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The Awareness to Action Enneagram Podcast Awareness to Action
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4.6 • 14 Ratings
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Mario Sikora, Maria Jose Munita and Seth Creekmore exploring the Enneagram through the Awareness to Action model. Giving you simple, precise and effective tools to use in your own becoming
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Parties and Your Instinctual Bias
In this episode of the Awareness to Action Enneagram podcast, María José Munita, Seth "Creek" Creekmore and Lee Fields talk about an exercise they conducted during their recent Instinctual Biases and Subtypes Weekend Workshop. The hosts explain some of the takeaways and common themes they observed from asking the participants to plan a party. Listen as they summarize how this reveals a clear representation of the instinctual biases and insight into the dynamics between them.
“You lose so much in the digital realm. And I think I was just reminded with the workshop of like theory is interesting, but it’s so boring and dead unless you actually get to work with it and observe it and interact in person with it. I think that it just kind of made it come alive to me in a different way.” -Creek [11:10]
“Is this party going to happen? And will it be fun? It’s a complimentary nature that you need all of the pieces to be represented, but different things will be highlighted if that group is solely in charge of the actual outcome.” -Lee [15:52]
“And that’s the main takeaway from all the groups that I’ve worked with, it’s that I can now see the value of having these three domains considered, and I can also see how some of these truly bother me. I look at it and I just find it not compelling, not interesting, not important, but I can understand that it’s important. I can understand that we need to have them all.” - María José [30:07]
TIMESTAMPS
[00:02] Intro
[01:08] Most hilarious moment in Nashville
[03:13] MJ and Lee explain the exercise
[07:53] The dynamics and what stood out
[11:35] The point of the exercise
[13:46] Typical takeaways between three groups
[16:31] Strategies for relationships
[20:47] Common themes among the instinctual biases
[32:10] How Pattern of Expression plays into this
[38:14] Outro
Connect with us:
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IG: @ataenneagrampod
The Instinctual Biases and Subtypes Weekend Workshop: subtypesworkshop.com
Mario Sikora:
IG: @mariosikora
TikTok: @mariosikora
Web: mariosikora.com
Pod: Enneagram in a Movie
Substack: mariosikora.substack.com
Maria Jose Munita:
IG: @mjmunita
Web: mjmunita.com
Seth "Creek" Creekmore:
IG: @_creekmore
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Lee Fields:
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Nashville Workshop Live Q & A
In this episode of the Awareness to Action Enneagram podcast, Mario Sikora and María José Munita and Seth "Creek" Creekmore host their first live Q and A podcast, answering questions from their recent Instinctual Biases and Subtypes Weekend Workshop in Nashville.
“I used to get frustrated because our materials would change every time we changed a concept, an idea, the way in which we thought about something. Now I see it as a strength, because it means that we are challenging our own ideas, and not staying stuck into what we think because it’s printed. Because we already taught it. We’re not identified with those ideas.” - María José [26:34]
“I think what I’ve experienced as I’ve come into ATA more is that this model and these words tend to capture a more broader explanation of this phenomena of my human existence. And that doesn’t mean that the others are wrong. I’ve just found personally that this terminology captures more and gives more flexibility for me to have my own personal expression of who it is to be me with my own personal story.” -Creek [27:20]
“Everything we teach applies to every aspect in your life. We just tend to contextualize it in organizational life. And my view is if any idea I have doesn’t pass muster with a critical audience, then I shouldn’t be teaching it. So it’s almost like that’s the litmus test. If it’ll work here, it’ll work anywhere. But it’s really no different than things you would apply in your regular life.” -Mario [37:58]
TIMESTAMPS
[00:01] Intro
[01:06] Describing strategies
[02:40] The connecting points and instinctual biases
[14:31] Applying the ATA approach to your life
[18:12] Recommended reads
[21:24] An ecumenical approach
[31:42] Conversations with other schools and teachers
[36:31] Plans for a new book?
[40:33] Questioning things
[43:15] Most grateful for with the Enneagram
[47:18] Outro
Connect with us:
Awareness to Action
Enneagram on Demand
IG: @ataenneagrampod
The Instinctual Biases and Subtypes Weekend Workshop: subtypesworkshop.com
Mario Sikora:
IG: @mariosikora
TikTok: @mariosikora
Web: mariosikora.com
Pod: Enneagram in a Movie
Substack: mariosikora.substack.com
Maria Jose Munita:
IG: @mjmunita
Web: mjmunita.com
Seth "Creek" Creekmore:
IG: @_creekmore
Pod: Fathoms | An Enneagram Podcast
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A Look at the ATA Enneagram through the eyes of Creek
In this special episode of the Awareness to Action Enneagram podcast, Mario Sikora and María José Munita check in with Seth "Creek" Creekmore and hear his perspective on the Awareness to Action Enneagram approach. As Creek as worked with Mario and María José for the last few years, he shares the impact this different approach has had on him as well as his thoughts, observations and lingering questions.
