Jack Labanauskas, Author at Enneagram Monthly

Centers of Intelligence Type 5 Understanding the Enneagram

The Dynamic Enneagram: More About Fives

While Fives generally lead with their heads, not all are explicitly intellectual. On the streets of Tokyo you can sometimes see a Japanese artisan...

Personal Growth/Self-Development Spirituality

The One thing

Chapter 1, excerpted from Archetypes of the Enneagram: Exploring the Life themes of the 27 Subtypes from the Perspective of Soul. — available at...

Applications Education Personal Growth/Self-Development Spirituality Understanding the Enneagram

A Symbol Worth a Thousand Words

As with a picture, so too a symbol: it is worth a thousand words. That is, if it is an authentic symbol. The enneagram...

Editorial and News Letters from the Editor

Editorial 171 June/july 2010

I suppose being a head type involves noodling about this or that and one of my obsessions is understanding what affects us as individuals...

Business/Workplace Interviews Leadership and Management

Conversation with Ginger Lapic Bogda

Ginger Lapid-Bogda Jack Labanauskas: I have been looking forward to this conversation after hearing so many positive things about your workshops over the years....

Applications Community Spotlights Education Recovery and Addiction

Megatron Does the Enneagram

My heart skipped when I read the email confirming my next trip back to prison. I felt triumphant after my first visit, having wrestled...

Personal Growth/Self-Development Spirituality Understanding the Enneagram

The Three Domains of the Psyche: Spirit, Ego and Soul

“Spiritual practices help us move from identifying with the ego to identifying with the soul. Old age does that for you too. It spiritualizes...

Personal Growth/Self-Development Type Insights Understanding the Enneagram

The Enneafield Factor:

A Conceptual Additive to Enneagram Theory When psychologist Donald Hebb was asked: “Which, nature or nurture, contributes most to personality?” his answer was: “Which...