In this episode of the Awareness to Action Enneagram podcast, Mario Sikora, María José Munita and Seth “Creek” Creekmore answer more questions from listeners about typing and mistyping. They answer specific questions about certain Enneagram types as well as share some of the questions they would ask to determine someone’s instinctual bias.

“The key to assessing people is to let them talk. To get them to talk. Because the more they talk, the more they reveal themselves.” -Mario [13:41]

“So a lot of it has to do with more what’s not said or what’s not there, not necessarily the thing that is there.” -Creek [26:25]

“We’re supposed to have a logic behind the things we do, but in my experience, a lot of the couples that I’ve seen are not rational.” -María José [28:01]

TIMESTAMPS

[00:00] Intro

[01:38] Unexpected situations on the podcast

[07:12] Investigative instinctual bias vs. type

[14:36] Navigating Nine vs Navigating Seven

[22:14] The blind spot for Navigating Three

[27:20] Relationships between the Enneagram types

[32:36] What’s next?

[34:25] Outro

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