Show Notes
I found the enneagram several years ago and was fascinated by how accurate, and informative, it was at explaining how I work, what I'm motivated by, and what can be my Achilles heel if I don't watch it.
More than that, it helped me to better understand those around me. It helped me to not take things so personally when I saw clear as day how different we're all wired and motivated.
On today's episode, I talk to Enneagram expert Enneagram Ashton, who gives us a high level overview of the 9 types so you can see where you fit into it. There was so much we couldn't cover in our short chat, but I hope it gives you enough of a taste to spark your interest to learn more!
You can find her on IG @enneagramashton Or on her website at https://enneagramashton.com/
See you inside💥
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