David Franzen
In the second week of July, more than 40 of us met at Milton Academy, MA to begin a new chapter in Enneagram history. The event was the First National Enneagram Institute for Educators, the brainchild of Janet Levine.
Levine, who moved to Milton from South Africa, discovered the Enneagram in 1990 and was immediately hooked. She ran a few workshops for Milton Academy colleagues and taught the Enneagram model to her students. In 1994, she videotaped “Nine Perspectives on What Motiva...
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