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Just when you thought you knew everything about the Enneagram, therapist, and Enneagram expert Michael Shahan sheds new light. Join us for an insider look at "Flip Your Lid" host Kim Honeycutt and her wife, Larissa Miller, as Michael dives into the Enneagram with them. He navigates the complexities of Kim and Larissa's individual Enneagram numbers, uncovering how they shape their personal growth and relationship dynamics.
Michael delves into the nuances of stress and growth numbers within the Enneagram, shedding light on how understanding these aspects can profoundly deepen self-awareness and compassion. This episode invites reflection on how understanding ourselves and our loved ones can transform relationships and personal development.
What they discuss:
-Michael Shahan explores the significance of stress and growth numbers within the Enneagram.
-Kim Honeycutt (8) and Larissa Miller (4) are used as case studies to illustrate Enneagram stress and growth numbers.
-An in-depth examination of Type Eight, Type Four, and Type Six personalities reveals their unique challenges and developmental paths.
-Michael provides insights into the Essential Qualities within the Enneagram.
-The episode emphasizes the Enneagram's role in understanding human behavior and emotional patterns.
Michael Shahan's Meditation Series:
The Embodied Enneagram: A Guided Meditation Series: https://mailchi.mp/7fe156ca8a9f/embodied-enneagram-meditations
Resources Mentioned:
Growth and Stress Levels For Each Number: https://www.enneagraminstitute.com/type-descriptions/
"Personality Types: Using the Enneagram for Self-Discovery" by Riso and Hudson: https://a.co/d/0hSdd1rR
Contact:
Micheal Shahan: MichaelShahan.com and IG @michaelshahan_therapy
Kim Honeycutt: KimHoneycutt.com and IG @kbhoneycutt
Larissa Miller: 21.Media and IG @larissa.miller
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