Enneagram Typecast

In this episode, we wrap up Season One of the podcast with Lee and Caryn discussing what lies ahead for each of them in 2023! During our conversation, we talk about how much we have enjoyed this podcast and our special time together with you. Thank you for your support! And remember to stay in touch, subscribed, and who knows...The Enneagram Typecast may return!

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As we conclude our mini panels series, Lee and Caryn interview Enneagram Type Nines to learn more about what it's like to be a Type Nine (The Mediator, The Peacemaker, The Harmonizer, The Healer, The Comforter, The Utopian, The Adapter, The Comfort Seeker, or The Pacifist)! Our panelists, Jeff and Michael, are to be celebrated for all they shared and the wisdom they imparted. Stick around after the mini panel to hear some of Lee and Caryn's favorite takeaways.

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As we continue our mini panels series, Lee and Caryn interview Enneagram Type Eights to learn more about what it's like to be a Type Eight (The Protector, The Challenger, The Leader, The Asserter, The Maverick, or The Boss)! Our panelists, Derrick and Julie, are to be celebrated for all they shared and the wisdom they imparted. Stick around after the mini panel to hear some of Lee's and Caryn's favorite takeaways.

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As we continue our mini panels series, Lee and Caryn interview Enneagram Type Sevens to learn more about what it's like to be a Type Seven (The Enthusiast, The Epicure, The Optimist, The Adventurer, The Entertainer, or The Visionary)! Our panelists, Malloy and Kate, are to be celebrated for all they shared and the wisdom they imparted. Stick around after the mini panel to hear some of Lee and Caryn's favorite takeaways.

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As we continue our mini panels series, Lee and Caryn interview Enneagram Type Sixes to learn more about what it's like to be a Type Six (The Loyalist, The Loyal Skeptic, The Guardian, The Devil’s Advocate, The Contrarian, or The Friend)! Our panelists, Marika and Emma, are to be celebrated for all they shared and the wisdom they imparted. Stick around after the mini panel to hear some of Lee and Caryn's favorite takeaways.

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As we continue our mini panels series, Lee and Caryn interview Enneagram Type Fives to learn more about what it's like to be a Type Five (The Observer, The Investigator, or The Radical)! Our panelists, Emily and Nicholas, are to be celebrated for all they shared and the wisdom they imparted. Stick around after the mini panel to hear some of Lee and Caryn's favorite takeaways.l

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As we continue our mini panels series, Lee and Caryn interview Enneagram Type Fours to learn more about what it's like to be a Type Four (The Individualist / The Tragic Romantic / The Creative)! Our panelists, Adam and Amanda, are to be celebrated for all they shared and the wisdom they imparted. Stick around after the mini panel to hear some of Lee and Caryn's favorite takeaways.

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As we continue our mini panels series, Lee and Caryn interview Enneagram Type Threes to learn more about what it's like to be a Type Three (The Achiever/The Motivator/The Inspirer)! Our panelists, Bryce and Brooke, are to be celebrated for all they shared and the wisdom they imparted. Stick around after the mini panel to hear some of Lee and Caryn's favorite takeaways.

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As we continue our mini panels series, Lee and Caryn interview Enneagram Type Twos to learn more about what it's like to be a Type Two (The Giver/The Helper)! Our panelists, Freya and Nik, are to be commended for everything they shared and the wisdom they imparted. Stick around after the mini panel to hear some of Lee and Caryn’s favorite takeaways.

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As we kick off our mini panels series, Lee and Caryn interview Enneagram Type Ones to learn more about what it's like to be a Type One (The Improver)! Our panelists, Lee and Greg, are to be commended for everything they shared and the wisdom they imparted. Stick around after the mini panel to hear some of Lee and Caryn’s favorite takeaways.

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The Object Relations or Harmony Groups were developed in part by Dr. David Daniels and Riso & Hudson to help us understand how we relate to, connect with, and engage with the world. An object relation is how we influence or are influenced by something/someone else. It is how we express ourselves through other people/things as an expression of a particular parental wound. In this episode, we discuss The Attachment Triad (Pragmatists).

The Attachment Group is composed of Types 3, 6, and 9. Those with an attachment object relation feel satisfied if their needs (with people, situations, thoughts) are met, thereby securing a sense of self and stability. As a means of attaching themselves, these types adjust their ways to be consistent with important people and groups they want to be in good regard with. Fitting in, aligning, and thriving with others can be essential to these types. Attaching and detaching from others can also be used as an unconscious habit to prove one's importance and place.

