BHE 114 - you should learn how to type / but why - Joseph Simone
Big Hormone Enneagram · John Luckovich, Emeka Okorafor, Nancy Walter, David Gray
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Show Notes
The Enneagrammer team explores why learning how to type is a must.
— (5:00) Learning how to type is a requirement for applying the enneagram
— (9:14) ‘Only you can type yourself’, as if you’re conscious of your *unconscious* motivations
— (12:30) To use and apply the enneagram you have to first start with accurate observations of how it applies
— (16:34) Typing is a practice of observing distinctions snapping into place and forming 3D architecture
— (18:26) Use the inherent bias of your type’s lens to identify your own relationship to each type
— (22:49) Every description you’ve ever read is a work-in-progress snapshot from the author’s lens and experience
— (30:05) Learnings from our experience typing as a team / Getchu a typing buddy
— (36:18) Observing and identifying type as dynamics vs type as identity
— (39:04) The importance of typing fictional characters / typing is accurately matching concept with reality / new descriptions are discoveries pulling from reality back to concept
— (45:14) Accurate typing is at the foundation for why our group is so nice and makes new discoveries
— (48:41) How knowing how to type changes your dating experience / DG’s impressions on our accelerated growth the last few years
— (53:11) How mind-blowing hexad vs attachment still is as a discovery
If you haven’t already, go buy John’s book on amazon or barnesandnoble:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/0578784971/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_fabc_VZ3VZVEG0M1RY42AWN2T
DAA — Because anything less than accurate is intolerable
Watch recent typing classes on Johnny Depp, Amber Heard, and more at enneagrammer.com
Buy David’s Trifix Booklet here:
https://www.enneagrammer.com/store/trifix-venn-booklet-david-gray
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