Let’s Talk About Eights
By Jim Jennings Ph.D. If you’re willing to listen, I’m willing to talk. I’m an Eight. Funny thing about being an Eight. If I...
Enneagram Type is With Us At Birth: A Reply to Bea Chestnut
By Susan Rhodes In an article published in the first edition of Enneagram Journal, “Understanding the Development of Personality Type,”1 author Bea Chestnut describes...
Tell Me Who You Are: Interview by Robert Tallon with John Stone
The Enneagram and the Enlightenment Intensive Like many readers of the Enneagram Monthly, I’ve been around the human potential movement for quite a while—seeking...
Editorial October 152 2008
Tearing myself away from the spectacle that we call the elections, lately enhanced with apocalyptic predictions of financial doom and gloom, this issue came...
Let’s Talk About Eights
by Jim Jennings, Ph.D. If you’re willing to listen, I’m willing to talk. I’m an Eight. Funny thing about being an Eight. If I...
At the iEA conference in atlanta
The Pre-Conference day was dedicated to an introduction to the Arica Method. Daniela Hauptman and Tato Gomez, both long time students of Oscar Ichazo...
Business/Workplace Education Leadership and Management Personal Growth/Self-Development Team Building
Magnolias, Ted Turner, and the Business Track at the IEA 2008 Conference
EM’s intrepid editor, Jack Labanauskas, called me about 72 hours before the beginning of the 2008 IEA Conference and asked “Are you going to...
The Enneagram of Individuality
How Type Shows Us What We Aren’t, What We Are, and What We Can Become Most of us who read the Enneagram Monthly are...