Coworkers Windai (8) & Olivia (3)
These two highlight how well 8s and 3s can team up in a leadership/work environment.
Two enneagram 8's take you inside the armour. Note to listeners: By episode 7 we figured out how to improve our sound quality, so hang in there. Also, we don’t edit out swear words.
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These two highlight how well 8s and 3s can team up in a leadership/work environment.
8s IN RELATIONSHIP ● We've heard you all have a lot of trouble with 2s. This is an example of how awesome they can be in friendship. They are the soft landing we rarely get.
8s IN RELATIONSHIP ● We found a 1 we like!!!! Kate's mom, Jan, talks about raising an 8 and why she often felt like she lost every battle. But, she also shares that her 8 daughter was/is her greatest encouragement as well.
8s IN RELATIONSHIP ● Jo's little sister is a type 9, and she's SO grateful for that. Jo always knew what to do, and said so. Katie (type 9): "I kinda like being told what to do." Enough said right there.
8s IN RELATIONSHIP ● Jo lost her very best 8-friend when her mom died seven years ago, but now she's gained a handful of 8 bestfriends/siblings through this community. Thomas (from episode #30) has become an extra brother to Jo at this point. Hear why it's a natural fit to do life with other (healthy) 8s.
8s IN RELATIONSHIP ● Friends Eryn (with a y) and Erin (with an i) reflect on the high energy, high joy relationship they share, and how the safe and gentle "push" of an 8 helped a hurting 7 stop to take care of her tattered wings.
8s IN RELATIONSHIP ● Lifelong friends Eryn and Julia firm up her type, and then chat about the ways both Eryn and Julia's type-8 husband compliment and contrast with Julia's 6ness.
8s IN RELATIONSHIPS ● This one's for you 8 parents out there trying to raise a 5 kiddo and feeling like the more you try to move towards them the less accessible they become. This episode will teach you what not to do when raising a type 5. But it'll also encourage you that, in the end, our 5s would choose us every time. They love sheltering under our wing, so to speak, and riding off our powerful up-draft. Meanwhile, our 5s make us better thinkers and wiser decision makers.
I guarantee you've had this happen to you. You're having a nice chat with someone and suddenly they learn you are an enneagram 8 and they exclaim in surprise "No way! I never would have guessed." And you're left wondering what they think an 8 even is, because you're just being you. This season, maybe we'll find out. In this episode, we take an educated guess as to what each type thinks we 8s get right and what we get wrong.
This is basically a really long, social hangout-- which makes sense. Bonus: A lot of talk of about Type 1s, and some fan-girling about Brene Brown.
Four Self-Preservation 8s join us for a panel episode on the Self-Preservation instinct.
What happens when you put five SX 8s on a call? This. We break the stereotypes.
An informal chitchat between Jo (SX 8) and Lamar (SP 8) about the way each others' instincts have hurt us in the past.
As a Self Preserving with 2 in her tritype, Lisa is the mama bear of our little 8 community. The guardian and cheerleader. She holds the line for us all and we appreciate it.
Lamar introduces us to the concept of a Self-Preservation "resource engine" or "resource machine." He also assured us that the words "Skills" and "Deals" are very fine words indeed to a Self-Preserving 8.
This episode ended up highlighted really clearly the difference between an 8 with SX first versus an 8 with SX last. Jess and Jo press in at totally different points in a situation, taking on very different roles.
Amanda is our 835 from episode 46. We had her back to talk about what it's like to have Social as her first instinct, Sexual as her second, and Self-Preservation as her blindspot.
Drew is our second SX8 with the same stacking as Jo. He thinks his tritype might be 864. SX8 energy is often associated with female energy because of its intensely keyed-in, relational vibe, so we're glad Drew helps set the records straight.
Our very own Enneagram 8 Pod slumber party with Kate Brennan gave us the perfect opportunity to do an interview on the Sexual instinct. All three of us have similar tritypes, but we found it was the shared Sexual instinct that made Kate and Jo most similar. You'll hear that for yourself in this episode.
You're blind to your last instinct for a reason: To consider it is to let go of the death grip you have on your most basic way of surviving in the world. Do you dare consider there might be another way to live?
Just in case you didn't have enough to sort out: 9 types, 9 tritype combos, three instincts and NOW a variety of ways those instincts can mix and match with all of the above.
Season 3: Mini season on Instincts. Social, Sexual, Self-Preservation. Three OTHER lenses on the world that kind of change everything. Main source: John Luckovich
We heard from enough of you to know that difference between a good Christmas and a terrible Christmas is the boundaries we set as 8’s. It’s counter intuitive to think 8’s don’t have good boundaries but our big hearts often get in the way…
No better way to wrap up our season on Tritype than with an interview with Katherine Fauvre herself.
Casey is go go go. When she's not running triathlons or travelling, she's advocating for students and staff as a school counselor. Listening to this podcast will give you a clear picture of the unmatched energy behind the "Mover and Shaker" Tritype. Find us here www.theenneagram8podcast.com Support this podcast: The Enneagram8 Podcast is creating podcasts | Patreon To learn more about Tritype go to Katherine Fauvre Enneagram Consulting...
Stacie. Tritype 836. She loves a good debate, and has the chops for it, but when it comes to expressing something simple like "that hurt my feelings," she'd rather throw up. Find us here www.theenneagram8podcast.com Support this podcast: The Enneagram8 Podcast is creating podcasts | Patreon To learn more about Tritype go to Katherine Fauvre Enneagram Consulting...
Amanda. Tritype 864. "I go into every situation with a level of distrust. You have to earn that trust. I don’t second guess myself, but I second guess everyone else. I’m not in the group, just observing. I’ve always longed to be part of the group, but never felt part of it. And then I get cynical as to why and I go down that rabbit hole and it’s depressing." Find us here www.theenneagram8podcast.com Support this podcast: The Enneagram8 Podcast is creating podcasts | Patreon To learn more about T...
Celeste. Tritype 847. We wake up every morning dazzled by the day. No such thing as being bored with an 847. Between the 8s drive to do and keep moving, the 4s contentment splashing around in the deep depths of our thoughts and emotions all day long, and the 7s playful restlessness and eagerness to jump at every opportunity that presents itself, we are truly some of the most carpe diem individuals on earth. Find us here www.theenneagram8podcast.com Support this podcast: The Enneagram8 Podcast is...
Chelsea. Tritype 853. Venus fly trap, the ultimate predator, whale-whisperer… The are all terms that can be used for Chelsea, and I’m pretty confident they can be applied to all 835s. Chelsea‘s friends joke that she has a way of Shamuing them— training behaviour to get the outcome she wants. Between the magnetism of the 8, the adaptable shininess of the 3, and the wealth of data points that come from five as they observe other people, these 8s draw in whoever they want to draw in (and steer clea...
Carrie. Tritype 837. When you need an app to remind you to breathe, you probably have a lot of forward energy going on in you. Carrie is a quintessential Mover and Shaker. All movement, no pause. Find us here www.theenneagram8podcast.com Support this podcast: The Enneagram8 Podcast is creating podcasts | Patreon To learn more about Tritype go to Katherine Fauvre Enneagram Consulting...