You’ve discovered these incredible Enneagram insights into yourself and others.
Wow! It’s amazing, and so accurate. But, like any path to self-realization, there is the potential to get stuck or bogged down along the way.
Enneagram Growth: It can be hard to avoid not getting trapped in dead ends as we explore deeper into ourselves. Because the ego wants to protect us from anything we may find unacceptable or hard to work with. These dead ends, swamps even, are places that seem fun, enticing, and tantalizing, yet which don’t necessarily serve our, or the Enneagram’s, purpose.
Here are four I’ve identified:
1) Spreading the word
You’ve found the Enneagram. It’s exciting. The information is incredible. I mean how do they know that stuff? Like how your “Seven” boss reacts under pressure. Or what your partner says when they’re feeling good about life. Why your child loves to play alone with bugs. It’s all there. Pure magic, and uncannily accurate.
If you found the information useful, please share it with your friends, family, and followers. If you've any questions, ask away.
This information is for YOU!
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Yours in growth,
Ann
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