Enneagram Ego Death

Angie Meyer

The Enneagram Ego Death Podcast will help you answer the lingering question, "why am I this way?". This podcast uses the enneagram to help you understand your behavior, your stressors, and feel comfortable in your personality. Join Enneagram coach Angie Meyer on her journey of self improvement.

  1. 29 Sept

    Re-air: How to Determine your partner's Enneagram Type

    This episode is all about figuring out Enneagram types. It's not just for your partner, it can help with friends, family, or coworkers. Here are the steps I outline in the podcast  Step 1: Narrow it down. Figure out 4 or fewer types that fit by looking at the Core Motivation Cheat Sheet  Step 2: Look at the Wings. If any of the types you have on your list are touching (like 1 and 9 or 3 and 4) then take an extra look. Touching types mean you have a type and a wing.  Step 3: Look at childhood. Often, experiences or relationships we have in childhood shape our Enneagram type. If you were bossy you may be an 8 or a 1. If you felt like an outsider you might be a 4 or 5. Think about how the core motivation was shaped in childhood.  Step 4: Look at shadow qualities. Each type has a high and low side. The shadow is the low side of the type. I discovered my type only when I saw my shadow side.   ⚖ 1- Judgemental  💁‍♀️ 2- Needy  🏆 3- Workaholic  🌌 4- Stuck in melancholy  📚 5- Hoard their energy  😰 6- Suspicious  🦋 7- Hedonistic   👊 8- Aggressive  🧘‍♂️ 9- Self Forgetting Step 5: Listen to podcast episodes. Narrow down your list to 2 or 3 options. Listen to podcast episodes about each type. I have several to choose from.  Here is the link for the Core Motivation Cheat Sheet  Try the Free Enneagram Quiz!!!!  Message me on Instagram @Angie.Alchemist and ask all your Enneagram questions!  Check out more at AngieAlchemist.com

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The Enneagram Ego Death Podcast will help you answer the lingering question, "why am I this way?". This podcast uses the enneagram to help you understand your behavior, your stressors, and feel comfortable in your personality. Join Enneagram coach Angie Meyer on her journey of self improvement.

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