Awkward Family Interrogations: Your Personality Secret Weapon to Handling Dreaded LNY Questions

” Home is where you are loved the most and act the worst” – Marjorie Pay Hinckley Once a year, every coach’s patience and understanding is put the test. The time when interactions are vast and fast, with politeness seemingly thrown out the window. When people whose names you barely remember ask the most intrusive […]
The Power of One Word: What’s your 2025 Word of the Year?

What you focus on EXPANDS .” – T. Harv Eker “NOURISH.” This word now sits on a post-it note on my monitor, catching my eye dozens of times each day. As both an Enneagram coach and a human on my own growth journey, I’ve experienced that a simple word held consistently can be more transformative […]
Stop Doing Year-End Reflections Wrong: A Guide for Each Enneagram Type

“Without reflection , we go blindly on our way.” – Margaret J. Wheatley I was eating my fish noodle soup for lunch when it struck me – each Enneagram type has its own unique lens in the reflection process—along with its stumbling blocks which hinder deeper reflection. Reflections – I don’t need to tell you […]