Listen to Jannele, Eric, and Katrina as they share about their stories about what it's like to identify as a Self-Preservation Four.

Listen to TJ, Kristen, and Roper as they share about their stories about what it's like to identify as a Self-Preservation Three.

Listen to Bea, Kim, and Colene as they share about their stories about what it's like to be identify as a Self-Preservation Two.

Listen to Jen, Vince, and Darci as they share about their stories about what it's like to identify as a Self-Preservation One.

This season will focus on the Self-Preservation subtypes. In this teaser, I interview Beatrice Chestnut, author of the Complete Enneagram. She explains common misunderstandings about what a subtype is and the importance of understanding the influence of the instinctual drives. The Story Enneagram podcast hopes to inspire and enlighten listeners into the journey of transformation. Most people believe that learning your type is the end of the road. In reality, it's just the beginning of a whole new story...

Kris, Eric, and Jessi share about their experience of being a Type Nine. The give you insights into the mindset, the motivation, and the muddle they often find themselves in.

Listen in on Genny, Brandon, and Bryan speak about what it's like to be a type Eight. You'll understand the strength and the vulnerability that motivates type Eights and hear a clue to really understanding what makes a type Eight tick.

Listen to stories from Adam, Susan, and Kip as they describe their positive outlook on life. Type Sevens don't seem very fearful except when they feel trapped, sad, or bored. We'll here the upsides and the downsides of what it's like to be a Seven.

Listen to stories from Annie, Casey, and Andrea as they describe the different ways that they experience fear and how they react. The subtypes of Type Sixes can express themselves so distinctly they can seem like three completely different types.

Listen to Bill, Jeff, and Suzanne as they share about their stories about what it's like to be a type Five. They're often known for their conservation of time, energy, and resources. However, I think you'll be surprised to learn what's behind it.