A Guest Blog by Jane Strong Part 2: Enneagram Head Center Style Six Last year, I was at a ranch in Montana with two other Equine Experiential Learning Coaches. We were doing a workshop with six senior executives from New
The EQUINE ENNEAGRAM…it’s not about the HORSE
A Guest Blog by Jane Strong Part 1: Equine Enneagram Overview I’ve been studying the Enneagram since 1994 and using it in my work as a facilitator and coach since 2004. I’ve also been studying natural horsemanship since 2003 with
Enneagram Styles and Authenticity
This blog was inspired by Ruth Landis’s insights about Authenticity. You can read about how each of us, based on our Enneagram styles, can be in a state of Authenticity, which is really about allowing us to be fully
Famous Enneagram Eights: Margaret Thatcher and Donald Trump
WORLDVIEW: The powerful try to take advantage of the weak; I must change this. EIGHTS pursue the truth, want situations under control, strive to make important things happen, and try to hide their vulnerability. Assertive, bold, and confident, Eights
Coaching: Enneagram Heart Center Styles: Two, Three, and Four
The three Enneagram styles that emanate from the Heart Center of Intelligence, Twos, Threes, and Fours, create an image for others to relate to – an image of likeability, success, and uniqueness, respectively – and then become dependent on
Coaching: Enneagram Head Center Styles: Five, Six, and Seven
The three Enneagram styles that emanate from the Head Center of Intelligence, Fives, Sixes, and Sevens, each have a strategic response to the emotion of fear. Fives move away and retreat; Sixes anticipate, worry, and plan for possible negative
Enneagram Styles and Being
This blog was inspired by Ruth Landis’s insights about Being. You can read about how each of us, based on our Enneagram styles, can be in a state of Being, which is really allowing us to be fully ourselves.
Famous Enneagram Sevens: Cameron Diaz and Howard Stern
WORLDVIEW: The world lacks a bigger plan full of possibilities; I must generate these. SEVENS crave the stimulation of new ideas, people, and experiences, avoid pain and discomfort, and create elaborate plans that allow them to keep all of
Enneagram and Service
This blog was inspired by Ruth Landis’ insights about Service. You can read about how each of us, based on our Enneagram style, can be in true service, which affects our capacity to be all of what we are capable
Enneagram Typing | A Guest Blog by Peter O’Hanrahan
Up Close With Enneagram Style Eight In our attempt to understand the Enneagram, we create images in our minds of each of the nine types. It’s how we learn, getting these categories down in our minds and associating people