THE ENNEAGRAM IS A TOOL THAT AWAKENS OUR COMPASSION FOR PEOPLE JUST AS THEY ARE, NOT THE PEOPLE WE WISH THEY WOULD BECOME SO OUR LIVES WOULD BECOME EASIER.
– Ian Cron
UNLOCKING EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION THROUGH THE ENNEAGRAM
Ennea-what? It’s okay.
MIC CHECK: THREE WAYS THE ENNEAGRAM IMPROVES YOUR COMMUNICATION
1. Understand Your Communication Style: The Enneagram identifies nine distinct personality types, each with strengths, weaknesses, and communication styles. By learning your Enneagram type, you can gain valuable insights into your preferred communication style, including your tendencies to communicate assertively or passively, how you express your emotions, and how you deal with conflict. This self-awareness can help you become a more effective communicator by identifying areas for improvement and playing to your strengths.
2. Empathize with Others: The Enneagram is also an excellent tool for understanding the communication styles of those around you. By recognizing the Enneagram types of your colleagues, friends, and family, you can develop empathy and understanding for their communication styles, including their preferred communication methods and how they react to different situations. This can help you tailor your communication to their needs, making it more effective and reducing misunderstandings.
3. Resolve Conflict: Conflict is an inevitable part of any relationship; however, by understanding the Enneagram types of those involved, you can identify the underlying causes of the disagreement and communicate more effectively to resolve it. For example, some Enneagram types may need time to process their thoughts before responding, while others may prefer to address the issue immediately. Recognizing these differences and adjusting your communication style accordingly can help facilitate a mutually beneficial resolution.
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ENCORE: MORE TO EXPLORE
THE ENNEAGRAM: A JOURNEY INTO BRAIN SCIENCE
Discover the connection between the ancient Enneagram personality system and brain science as I explore the scientific basis of the Enneagram and reveal how it’s deeply rooted in our brain’s structure and function.
Then There Was The Time Posting About The Enneagram On Social Media Changed My Life.
I will now reference an obscure late 1998 film starring Gwyneth Paltrow. If you haven’t seen it, I don’t blame you. It is not one of her more popular films, but it is undoubtedly memorable.