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In today's episode Emily and Scharlee do the last enneagram interview with Emily's best friend, Jenna Bullard. Jenna is an enneagram 1 and shares about how she's become more self-aware since learning her enneagram number and how it's helped her become more empathic, as well. We also discuss candy corn, efficiency, bookshelves, and much, much more! You're sure to love this episode because of the amount of laughter alone!
Also, I think we *may* have forgotten to mention it, but we are taking a break for the week of Thanksgiving, so we will be with you again in 2 weeks!
Do you ever feel like you need to be alone and to be able to differentiate your opinion from those around you? Today we talk to Brian Carlisle who is an enneagram 9 about what it's like to value others highly, struggle sometimes with having your own opinion, and be married to an enneagram 6.
You can find more about Brian at https://agents.farmers.com/ok/edmond/brian-carlisle or on Facebook at Brian Carlisle Farmers Agent.
Karen Quinion? Jones? We promise we know our friends' names. :)
In this episode Scharlee and Emily talk to a dear friend and former neighbor, Karen, who also happens to be an enneagram 8. Karen shares about what it's like being a woman and an 8, how hard it is to be vulnerable, and how we can learn from heart transplant patients about how to live for Jesus. Karen is delightful and wise and we know you'll enjoy listening to her be vulnerable with us about what it's like being an enneagram 8!
In today's episode Scharlee and Emily talk to Emily's husband, Jeremy, about what it's like being an enneagram 7. Jeremy talks about what it's like to be able to make almost any situation fun, how situation and context make a difference in how he prepares for something, and how knowing more about his motivations (and Emily's) has helped their marriage.
In today's episode Scharlee and Emily interview Josh Mans, an enneagram 6, and soon to be brother-in-law of Emily. Josh shares about how he was mistyped several times, how people use their type as an excuse, and how understanding his motivations and his fiance's has helped their relationship.
Josh mentions doing relationship coaching with Scharlee and highly recommends it (without our prompting). To find out more about relationship coaching with Scharlee visit tandem.coach.
In today's episode Emily and Scharlee interview Paul Lowe, a neighbor and framily (friend+family) member from Emily's childhood. As an enneagram 5 Paul discusses the pros and cons of having measured energy and how his ability to be objective enables him to work in the medical field and run a small farm all while making Scharlee and Emily laugh.
This week Scharlee and Emily talk with Carrie Varnell about what it's like being an enneagram 4. Carrie is delightfully funny and insightful and shares how the enneagram has increased her self-awareness, how it's grown her relationships with her family members, and how it was growing up as a 4.
You can find Carrie at http://www.skitzychicks.com/ and @skitzychicks on Facebook and Instagram.
This week Scharlee and Emily talk to Kim Sutton. Kim is Scharlee's sister-in-law, Emily's aunt, a hobby farmer, a contemporary tapestry artist, and she also happens to be an enneagram 3. Kim shares how she's learned to enjoy being a 3 and things God has shown her, as well as the details of "The Pickle Situation".
In today's episode Scharlee and Emily start interviewing someone from each number in the enneagram. Starting with twos, the first number in the feeling triad, they interviewed JJ Glenn - Emily's sister-in-law and Scharlee's daughter-in-law and next door neighbor. JJ shares about what it's like being a two, how different she and other twos can be, things she's learned about herself from finding her enneagram number, how God has grown her through it and so much more. If you or someone you love is a two you are sure to be encouraged by hearing JJ's heart in this episode!
This week Scharlee and Emily explore what Vices and Virtues are and how they relate to the Enneagram. Understanding these key components of each type can help increase our self-awareness and therefore may help us be more able to move away from our vices and into our virtues.
Sources for this week's show include:
"Self to Lose, Self to Find" by Marilyn Vancil
Verses in today's show include:
Psalm 139:14, Proverbs 3:5-6, Ecclesiastes 12:11-13, Isaiah 54:10, Psalm 34:108
Links from today's show:
https://www.tandem.coach/
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