Hey everyone, I'm Jeff McCord, co-founder and CEO of your Enneagram coach. So delighted that you're here.

I am joined today with our director of coaching, Adam Breckenridge. Mr. Bergenrich, great to be with you again.

It's great to be with you, Mr. McCord. I've really enjoyed hanging out with you on the podcast,

and we're going to be doing that for a few weeks.

Now, I'm moving forward.

Being a man that's in kind of rural Arkansas and kind of isolated from people

doing your Arcosonian-type things,

what's it like to connect with the bigger world around you?

Oh.

Well, the bigger world should be so privileged to connect with a little piece of God's country over here in central Arkansas.

Your room there is kind of like a cabin.

Like, are you kind of a nomad isolated and you know, it's funny. It's funny. Everybody that I meet with, you know, when I meet with our coaches or I meet with, you know, anybody, they're always like, are you been a, are you like at a cabin or a retreat center? Or what is this place? And I'm like'm like this is so we bought this house two years ago it's clear that when this house was built this room was intended to be some kind of like I think a man cave I think is what it was intended to be and and so I have three daughters as you know and, and none of them, none of them wanted this room.

And so I said, you know, this is going to be my office. And so it's not, it's not the, I'm not in the attic. It's been a great office. It's been a great office. Just to be clear, it's technically,

it counts as a bedroom. There's a closet. There's a window. The walls are insulated.

Sometimes people are like, is this like the attic? I'm like, no, dude, it's not, I'm not, I'm not stuck in the, nobody puts baby in the attic.

This is my office.

I just can't imagine.

Does anybody call you baby?

Does your wife call you baby?

No.

What's your pet nickname?

What's your husband name?

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