Janine Crum is an artist, Enneagram coach, wife, mom and co-owner of Chicory Tea Co. In this interview we discuss what leadership and life is like for an Enneagram 4.

Continuing the Enneagram and Leadership series this episode is focused on Type 3 The Competitive Achiever. Listen in to learn about Triads, Line influence, wing influence and what a Type 3 Leader sounds like in decision making.

This is a ground breaking episode! Our first male guest, Yuri Kruman, shares pieces of his story and the high level look at his latest book, Be Your Own Commander in Chief.

In this solo episode Lisa unpacks the highlights of the Enneagram Type 2. You'll hear about wings, lines and subtypes plus what the Ennea 2 Super Power is.

Heidy Tandy is a leader of leaders, wife, mom of people and pup, friend, and committed Christ-follower. Heidy is also an Enneagram 2 and has done a lot of work to grow toward the healthy side of the Two personality. In this conversation Heidy shares hard won wisdom, humor and tools for you as a transformational leader.

Continuing the series on the Enneagram and Leadership in this solo episode Lisa identifies challenges with inconsistent vocabulary around the Enneagram; unpacks the beautiful gifts of leadership that an Ennea 1 offers and helps you see some blind spots and growth points for the Reformer core type.

Simone Knego is the best-selling author of The Extraordinary Unordinary You and shares her wisdom and experience as a leader in extraordinary spaces! Listen in to this terrific conversation with Simone.

In this new season, Lisa will continue with the pattern of solo episodes and interview episodes. During her solo episodes she will unpack the Enneagram and apply the typology to leadership. This episode is simply an overview of the basics of the Enneagram.

In this interview Lisa talks with Jaime Chapin of LuLaRoe. Jaime shares practical encouragement for you to let go of the comparison trap and lean in toward supporting other women as they lead.

The seventh in the series Learning to Lead Yourself Well, Lisa highlights the difference between reacting and responding. She shares about the science supporting the differences and how you can make space to move from reacting to responding.