Connect with us:
Awareness to Action
Enneagram on Demand
IG: @ataenneagrampod
The Instinctual Biases and Subtypes Weekend Workshop: subtypesworkshop.com
Mario Sikora:
IG: @mariosikora
TikTok: @mariosikora
Web: mariosikora.com
Pod: Enneagram in a Movie
Substack: mariosikora.substack.com
Maria Jose Munita:
IG: @mjmunita
Web: mjmunita.com
Seth "Creek" Creekmore:
IG: @_creekmore
Pod: Fathoms | An Enneagram Podcast
Pod: Delusional Optimism -
Introduction to the Vices, Virtues, and Fixations
In this episode of the Awareness to Action Enneagram podcast, Mario Sikora, Seth "Creek" Creekmore and Lee Fields start their series on the vices, virtues and fixations. They first discuss the origin and evolution of these terms before they get more specific with the nine different Enneagram types.
Connect with us:
Awareness to Action
Enneagram on Demand
IG: @ataenneagrampod
The Instinctual Biases and Subtypes Weekend Workshop: subtypesworkshop.com
Lee Fields:
Web: enneagrammatic.com
IG: @enneagrammatic
Mario Sikora:
IG: @mariosikora
TikTok: @mariosikora
Web: mariosikora.com
Pod: Enneagram in a Movie
Substack: mariosikora.substack.com
Maria Jose Munita:
IG: @mjmunita
Web: mjmunita.com
Seth "Creek" Creekmore:
IG: @_creekmore
Pod: Fathoms | An Enneagram Podcast
Pod: Delusional Optimism -
Benevolence - The Core Quality at Enneagram Point 9
In this episode of the Awareness to Action Enneagram podcast, Mario Sikora returns to discuss the core quality at Enneagram Point Nine–benevolence–with María José Munita and Seth "Creek" Creekmore.
Connect with us:
Awareness to Action
Enneagram on Demand
IG: @ataenneagrampod
The Instinctual Biases and Subtypes Weekend Workshop: subtypesworkshop.com
Mario Sikora:
IG: @mariosikora
TikTok: @mariosikora
Web: mariosikora.com
Pod: Enneagram in a Movie
Maria Jose Munita:
IG: @mjmunita
Web: mjmunita.com
Seth "Creek" Creekmore:
IG: @_creekmore
Pod: Fathoms | An Enneagram Podcast
Pod: Delusional Optimism -
The Neglected Strategy as a Path to Growth (Part 2)
In this episode of the Awareness to Action Enneagram podcast, María José Munita, Seth "Creek" Creekmore and Lee Fields continue their discussion of the neglected strategies by exploring Enneagram Point Five through Nine. They talk about the dynamics between the connecting points for these type strategies and share practical tips that integrate the neglected strategy in a more adaptive way.
TIMESTAMPS
[00:00] Intro
[05:53] Point Five’s neglected strategy
[09:59] Changing the narrative
[15:49] It’s always something small
[17:37] Point Six’s neglected strategy
[25:38] Go to sleep earlier
[28:45] Point Seven’s neglected strategy
[33:05] Take time for yourself
[35:23] Point Eight’s neglected strategy
[41:51] That must be hard
[43:55] Point Nine’s neglected strategy
[48:12] Outro
Connect with us:
Awareness to Action
Enneagram on Demand
IG: @ataenneagrampod
The Instinctual Biases and Subtypes Weekend Workshop: subtypesworkshop.com
Lee Fields:
Web: enneagrammatic.com
IG: @enneagrammatic
Mario Sikora:
IG: @mariosikora
TikTok: @mariosikora
Web: mariosikora.com
Pod: Enneagram in a Movie
Maria Jose Munita:
IG: @mjmunita
Web: mjmunita.com
Seth "Creek" Creekmore:
IG: @_creekmore
Pod: Fathoms | An Enneagram Podcast
Pod: Delusional Optimism
Customer Reviews
Very informative!
I really appreciate that they bring up some of the stereotyping that happens with each of the types and bring attention to the fact that many stereotypes are based on the unhealthy versions of those types. They have such good descriptions of how each of the subtypes show up and note that one of them is more the stereotype of how we expect that type to show up, as well as point out what types the subtype could get mistaken as. I have found this helpful for “solidifying” what types different people in my life are (though I still keep an open mind until they confirm themselves, of course).