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In this banter episode, we talk about life and grief. We're back from our break and catching up on all the things. Please accept our sincere thanks for being so understanding and supportive during Lee's time of loss and grief and for all those who have reached out to check in and offer support and love. Our following has been incredibly supportive and we're excited to be able to slowly start podcasting again. We've got attachment types covered in our next episode, so no worries!

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The Object Relations or Harmony Groups were developed in part by Dr. David Daniels and Riso & Hudson to help us understand how we relate to, connect with, and engage with the world. An object relation is how we influence or are influenced by something/someone else. It is how we express ourselves through other people/things as an expression of a particular parental wound. In this episode, we discuss The Rejection Triad (Relationists).

The Rejection Group is composed of Types 2, 5, and 8. Those with a rejection object relation feel as though others reject them. Since others don't care about their needs, they reject their own needs too. Consequently, their relationships deal with issues like not wanting to be touched or nurtured. In spite of feeling rejected, they believe they only have one gift to offer to prevent future rejections. As a result of these rejections, they develop a sense of self by offering their talent. There is contentment in accepting that one has many gifts to offer the world and that what they perceive might be needed might not be true. 

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The Object Relations or Harmony Groups were developed in part by Dr. David Daniels and Riso & Hudson to help us understand how we relate to, connect with, and engage with the world. An object relation is how we influence or are influenced by something/someone else. It is how we express ourselves through other people/things as an expression of a particular parental wound. In this episode, we discuss The Frustration Triad (Idealists/Utopians)
The Frustration Group is composed of Types 1, 4, and 7. Each has an idea of how the world should be (and gets frustrated when it isn't). Those with the frustration object relation know what will make them happy, but they feel they seldom get it. They tend to become disillusioned with their happiness once they have discovered it. Consequently, they become frustrated as they begin their search again. Their sense of self is based on the pursuit of an ideal. There is contentment in accepting one's present situation and finding beauty, perfection, and freedom in what is.

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In this episode, we'll be talking about the Enneagram Harmonics Groups continuing with The Competency Group Triad - Enneagram Types 1, 3, and 5s. Don Riso and Russ Hudson developed The Harmonic Triads (The Wisdom of the Enneagram). The Harmonic Groups address the coping style or conflict-resolution strategies of all nine Enneagram types. The three Enneagram Harmonic Groups are broken down into the Positive Outlook Group, the Competency Group, and the Emotional Realness Group. Types 1, 3, and 5 approach problems logically. In times of disappointment or conflict, their problem-solving approach is to approach problems objectively and unemotionally and have specific strengths and challenges when it comes to working within structure or frameworks.

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In this episode, we'll be talking about the Enneagram Harmonics Groups continuing with The Emotional Realness Triad (Sometimes called the Reactive Group) - Enneagram Types 4, 6, and 8s. Don Riso and Russ Hudson developed The Harmonic Triads (The Wisdom of the Enneagram). The Harmonic Groups address the coping style or conflict-resolution strategies of all nine Enneagram types. The three Enneagram Harmonic Groups are broken down into the Positive Outlook Group(2,7,9), the Competency Group (1,3,5), and the Emotional Realness Group (4,6,8). Types 4, 6, and 8 all want their feelings and opinions to be known. In times of disappointment or conflict, their problem-solving approach is to lay their cards on the table and get real real. Deep down, they want a truthful, straightforward response from others matching their own intensity.

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In this episode, we'll be talking about the Enneagram Harmonics Groups starting with The Positive Outlook Group - Enneagram Types 2, 7, and 9s.
Don Riso and Russ Hudson developed The Harmonic Triads (The Wisdom of the Enneagram). The Harmonic Groups address the coping style or conflict-resolution strategies of all nine Enneagram types. The three Enneagram Harmonic Groups are broken down into the Positive Outlook Group, the Competency Group, and the Emotional Realness Group. Types 2, 7, and 9 all focus on being positive while avoiding pain in different ways. In times of disappointment or conflict, their problem-solving approach shifts to get their own needs met while also being attuned to the needs of others.

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In this episode, we'll be talking about The Hornevian Groups ending our series with The Assertive Stance - Enneagram Types 3, 7, and 8s. Also called The Aggressive Stance, Initiators, Action and Drive, or The Move and Improve Triad, The Assertive Stance are those types that move against people. These types focus on thinking and doing, making them highly outspoken, driven, energetic, independent, and ready to move into action to get what they want, but they repress their feeling center and struggle with coming across as demanding, controlling, and can act without thinking about how their actions affect people. They focus on the self, are future-oriented, and struggle with slowing down, processing emotions, learning from the past, and cheeking in or developing deep relationships with others and themselves. They tend to be natural leaders, entrepreneurial types, or work independently.

