10: Unveiling Your True Self: Enneagram and Human Design with Liz Newcomer

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In this episode of I’ll Meet You There, our host, Paige Nolan, speaks with Liz Newcomer - an actor turned Enneagram coach and Human Design practitioner. Liz shares with us her journey of self-awareness through these modalities which, in turn, has allowed her to impact the lives of so many others by sharing the inherent wisdom of each.

In our conversation, Liz touches on how these modalities complement one another and facilitate both self-awareness and better understanding and communication in relationships. Her passion for these tools is infectious and she extends a warm invitation to explore how they might help you align with your natural energy and gifts, leading to a more fulfilling life.

What We Explored This Episode

05:30 Enneagram Discovery

06:21 9 Ways of Looking at the World through Enneagram

09:20 Exploring Enneagram Heart Types

18:21 Exploring Enneagram Head Types

20:41 Exploring Enneagram Body Types

32:12 Journey to Growth and Self-Awareness

59:24 A Touch on Human Design

Memorable Quotes

"I have a really holistic and glass half full perspective of the type. Some people feel like they're boxed in by a type, but it shows you this is how you see the world. And there are gifts to how you see the world."

“My biggest fear would be to get to the end of my life and realize that I didn't fully live the life that I was here to live. And if everybody could really own who they are and be themselves, what a beautiful world we would have."

“There is a pause that comes from self-awareness. You are able to give yourself that pause of your normal go-to behavior and make a different choice"

Resources Mentioned

• David Whyte Quote - “A real conversation always contains an invitation. You are inviting another person to reveal herself or himself to you to tell you who they are and what they want.” 
• David Whyte’s Website - https://davidwhyte.com/ 
• The Essential Enneagram by David Daniels
• Man's Search for Meaning by Viktor Frankl