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Meet Jamie Grace, Enneagram 7, singer, song writer, artist, mother, daughter, sister, wife, and all the things!

Jamie and Suzanne talk about life as an enneagram 7, as a young black woman, what it was like being diagnosed with Tourette's, OCD, anxiety and ADHD at a young age.

Be sure and stick around until the end of the episode to hear a clip from Show Love, a song from Jamie's and Morgan's new EP, Songs For Our Children. You can find it on iTunes and in Apple Music! And find out more about Jamie and where she is going to be touring at www.jamiegrace.com

On May 7, Joey (8) and Billy Schewee (9) joined Suzanne, and then later Joe, to talk about parenting, relationships, the enneagram, struggling, and being vulnerable during the pandemic.

Their conversation was so great, we decided to flip it for the TEJ Podcast!

Episode 86 is the second part of their conversation, and it includes:

• 6s and Authority

We hope you enjoy this episode, and join Suzanne for upcoming conversations with Nadia Bolz-Weber, Jamie Grace, and Russ Hudson!

If you are in any sort of relationship with an enneagram 8 or 9, you want to hear this podcast episode!

On May 7, Joey (8) and Billy Schewee (9) joined Suzanne, and then later Joe, to talk about parenting, relationships, the enneagram, struggling, and being vulnerable during the pandemic.

Their conversation was so great, we decided to flip it for the TEJ Podcast!

In episode 85, the first of two episodes, we learn about:

• Enneagram 8s and 9s and co-parenting. It's not always so easy!

"I have the highest expectations of you without wanting to be close to you. And that's where the problem comes." - Joey (8)

And a very cool and special ending to today's episode from our friends Andy Gullahorn and Jill Phillips!

Welcome back to The Enneagram Journey Live!

Join Suzanne, Jon Singletary (3), Laura Addis (3), Heather Mustain (6), Craig Nash (6), Jill Herrington (9), and Brett Gibson (9) during this 2 part series as they discuss life on the central triangle of the enneagram. Or the "3-6-9 train" as Father Rohr calls it!

Episode 84 is part 2 of this panel discussion, so if you missed the first half, be sure and go back and listen to Episode 83.

• How are you in a group?

"It's easy for me to just go through life, just doing things, and not being known in what I'm doing." - Jill, enneagram 9

We are excited to offer a new series of episodes starring you the listeners!

Others on The Journey will feature a question presented to Suzanne during a traditional Q&A podcast episode, her response to the question, and then responses from listeners who are on their own Enneagram Journeys.

Suzanne often says, she knows the enneagram really well (yup!), but nobody can talk about an enneagram number as well as that number can. And, a main goal and mission of Life in the Trinity Ministry is to grow community. We are excited that Others on The Journey will be an example of both!

We start this series hearing from Enneagram Fours, how they feel and what they think about conflict.

Be sure to tune in to upcoming Q&A episodes with Suzanne and share your thoughts for upcoming OOTJ episodes at www.theenneagramjourney.org/interact !

What does it mean to have the same dominant and repressed center of intelligence? Let's find out!

Join Suzanne, Jon Singletary (3), Laura Addis (3), Heather Mustain (6), Craig Nash (6), Jill Herrington (9), and Brett Gibson (9) during this 2 part series as they discuss life on the central triangle of the enneagram. Or the "3-6-9 train" as Father Rohr calls it!

• What does "later" mean to each number?

Be sure to come back for Part 2 on Episode 84!

You have questions, and Suzanne is going to answer them!

Suzanne and Joel discuss what 5s look like when they move to their stress and security numbers. Do enneagram Fours like conflict? What is Essence? Aaaaaaand more.

"I think a healthy 5 who can appropriately choose and use the high side of 7 and the high side of 8, is kind of a home for everybody."

If you are an enneagram Four and would like to share your thoughts on conflict and today's talk, please visit www.theenneagramjourney.org/interact and leave a voicemail! We will compile the responses and share them, because as Suzanne says, nobody can better describe an enneagram number than that number.

And if you aren't walking through The Enneagram Journey Curriculum with friends, family, neighbors, strangers...anyone really, why not?!

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The INCREDIBLY talented, Morgan Harper Nichols joins Suzanne on The Enneagram Journey today!

Morgan Harper Nichols is an artist whose work is inspired by real conversations. Morgan spent the first couple of years of her professional life as a college admission counselor, and then, as a full-time touring singer-songwriter and musician. It was on the road that she cultivated her curiosity and passion for writing, art, and design and slowly began to share her work online.

She and Suzanne discuss how they as an enneagram 5 and 2 can learn from each other, the different ways they connect to people, the value of stories, and more.

• "I think the way we challenge our personalities is affected by whether or not we're an introvert or an extrovert."

You can find out more about Morgan at www.morganharpernichols.com 

You can find out more about Suzanne and what she and LTM are up to at www.suzannestabile.com and www.lifeinthetrinityministry.com

As always, please share your feedback about the podcast and questions you have at www.theenneagramjourney.org/interact 

In today's episode, Suzanne sits down with Joel to answer some of the questions listeners have sent in.

1. Why is it significant when an enneagram 3 has a 4 wing?

• Morning Pages

Thank you all for listening and for your feedback! Keep the questions coming in at www.theenneagramjourney.org/interact

And visit www.lifeinthetrinityministry.com today to sign up for an upcoming event with Suzanne!

Part 2 of 2

Billy is back for more!

Suzanne and Billy are diving into Repressed Centers of Intelligence today, as well as, how can each enneagram number best communicate with their kid’s teachers?

• The Process vs. Progress

“Doing the next right thing is sometimes followed by the word, ‘now’.”

“The delivery of the message is equally as important as the content of the message.”

Billy in some form or fashion has been studying the enneagram under Suzanne since he was 19! Now 40, married to Joey Schewee (enneagram 8), raising 2 boys and working on his doctorate at UTD, Billy shares how he utilizes what he has learned as a parent, an educator, and an administrator.

We hope you enjoy today’s podcast, and be sure to go back and listen to Part 1 (Episode 78) if you missed it!