This is a Glassbox Media Podcast.

In this episode of The Ziggler Show, we're looking at getting valuable insight into how we interpret the world.

We all have patterns in which we interpret and therefore respond to the world.

And this positively and negatively influences every relationship in our lives, the relationship with ourselves, our self-image, with others, and even with our spiritual faith.

So Beth McCord, she is a renowned expert in the Enneagram, which is a map for self-discovery and personal growth based on nine basic personality types.

The Enneagram accurately and clearly describes why you think feeling behave in particular ways based upon your core fears and desires.

So my focus on the show is understanding how to tangibly use this awareness to benefit our lives.

And much of Beth's mission is to keep us from feeling any shame or contempt for our styles and patterns or weaknesses.

I think you'll find powerful new insight you can use for your immediate benefit in this episode.

And if you want to figure yourself out, more Beth is offering us a free Enneagram course at your enneagram coach.com.

That's your enneagram coach.com.

Welcome everyone. I'm Kevin Miller.

Every week I publish four podcast episodes over three different shows that have been downloaded over 50 million times now.

And so much of our personal development itself helped address these issues and our lives that are just symptomatic and we don't make change.

So I dig into the root issues of what will help us achieve the progress and results we desire in our work and our life and in our health.

This is the Ziggler Show. It's ranked number two in all time career podcasts in Apple podcasts.

And here we focus on progress in your professional life, your work and vocation and business.

In my motive podcast, it's focused directly at you yourself.

Your motives are your reasons for all you do in the root of your behavior and personal ability.

In episode 29, I brought on my dad, Dan Miller, a 48 days to the work you love, fame on the show to discuss the motives of later age that provide fulfillment.

And it wasn't a retirement focus so much as to asking how motives help and hurt in the later years and what came up was the profound value of having work that you and really a lifestyle that you don't want to retire from as your primary objective.

Then in the true life podcast, the key is focusing on your physical and mental capacity so you can do all you want to do and not held back by your body.

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