Mario Sikora

Explore the core quality of Enneagram Type Four - individuality, importance of being distinct, addressing the need to feel unique, and the struggle of maintaining true self amidst societal influences. Insights on compassion, objectivity, and practical steps for personal growth.

Enneagram experts Mario Sikora, María José Munita, and Seth Creekmore discuss rewriting personal stories for positive change, addressing conflicting commitments, and redefining perfection for growth. They emphasize the importance of proactive self-development, identifying desired outcomes, and actively recovering to foster personal growth. The podcast highlights the need to reject negative narratives, embrace uniqueness, and strive for specific and actionable goals in personal development.

The podcast discusses the subtypes of Enneagram Type Nine, highlighting common mistypings and nuances. It explores the challenges faced by preserving nines, their tendency towards routines and self-deprecation, and the contrasting traits of navigating nines. The conversation delves into the paradox of nines craving recognition but shying away from the spotlight, and examines the complexities and contradictions within this subtype. It also explores the presence of transmitting nines in the media industry, focusing on their likable nature and leadership qualities.

Exploring confidence at Enneagram Point 6, the hosts discuss personal near-death encounters, the distinction between type six and point six, and strategies associated with point six. They highlight the importance of mature confidence, navigating uncertainty, and the balance of groundedness and alertness in confidence. Misconceptions about Enneagram type six are explored, focusing on cultivating confidence through purpose and generativity.

The podcast delves into the Preserving Instinctual Bias, examining how individuals focus on preserving their supply rather than the quantity, exploring the why behind their actions. Discussions include nostalgia, attention to personal resources, and the significance of traditions and memories. The speakers highlight the comfort derived from maintaining traditions and the importance of monitoring essential supplies for comfort and resource management.

Enneagram experts Mario Sikora and María José Munita, along with enthusiast Seth Creekmore, discuss the subtypes of Type Two. They explore the deliberate use of personal resources by Preserving Twos, the comfortable role of being a kingmaker for Navigating Twos, and the attention-seeking tendencies shared with Type Fours by Transmitting Twos. They highlight patterns of expression for each subtype and emphasize the importance of understanding and interacting with Type Twos.

Enneagram experts Mario Sikora, Seth Creekmore, and Lee Fields discuss the origins and evolution of vices, virtues, and fixations, exploring the historical roots across different traditions. They delve into the complexities of type eight personalities, addressing tendencies towards vengeance and practical steps for maintaining balance.

Enneagram experts Mario Sikora, María José Munita, and enthusiast Seth Creekmore discuss the intersection of instinctual biases and strategies in the Enneagram model. They emphasize the importance of accurate typing to understand individual behaviors, challenge the concept of counter types, and advocate for simplicity in grasping Enneagram dynamics.

Explore the unique relationships individuals have with instinctual profiles, delving into the three ways they manifest. Learn about the impact of these profiles on networking styles, business dynamics, and personal interactions. Gain insights on navigating, preserving, and transmitting profiles within the Enneagram model.

Mario Sikora, María José Munita, and Seth Creekmore discuss Enneagram Type 4, focusing on envy, melancholy, and equanimity. They explore decision-making, the artist trope, and the balance of emotions. The conversation also touches on communication struggles, admiration as a positive alternative to envy, and the creative expression of emotions.