Welcome to the Enigram Journey. We're going to spend some time today talking about how we can

learn to differentiate one number from another. For example, nines and one's looking awful lot alike.

That's the hardest number to differentiate when teaching

know your number.

But twos and eight's not so hard,

even though they share a line on the anagram.

Joel's going to join me for the conversation.

He'll take responsibility for the questions and he always seems to come up with some of his own.

Thanks for letting me join you and help out.

We're going to jump right into this with a question from Abigail.

Hi Suzanne, my name is Abby and I think that I'm a type 6 on the Enigram.

I've been recently wondering if I might be a type 2 and there are two reasons for this.

Primarily I don't have sort of like a shame reaction that I've heard is typical when people find out what

their number is. There's nothing really about type six that makes me feel

embarrassed or ashamed. I really resonate with a lot of the characteristics of a

type six being fear-driven and anxious and kind of swirling thoughts in my head.

Another component of and kind of swirling thoughts in my head.

Another component of this whole second guessing,

my type is the anger piece.

I'm not really sure when I do get angry

if that's a type 2 with a one wing coming out or if that's the

the anxiety-driven anger that you've talked about briefly so I was wondering if you could maybe speak more

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