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In this episode, we'll be talking about The Hornevian Groups continuing with The Compliant Stance - Enneagram Types 1, 2, and 6s. Also called The Dependent Stance, Earners, Dutiful Types, Altruists, Cooperators, or Scanners, The Compliant Stance are those types that move towards people. These types focus on feeling and doing, making them highly attentive and responsible, but repress their head center and struggle with unproductive thinking. They are committed, hard workers, sacrificial, and responsible, but struggle with relaxing, seeking guidance and reassurance, and might judge others' efforts or contributions. This group might feel more comfortable working with others who are like-minded, inside structured environments, with expectations and responsibilities clearly defined.

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In this episode, we'll be talking about The Hornevian Groups beginning with The Withdrawn Stance - Enneagram Types 4, 5, and 9s. Also called the Soloists, Strategic Long View Thinkers, Independents, or Contemplators, The Withdrawn Stance are those types that move away from people. These types focus on thinking and feeling, making them highly imaginative and introspective, but repress their body center and struggle with moving into action. They never feel ready, struggle with being in the present moment, and might feel more comfortable working or processing alone.

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In this episode, we'll be talking about putting the Enneagram into use for real, personal, change! Personal change is the ability to comfortably demonstrate new behaviors that produce new results in your life, which in turn cause you to feel differently. Lee and Caryn ask, can you take Enneagram knowledge and make a real, long-lasting transformation in your life? We discuss why change is challenging, complex, uncomfortable, and a non-linear journey. We get honest about personal wins, failures, and talk about how we've seen our paths change for the better by doing the work.  

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In this episode, we'll be talking about all things Enneagram Type Nine! Type Nines are often called The Mediator, The Peacemaker, The Harmonizer, The Healer, The Optimist, The Comforter, The Utopian, The Accepter, The Adapter, or The Comfort Seeker, or The Pacifist. Come along as we talk about all things Type 9: the core type structure, wings, line movements, focus of attention, core motivation, gifts/challenges for this type, rituals for Enneagram Type Nines, and more. Also dang, that's the most names we've been able to find for any of the Types! If you're a Type Nine, which one resonates the most with you? Let us know!

*Our apologies for the sound quality shift on the second half of this podcast. We had technical difficulties recording this episode but wanted to make sure we got it out on time for you, wonderful Nines!

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In this episode, we'll be talking about all things Enneagram Type Eight! Type Eights are often called The Protector, The Challenger, The Leader, The Asserter, The Maverick, or The Boss. Come along as we talk about all things Type 8: the core type structure, wings, line movements, focus of attention, core motivation, gifts/challenges for this type, rituals for Enneagram Type Eights, and more.

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In this episode, we'll be talking about all things Enneagram Type Seven! Type Sevens are often called The Enthusiast, The Epicure, The Joyful Person, The Optimist, The Divine Child, The Adventurer, The Entertainer, The Energizer, or The Visionary! Come along as we talk about all things Type 7: the core type structure, wings, line movements, focus of attention, core motivation, gifts/challenges for this type, rituals for Enneagram Type Sevens, and more!

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In this episode, we'll be talking about all things Enneagram Type Six! Type Sixes are often called The Loyalist, The Loyal Skeptic, The Guardian, The Devil’s Advocate, The Contrarian, or The Friend. Come along as we talk about all things Type 6: the core type structure, wings, line movements, focus of attention, core motivation, gifts/challenges for this type, rituals for Enneagram Type Sixes, and more!

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In this episode, we'll be talking about all things Enneagram Type Five! Type Fives are often called The Investigator, The Observer, The Analyst, The Thinker, The Philosopher, The Sage, The Expert, The Radical, or The Recluse. Come along as we talk about all things Type 5: the core type structure, wings, line movements, focus of attention, core motivation, gifts/challenges for this type, rituals for Enneagram Type Fives, and more!

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In this episode, we'll be talking about all things Enneagram Type Four! Type Fours are often called The Individualist, The Romantic, The Creative, or The Original. Come along as we talk about all things Type 4: the core type structure, wings, line movements, focus of attention, core motivation, gifts/challenges for this type, rituals for Enneagram Type Fours, and more!

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In this episode, we'll be talking about all things Enneagram Type Three! Type Threes are often called The Performer, The Achiever, The Motivator, or The Chameleon. Come along as we talk about all things Type 3: the core type structure, wings, line movements, focus of attention, core motivation, gifts/challenges for this type, rituals for Enneagram Type Threes, and more!

