16 episodes
Enneagram-ish Valentine
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5.0 • 8 Ratings
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A podcast for people who are curious about how others manage their lives. A podcast for people who are kinda sorta interested in knowing more about this Enneagram thing they keep hearing about. And a podcast for people who are low or high-key obsessed with the Enneagram. On Enneagram-ish, hosted the by the ever-nosy Valentine, we’ll post weekly episodes that alternate between brief educational content and longer interviews with various Enneagram types.
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Ep 16: Season 1 Finale - You want to start a what?
Thank you dear listener for being a part of this season – it’s been wild, beautiful, and so meaningful. Thank you thank you thank you!In today’s episode, I reflect on how this podcast was born, all the things that went into its creation, and what surprised me most. The best part? I do this in conversation with Hannah, one of my dearest – and most insightful – friends. Follow Enneagram-ish on:https://www.instagram.com/enneagram_ish/
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Ep 15: What even is personality?
In this episode, I go over the concept of personality and how rethinking your understanding of who you are can be a powerful tool on your growth path. Using type 2 as a case study, I explore how a personality may develop to meet certain childhood needs, and why we may need to tweak certain things as adults. Follow Enneagram-ish on:https://www.instagram.com/enneagram_ish/
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Ep 14: In conversation with an Enneagram 8 - But, is it conflict or is it adventure?
In today’s episode I’m joined by my amazing friend Hamza, an avid debater and travel blogger based out of Dubai. Hamza is an Enneagram type 8, and, in our conversation, we discuss conflict as adventure, moral compasses, and learning when not to fight.Follow Enneagram-ish on:https://www.instagram.com/enneagram_ish/ Follow Hamza’s travelshttps://www.instragram.com/khaanqah/
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Ep 13: Growth Lines
In this episode, I review growth lines and discuss how a multi-directional approach can provide important nuance. Using type 6 as a case study, I show how both our lines of integration and disintegration have important things to teach us. Follow Enneagram-ish on:https://www.instagram.com/enneagram_ish/
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Ep 12: In conversation with an Enneagram 9 - There's always hope, you just have to look for it
Today’s guest is my friend Martin, an educator, observer, and activist based out of California. Martin is an Enneagram 9, and in this episode we discuss noticing a room’s energy, creating boundaries with partners, and whether anger is ever good. My favorite answered question: Where do we find beauty and hope in high schools? Listen in for more! Follow Enneagram-ish on:https://www.instagram.com/enneagram_ish/
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Ep 11: Stress Lines
In today’s episode, I go over stress lines and their important role in the Enneagram system. Using type 5 as a case study, I explore how our behavior can look so very different in various moments of our life and how we might notice and address these changes.Follow Enneagram-ish on:https://www.instagram.com/enneagram_ish/
Customer Reviews
Love it
Valentine is a fantastic host. She’s thoughtful and her questions are emotionally intelligent. She makes enneagram funny, relatable, and has conversations with guests that are healing for the rest of us, even if we’re a different enneagram type. As someone who is into other personality typing systems, Valentine convinced me that enneagram was worth looking into more deeply and I appreciate her so much for directing me toward the new ways I’ve come to understand myself. Love.
Fantastic interviewer - great for self-reflection and enneagram newbies
This is a great podcast for so many reasons. 1st - Valentine's voice is so soothing.
2nd- I love her laidback approach to the enneagram. As someone whose interest in the enneagram ebbs and flows, this is a nice way to dip my toe in without having to read 6 books to re-remind myself what a "wing" is.
3rd - I always forget how helpful it is to hear about other people's approaches to life, so as to better understand the folks around you. I've had quite a few "Aha" moments where one of the guest's describe doing X because Y, and it helps me realize that my husband doesn't do X to drive me insane, but because of Y!
Lastly - although I have yet to listen to the episode about 7s (my type), I have learned a surprising amount about myself by listening to the interviews about others. Valentine asks thought provoking questions that encourage vulnerability from her guests, and it's impossible not to find commonalities with each person. Kind of nice, no?
Love this podcast!
I appreciate the casualness and practicality of this podcast. It’s unique from other Enneagram podcasts/media platforms <— a compliment from an obvious type 4 :)