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EPISODE · Apr 7, 2025 · 25 MIN

Don’t Stop Me Now (Seriously, Try and Keep Up!): The Enneagram Type Seven

from The Marvelous Middle Age Podcast · host Nicole Studt

This week on The Marvelous Middle Age Podcast I’m joined by Megan Knatz, an Enneagram Type Seven.Megan Knatz is a busy mom, wife, business owner and entrepreneur.  She is a devoted animal rescue and shelter supporter and she also happens to be my sister! In today’s episode, we talk about the Core Motivations for an Enneagram Seven.  Enneagram Sevens are the Entertaining Optimists and they are adventurous, spontaneous and avoid anything that feels limiting.  We also discuss the stress and growth paths of an Enneagram Seven. In growth Sevens move towards the healthy type Five and in stress Sevens move towards an unhealthy type One. Megan shares how both of these paths show up for her.I recently completed my Enneagram Coaching certification and would love to work with you!If you’d like to schedule a free 30-minute, virtual Discovery call with me, private message me on Instagram @nicolestudt or email me at [email protected] a Free Enneagram AssessmentBooks:Your Enneagram Coach BooksThe Road Back to You - by Ian Morgan Cron and Suzanne Stabile

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