contentment in accepting that one has many gifts to offer the world and that what they perceive might be needed might not be true. 

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“Common Thread” by Katie O’Connor

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The Object Relations or Harmony Groups were developed in part by Dr. David Daniels and Riso & Hudson to help us understand how we relate to, connect with, and engage with the world. An object relation is how we influence or are influenced by something/someone else. It is how we express ourselves through other people/things as an expression of a particular parental wound. In this episode, we discuss The Frustration Triad (Idealists/Utopians)
The Frustration Group is composed of Types 1, 4, and 7. Each has an idea of how the world should be (and gets frustrated when it isn't). Those with the frustration object relation know what will make them happy, but they feel they seldom get it. They tend to become disillusioned with their happiness once they have discovered it. Consequently, they become frustrated as they begin their search again. Their sense of self is based on the pursuit of an ideal. There is contentment in accepting one's present situation and finding beauty, perfection, and freedom in what is.

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“Common Thread” by Katie O’Connor

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In this episode, we'll be talking about the Enneagram Harmonics Groups continuing with The Competency Group Triad - Enneagram Types 1, 3, and 5s. Don Riso and Russ Hudson developed The Harmonic Triads (The Wisdom of the Enneagram). The Harmonic Groups address the coping style or conflict-resolution strategies of all nine Enneagram types. The three Enneagram Harmonic Groups are broken down into the Positive Outlook Group, the Competency Group, and the Emotional Realness Group. Types 1, 3, and 5 approach problems logically. In times of disappointment or conflict, their problem-solving approach is to approach problems objectively and unemotionally and have specific strengths and challenges when it comes to working within structure or frameworks.

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“Common Thread” by Katie O’Connor

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In this episode, we'll be talking about the Enneagram Harmonics Groups continuing with The Emotional Realness Triad (Sometimes called the Reactive Group) - Enneagram Types 4, 6, and 8s. Don Riso and Russ Hudson developed The Harmonic Triads (The Wisdom of the Enneagram). The Harmonic Groups address the coping style or conflict-resolution strategies of all nine Enneagram types. The three Enneagram Harmonic Groups are broken down into the Positive Outlook Group (2,7,9), the Competency Group (1,3,5), and the Emotional Realness Group (4,6,8). Types 4, 6, and 8 all want their feelings and opinions to be known. In times of disappointment or conflict, their problem-solving approach is to lay their cards on the table and get real real. Deep down, they want a truthful, straightforward response from others matching their own intensity.

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“Common Thread” by Katie O’Connor

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In this episode, we'll be talking about the Enneagram Harmonics Groups starting with The Positive Outlook Group - Enneagram Types 2, 7, and 9s.
Don Riso and Russ Hudson developed The Harmonic Triads (The Wisdom of the Enneagram). The Harmonic Groups address the coping style or conflict-resolution strategies of all nine Enneagram types. The three Enneagram Harmonic Groups are broken down into the Positive Outlook Group, the Competency Group, and the Emotional Realness Group. Types 2, 7, and 9 all focus on being positive while avoiding pain in different ways. In times of disappointment or conflict, their problem-solving approach shifts to get their own needs met while also being attuned to the needs of others.

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“Common Thread” by Katie O’Connor

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