Typology

Pastor and leadership coach, Chris Cook, discusses true transformation through surrender and forgiveness on a spiritual journey. He emphasizes securing thoughts, exposing lies, and focusing on truth for lasting change. The podcast explores self-awareness, inner healing, somatic experiences, and the power of surrender in transformation.

Have you ever wondered how the Enneagram intersects with the entertainment industry? Do casting directors and writers use the Enneagram in developing your favorite show or movie? Whether it's Parks and Recreation, Modern Family or Les Misérables, sometimes you can see the archetypes play themselves out on screen. This week, we sit down with multi-award-winning producer, writer and director Gary Wheeler for an illuminating conversation about film and the Enneagram. As an Enneagram 9, Gary shares his experience with asserting himself on set, dealing with conflict, and writing scripts from the voice of each character. As Gary states, "My strengths as a writer tend to be in dialogue […] and here's why…because I'm a nine, I can see all perspectives. […] it's easy for me to hear their voices." With almost 30 years of experience in the film industry, Gary has made more than 40 motion picture and TV productions seen by millions of viewers on platforms including Netflix, Amazon Prime, Peacock, Redbox, Fox Nation, INSP and many more. His works include #1 box office hit War Room, Emmy-nominated The Heart of Christmas, 20th Century's The Trial, and the award-winning western Far Haven. His new television series Blue Ridge starring Johnathon Schaech, Sarah Lancaster and A Martinez released on April 7, 2024.

HGTV's Fixer to Fabulous stars, Jenny and Dave Marrs, explore Enneagram Type Seven characteristics, conflict resolution in relationships, and the success of a Seven-Nine marriage dynamic. They share insights on renovation projects, upcoming ventures, and the importance of self-reflection for personal growth.

Dr. Carol Tanksley, an Enneagram 5 with a four-wing, shares her journey of self-discovery and the importance of befriending feelings. She discusses the impact of understanding emotions as knowledge, practices for fives to connect with their feelings, and the significance of emotional integration for wholeness and true connection.

In this week's episode, Molly Stillman, the author of the book "If I Don't Laugh, I'll Cry: How Death, Debt, and Comedy Led to a Life of Faith, Farming, and Forgetting What I Came into This Room For," opens up about her struggles with grief and learning to face hard truths and tough emotions head-on. We explore the complexities of being an Enneagram Two, the importance of genuine vulnerability, and learning to share her story as a powerful tool for healing, connecting with others, and sharing the human experience. Highlighting the importance of self-reflection and the power of storytelling, Molly's journey serves as an inspiration for others to embrace their own vulnerabilities and seek healing.

Explore the epidemic of loneliness in today's society, with insights on Enneagram types and coping mechanisms. Delve into Max Lucado's new children's book on loneliness and the importance of self-awareness. Discuss the impact of social media on isolation and the value of face-to-face conversations. Navigate performance-based identity and the necessity of challenging relationships within a supportive community.

Dr. Anita Knight Kuhnley discusses relationship styles rooted in attachment theory, Enneagram connections, and the importance of understanding your attachment style for more intimate connections. The podcast explores boundaries in relationships, childhood influences on attachment styles, and how attachment styles influence relationship dynamics and spirituality.

Explore the importance of humility in finding inner peace with Dr. Joel Muddamalle. Learn about the three Ps of humility, the role of self-awareness and humor, and how the Enneagram shaped his journey. Discover the transformative power of embracing true worth and valuing humility in personal growth.

This week we continue our conversation with best friend duo Amy Weatherly (9w8) and Jess Johnston (7w8), co-founders of the viral page all about friendship, Sister, I Am with You. In Part 2, we explore: what each Enneagram type looks for and needs in a friendship how to deal with conflict in relationships and friendships when it's time to end a friendship and how to do it well In an age where everything is about division, this conversation is a breath of fresh air about people coming together to forge meaningful friendships. P.S. Don't forget to follow Typology Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or your favorite podcast player to get weekly episodes in your feed.

Best friends Amy and Jess discuss the impact of Enneagram on friendships, emphasizing understanding and acceptance. They share how Enneagram shapes their connection, the challenges of building relationships, and the importance of intentional investment. Tune in for more insights on deepening friendships through the Enneagram.