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In this episode, we'll be talking about all things Enneagram Type Two! Type Twos are often called The Giver, The Helper, The Connector, or The Mentor. Come along as we talk about all things Type 2: the core type structure, wings, line movements, focus of attention, core motivation, gifts/challenges for this type, rituals for Enneagram Type Twos, and more.

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In this episode, we'll be talking about all things Enneagram Type One! Type Ones are often called The Reformer, The Idealist, or The Perfectionist. Come along as we talk about all things Type 1: the core type structure, wings, line movements, focus of attention, core motivation, gifts/challenges for this type, rituals for Enneagram Type Ones, and more!

*In this week's episode of the Enneagram Typecast, Lee and Caryn start a new ritual by kicking off our episodes with something that's making us happy, something we're looking forward to, something we're thankful for, a big win, or a huge fuck yeah! We are also launching into all 9 Enneagram Types!

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In this episode, your hosts Lee and Caryn are expanding into "The Head Center." This thinking group, which is home to Enneagram Types 5, 6, and 7, is also referred to as the "Fear Triad." With these types, the head dominates, and they all take in life through their thinking and generally respond based on what their minds tell them to do. These types have a strong desire for safety, competence, and predictability.
All Head Center types deal with fear or anxiety. However, each type confronts or addresses fear/anxiety very differently. Type 5s tend to be anxious internally about the outside world intruding and fear being competent, so they can try to isolate themselves or gather more information to be more prepared. Type 6s long to feel safe but tend to be anxious and often explore worse-case scenarios. They can have trouble trusting their own inner judgments and often seek outside guidance or survey others in order to feel secure in their choices and alignments. Type 7s tend to deny or push aside their anxiousness by always keeping their minds and bodies busy. They fear being deprived, bored, not having options, and being in pain.
In this three-episode series, we'll break down how each of the Centers of Intelligence teaches us about our habitual responses or how we filter information: Instinctual (Gut/Body), Feeling (Heart), and Thinking (Head).

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In this episode, your hosts Lee and Caryn are expanding into "The Heart Center." This feeling group, which is home to Enneagram Types 2, 3, and 4, is also referred to as the "Shame Triad." A need for recognition and connection drives those who live in the Heart Center. They crave intimacy and love from others and, when they do not feel this connection, can experience deep guilt and shame, believing themselves somehow flawed and undeserving. We hope you enjoy this week's banter episode because we share an abundance of anecdotes!
Type 2s outwardly direct their feelings towards others. They are highly empathetic and caring, trying to earn the affection of others to avoid shame. This desire to meet others’ needs can distort their awareness of their own needs and emotions. Type 3s can be out of touch with their feelings, especially their shame. They crave validation from others to feel secure in their own self-worth. Through accomplishment, threes project an image of success that masks a feeling of guilt and shame that lives within. Type 4s internalizes their shame and uses it as a form of identity. While in touch with their emotions, they may dramatize their feelings to gather the attention of others and avoid deeper feelings of inadequacy. When they don’t get the attention desired, fours feel a deep sense of deficiency, shame, and emptiness.
In this three-episode series, we'll break down how each of the Centers of Intelligence teaches us about our habitual responses or how we filter information: Instinctual (Gut/Body), Feeling (Heart), and Thinking (Head).

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In this episode, your hosts Lee and Caryn will introduce you to the Enneagram's Three Centers of Intelligence. This week we're kicking off with "The Gut" or "Body Center." This instinctual group, which is home to Enneagram Types 8, 9, and 1, is also referred to as the "Anger Triad." The body center copes with their dominant emotion of anger in the way they respond to gut feelings or physical sensations. Type 8s express their anger outwardly, 9s deny, push aside, and/or likely feel threatened by these emotions, and 1s repress, try to control, and/or turn these emotions inward.

We hope you enjoy this banter episode because we go a little all over the place! Since the gut/body triad is the instinctual group,  we briefly sidebar into talking about the three Instincts:  Self-Preservation, Sexual, and Social. We will definitely be exploring these complex instincts again and in more depth in future episodes. In this three-episode series, we'll break down how each of the Centers of Intelligence teaches us about our habitual responses or how we filter information: Instinctual (Gut/Body), Feeling (Heart), and Thinking (Head).

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Hello and welcome to the first episode of the Enneagram Typecast! In this intro episode, you'll hear from your hosts Lee and Caryn about how they both discovered the Enneagram and their Enneagram Types.

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Enneagram Typecast episodes are coming soon. Our podcast will be launching on September 18th, 2021!

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