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Enneagram Type 9w1

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Enneagram Nine Wing One

What is an Enneagram Type 9w1 like? How is a 9w1 different from a 9w8? Let’s explore! First, let me say that I love me some Nine. Warm and welcoming, Nines often give off the vibe that they’ve got all…

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The Enneagram’s Call to Civility

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Much of Twitter—at least, the trending hashtags—has become a dumpster fire, fed by the steady lighter fluid stream of people’s anger and frustration. The things people are willing to say to each other continue to stun me. Having studied the…

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Your Enneagram Type Constricts Your Ability to Love

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I had my first internet troll experience recently. It was bound to happen, but it still surprised me. The episode brought into stark relief just how much our personalities cost us. Here’s the backdrop. I’d posted a photo on Instagram…

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The Difficult Art of Self-Compassion

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In the wake of the human kudzu incident, I find myself experiencing a lot of anger. Not the kind about someone who wronged me 20 years ago but I haven’t forgiven, nor the kind that lingers from the standard non-perfect…

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Putting It All Together for Type Eight

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Well, I had thought I’d finished this series with the post on Type Seven, because the Enneagram is usually taught starting with the Gut Center and Type Eight. If you go around the symbol, Seven is last if Eight is…

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Putting it all Together for Type One

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Last week we looked at the Harmonic groups discovered by Riso & Hudson, one of the many ways to slice and dice the Enneagram Types. This is interesting and useful, but looking at the different triadic groups (Hornevian, Object Relation,…

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