Hey everyone. Welcome to your Enneagram coach, the podcast. I'm Beth McCord, your Enneagram coach.

And we are right in the middle of our series on talking with Enneagram moms. Now, for you parents out there,

moms, do you ever just feel alone in your journey of being a parent, being a mom? You just wish there was others that understood you or who

could talk to you authentically about where you're at. Yes, totally understand. Well, in my new book,

Anya Grand For Moms, it's going to be released on July 9th and it's going to really help parents,

in particular moms, to understand why they think feel and behave in particular ways and how to be their best and most healthiest self because

parodine's hard so we don't want you to journey alone so pre-order your book right now and you

can do that at enneagram for moms.com and when you do there are So pre-order your book right now, and you could do that at enneagram for moms.com.

And when you do, there are some pre-order bonuses that you can get that I've set aside just for you all.

So make sure that you grab your book today at enneagram for moms.com. And today, you get to hear from type four moms. We're going to have

three type four moms here with us. And they're going to talk to us about what it's like to

journey through motherhood as an enneagram for and how the enneagram has helped them to understand themselves better. Also, how to

navigate those tough moments when we're not doing as well into healthier moments in being our

best and health yourself. So I can't wait for us to dive in and to hear from three Enagram Type 4 moms. So without further ado,

let me have them introduce themselves. Hey, guys. It's so great to have you three Type 4 moms on the

podcast. I love for you guys just to introduce yourself so everyone can get to know you. And then we'll

talk about the highs and the lows of being a type four mom.

So, Andy, why don't you go first? Yeah, I'm Andy Richards. I'm a certified coach and in the process

of certifying to be an Enagram coach. But I help women come home to themselves. And it was kind

of birthed out of being at home with my kids for many, many years and finally

learning that nothing was wrong with me and that there was a place that I could unbelong.

And so I help walk women through that now. But I have two daughters. There'll be 12 and 14 next

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