EP177: The Anatomy of Your Enneagram Type: The Enneagram ONE—The Sherriff Is in Town
Sep 21, 2021 ·
29m 13s
Do you value principles and integrity? Are you motivated by the need to be good and right? Then you might be an Enneagram 1, also known as the Reformer or...
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Do you value principles and integrity? Are you motivated by the need to be good and right? Then you might be an Enneagram 1, also known as the Reformer or what I like to call the Sherriff.
1s have the potential to make us all better, setting an example of high standards, self-control and dignity.
But the Enneagram 1 can’t step into their full potential without understanding how their wings, their stress and growth numbers, and their instinctual subtype(s) influence the expression of their 1-ness.
On this episode of The Leadership Formula, I discuss the anatomy of the Enneagram 1, describing what their characteristic righteousness looks like coming from a healthy versus unhealthy place.
I explain how 1s can leverage the power of the pause to more effectively influence the people they love and lead, leaning into the heart space of their 2 wing and the big-picture view of their 9 wing as they stretch toward their growth number 7.
Listen in to understand why 1s move into an unhealthy 4 under extreme stress and learn the full range of tools available for the Sherriff’s Enneagram duty belt.
What You Will Learn
How Enneagram 1s are driven by the motivational need to be good and right
What the Enneagram 1’s righteousness looks like coming from a healthy vs. unhealthy place
How the 1’s need to be right creates challenges when it comes to leadership
How 1s can lean into their 2 and 9 wings to more effectively influence the people they love and lead
Why it’s a challenge for Enneagram 1s to stretch into their growth number 7
Why 1s move into an unhealthy 4 when they’re under extreme stress
The Enneagram 1’s blind spots around appearing critical and accepting other’s perspectives
The self-preservation 1’s strong inner critic and heightened sense of responsibility
Why one-to-one Enneagram 1s feel entitled to reform people/society
How social 1s set an example of integrity and demonstrate high standards
Connect with Tracy
tracyomalley.com
www.instagram.com/tracy_omalley
www.facebook.com/tracy.omalley
twitter.com/TracyOMall
www.linkedin.com/in/tracy-o-malley/
Resources
Book an Enneagram Kickstarter Session: https://th400.infusionsoft.app/app/manageCart/showManageOrder
Apply for 1:1 Coaching with Tracy: http://tracyomalley.com/shop/1-1coaching/
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1s have the potential to make us all better, setting an example of high standards, self-control and dignity.
But the Enneagram 1 can’t step into their full potential without understanding how their wings, their stress and growth numbers, and their instinctual subtype(s) influence the expression of their 1-ness.
On this episode of The Leadership Formula, I discuss the anatomy of the Enneagram 1, describing what their characteristic righteousness looks like coming from a healthy versus unhealthy place.
I explain how 1s can leverage the power of the pause to more effectively influence the people they love and lead, leaning into the heart space of their 2 wing and the big-picture view of their 9 wing as they stretch toward their growth number 7.
Listen in to understand why 1s move into an unhealthy 4 under extreme stress and learn the full range of tools available for the Sherriff’s Enneagram duty belt.
What You Will Learn
How Enneagram 1s are driven by the motivational need to be good and right
What the Enneagram 1’s righteousness looks like coming from a healthy vs. unhealthy place
How the 1’s need to be right creates challenges when it comes to leadership
How 1s can lean into their 2 and 9 wings to more effectively influence the people they love and lead
Why it’s a challenge for Enneagram 1s to stretch into their growth number 7
Why 1s move into an unhealthy 4 when they’re under extreme stress
The Enneagram 1’s blind spots around appearing critical and accepting other’s perspectives
The self-preservation 1’s strong inner critic and heightened sense of responsibility
Why one-to-one Enneagram 1s feel entitled to reform people/society
How social 1s set an example of integrity and demonstrate high standards
Connect with Tracy
tracyomalley.com
www.instagram.com/tracy_omalley
www.facebook.com/tracy.omalley
twitter.com/TracyOMall
www.linkedin.com/in/tracy-o-malley/
Resources
Book an Enneagram Kickstarter Session: https://th400.infusionsoft.app/app/manageCart/showManageOrder
Apply for 1:1 Coaching with Tracy: http://tracyomalley.com/shop/1-1coaching/
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