Originality | An Enneagram Podcast

In part four of our “Speaking of the Enneagram...” series, Jessica shares four sets of Dos and Don’ts for when you think someone has mistyped.

In part three of the series, “Speaking of the Enneagram...” Jessica and Amanda discuss the Dos and Don’ts of finding your enneagram type.

In part 2 of our series, “Speaking of the Enneagram...” Jessica and Amanda discuss the Dos and Don’ts of helping someone figure out their type when it comes up in conversation. Whether it’s a stranger at a party or a close friend, this situation tends to happen as you learn more about the enneagram. We are sharing what we’ve learned from our experiences helping people figure out their type so we can all be more intentional to talk about the enneagram in a way that is healing instead of hurtful. Because what we say matters.

In this series, “Speaking of the Enneagram..” we are discussing how we can grow in communicating about the enneagram as we get to know people in a way that is encouraging and not harmful. 

I have heard too many stories of people getting hurt or feeling misunderstood because something someone has said carelessly about their enneagram type. In this episode Jessica and Amanda discuss how to bring up the enneagram and ask about someone’s type without making them feel like they have to tell you, how to respond when someone tells you their type, and how to respond when someone asks what your type is.

The characteristics that distinguish a 9w8 from a 9w1

The characteristics that distinguish an 8w7 from an 8w9.

Characteristics that distinguish an enneagram 7w6 from a 7w8

Characteristics that distinguish an enneagram type 6w5 from a 6w7

Characteristics that distinguish a 5w4 from a 5w6

The characteristics that distinguish enneagram types 4w3 from 4w5.