18: Enneagram 101: "I am taking off, I've got wings" How Your 'Wing' Adds Enhancements to Your Enneagram Type

EnneaTalk Tuesday 101: The WingsIt’s time for another EnneaTalk Tuesday—and this week it’s all about The Wings! In this week’s episode I go over all the information and misinformation of what wings can mean and how they may or may not appear in your personality. I discuss every unique type’s potential wings and how they can present themselves, as well as how to integrate this information to find what you were meant to do. Listen to this episode to truly understand what wings are, hear examples of how they can look, and how they can be used to understand yourself and your journey. Discovering your wingsHave you taken the Enneagram test over and over and are confused by different results? You may be tapping into your wings and displaying your different personality traits—something that is hard or almost impossible for an online test to explain or pick up on. So, what are wings? Each person has one personality type that is dominant—but no one is just one pure type. Wings add complementary or completely contradictory traits.I go into detail about how every person has the potential to have two wings—these wings are always adjacent to your dominant type. However, not every person will display their wing types, which is why you can have ten of the same type in one room and everyone will be uniquely different in how they express themselves. Using your wings to flyI go over different examples of how these can be portrayed and describe how every wing may look depending on your dominant number. I discuss how the different levels of health in your personality can change how your traits are expressed, and how these change as you continue to learn and grow. If you are ready to find out how to integrate this information and grow from it, I recommend having someone guide you through the process of a typing session-- someone who has the soul intent to help you transform your life and work. Remember—you can know your type but it’s what you do with it that counts; information doesn’t necessarily mean transformation, but I am here to help get you there.Ready to schedule a typing session with me? - https://th400.infusionsoft.app/app/manageCart/showManageOrderThe Enneagram isn’t the answer. It’s what we do with it. That’s the answer. 1:40Your basic type dominates your overall personality and it never changes, while your wing compliments it. 3:35The wing is the like the second side of your personality 4:35The Enneagram is not supposed to be used to put people in a box, it’s to help you get out of a box that maybe you or the world put yourself in. 8:19The wings can change and they can dable in other areas. 17:20The more that you grow and the more that you’re willing to take a deeper look at yourself, the more you can play in all the beautiful unique and special parts to your personality. 18:20Its great to know your type but it’s what you do with it, its what you do with it that can make all the difference in your home, in your business, and every human being that you touch. 18:45Information doesn’t necessarily equal transformation, it’s what you do with it. 18:58“Everyone is a unique mixture of his or her basic type and usually one of the two types adjacent to it on the circumference of the Enneagram.” 2:53“As we evolve and get healthier, I think we are able to take on not only both of our wings, but we can also embody the entire Enneagram.” 6:41“The Enneagram isn’t supposed to be used to put people in a box, it’s to help you get out of a box that maybe you or the world has put you in.” 8:18“I know there’s a lot of you that take test or you’re not sure what you are or you want to be a certain number, and I want you to know there’s beauty in all the numbers, and the wings really help to express that.” 9:12“If you’re a 1wing9, you’ll have a greater ability to relax and unwind. They aren’t as rigid and perfectionistic as a 1 normally can be.” 9:58“A 1wing2 pays more attention to detail and has an increased ability to be firm and to say ‘no’ with far less worry about how others will react to them” 10:35“When 2’s have access to their 1 wing, they balance their focus on people.” 10:50“A 2 with a 3 wing are more comfortable being visible and holding a high profile leadership position.” 11:14“A 3 with a 2 wing is far more sensitive to the feelings of others and more generous with their time and resources.” 11:34“A 3 with a 4 wing is far more in contact with their own feeling.” 11:45“A 4 with a 3 wing is more action-oriented and has a higher, more consistent energy level.” 12:13“The 4 with the 5 wings are super introverted. They’re more objective and analytical.” 12:28“5’s with a 4 wing are super introverted at times; they’re more emotionally sensitive and expressive, and also have an aesthetic perspective.” 12:53“A 5 with a 6 wing emphasizes and engages more readily with teams.” 13:12“When 6’s have a 5 wing, they’re more internally than externally focused.” 13:51“The 6’s with a 7 wing tend to be more cheerful, less worried, more optimistic, and higher energy.” 14:18“7’s with a 6 wing have the capacity to understand situations because the 7’s have an increased perceptiveness and the ability to anticipate potential problems.” 14:41“A 7 with an 8 wing tends to be more direct, assertive, and powerful.” 15:07“8’s with a 7 wing add a light-heartedness to the usually more serious 8 outlook.” 15:27“8’s with a 9 wing are interpersonally warmer, more calm, and less reactive.” 15:57“9’s with an 8 wing have a more take-charge orientation.” 16:18“9’s with a 1 wing are more attentive, for example, they pay more attention to details and are more punctual and precise.” 16:54“Information doesn’t necessarily equal transformation; it’s what you do with it.” 18:58