Enneagram 3s Talk Work, (Self)Deceit, and Compassion The Humanist

Our two Enneagram 3 panelists this week have done a great deal of work on themselves. While Jim Gum certainly has done a tremendous amount of work over his 30 years of working with the Enneagram, Steph Barron Hall's six years or so has brought her a long way as well.
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Time Stamps:
1:25--Jim Gum introduces himself
3:42--Steph Barron Hall introduces herself
7:41--30 years ago, Jim discusses the intense emotional conflict he was experiencing before he learned about the Enneagram
12:30--Steph discusses the validation she felt that 3s are potentially the most emotional type of all
18:55--Steph agrees with Jim's point about feeling fragile, and goes on to explain her experience as an Instagrammer
33:55--Jim discusses how he has grown out of always having to do something even on his time off
40:41--Jim discusses the Thomas Merton prayer that he's memorizing, and also the concept of deceit and how that plays into our lives (and specific to 3s)
53:35--Steph discusses the importance of self-compassion for her inner growth
62:30--How 3s are so misunderstood
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