Welcome to the Helping Writers Become Authors Podcast. I'm K M. Wyland and I am here to take you

deep with story theory, writing techniques, and the incredible wisdom of story.

I believe story is the greatest power on this earth,

and that as writers, we carry the torch of wielding that power

with responsibility, passion, and skill.

There is no such thing as just a story.

Today, it is my honor and my purpose

to help you write your best story,

astound the world, and maybe change your life.

Hello and welcome, you are listening to

anyagram types for writers exploring the strengths and weaknesses of

types one through four. The writer's journey is a quest that transcends the mere act of stringing words together.

It is a profound exploration of the self.

When navigating the landscapes of our minds, personality tools such as the anagram can offer illuminating guidance into our unique inner terrains.

Knowledge about anagram types for writers can help us decipher what personal strengths and weaknesses

shape our narratives and define how we approach our craft.

Systems of personality theory, such as Theneagram and Myers Briggs,

are models that categorize common personality patterns.

They offer tools to help individuals better

understand themselves, their motivations, their strengths, and their weaknesses. Now

although the pop versions found in internet quizzes can be fun if often misleading in my opinion

the true value is found in using these systems to go deep with your own personal inquiries. As writers, some of those inquiries

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