Let's Talk Enneagram Nines, feat. Beatrice Chestnut (S04-048)

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Ian Morgan Cron

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🗓️ 20 May 2021

⏱️ 56 minutes

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Summary

Enneagram Nines appear to be so uncomplicated, and yet they’re actually very complicated. Enneagram Nines share a tendency to be other-referencing or more tuned in to what’s going on in the outside than they are tuned into what’s going on inside. They have a tendency to want to create harmony in their environment, and avoid conflict. They have a unique sensitivity to tension and conflict that they want to prevent or avoid altogether. So, I asked Beatrice Chestnut to join me to go deep into the inner workings of the Peacemakers.

In today’s episode we:

Explore the nuances between each subtype
Highlight the various ways Nines wrestle with or express their anger
Delve into the transformational path for each subtype

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0:00.0	Hey folks and welcome to typology. The show in which we explore the mystery of the human
0:08.8	personality to the lens of the any gram. My name is Anthony Skinner, the producer of the
0:13.8	show and we are thrilled to have you here and I know you're going to be thrilled about
0:18.4	this week's guest Beatrice Chestnut is back to talk with us about all things any gram
0:25.2	nine. That's right, B is back. So make sure you tune in. If you know a nine or you know someone
0:31.8	who's in relationship with a nine or works with a nine, make sure you get them on this episode.
0:37.6	And just a reminder, we recently launched the typology institute membership. As a member,
0:43.5	you receive a monthly newsletter from Ian, an exclusive podcast episode. And what Ian and I
0:50.4	love most about the new membership is the monthly town halls where we get to connect with you
0:55.2	and to your questions about the any gram and grow together as a community. It's really, really
1:01.2	special. We just finished one last night and had such a good time. If you haven't signed up yet,
1:05.8	visit typologyinstitute.com forward slash membership to learn more and to sign up. The next
1:12.8	town hall is June 29th and we'd love to see you there. Well, hey, it's time to get to master
1:19.0	any gram teacher Beatrice Chestnut. So without any further ado, here is your host Ian
1:25.1	Cron. Beatrice Chestnut, Grand Dom of the Anya Gram. Welcome back to typology for glad you're here.
1:37.2	It to be here. We've been in this series talking about ones, two, sixes and nine. Now,
1:43.2	people may be wondering why we pick those four types, you know, in part, it's because
1:49.9	sometimes you're on typology, we have difficulty locating ones, two, sixes and nine. Here we are
1:54.9	in Nashville with a million fours. Publicists for authors and musicians oftentimes contact us because
2:03.6	but their clients are often three sevens and eights, right? They're people who are go getters,
2:11.9	you know, when they see something they want, they either go and ask for it directly or just take it,
2:17.2	right? Go get it. And, you know, so we've had some struggles with ones, two, sixes and nines and
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