EP308: You’re Not as Aware as You Think You Are—How to Change That Using the Enneagram

15 years ago, I thought I was really self-aware. I saw myself clearly and understood how my experiences shaped my behavior. But in truth, I wasn’t nearly as self-aware as I thought. And the Enneagram showed me what I was missing. It helped me take my emotional intelligence to the next level. On this episode of Lead with the Enneagram, I explain how true self-awareness comes from understanding how you respond to triggers and recognizing the impact you have on others. I explore why blaming, judging and justifying keeps you stuck, challenging you to turn the mirror on yourself when you’re irritated by other people. Listen in to understand why you can’t have compassion for others when you’re beating yourself up and learn the first steps to developing genuine self-awareness using the Enneagram! What You Will Learn Why you may not be nearly as self-aware as you think you areHow true self-awareness involves understanding how you respond to triggers What makes the Enneagram a powerful tool for recognizing how you impact othersHow to leverage self-awareness to communicate more effectivelyThe value in turning the mirror on yourself when you feel judgement or irritationWhy blaming, judging and justifying keeps you stuckThe danger in letting self-awareness take you down a shame spiralHow we’re triggered when we feel weak in a particular area of our livesWhy I feel judgmental when someone else gets attention (and what I do about it) Why we can’t have compassion for others when we’re beating ourselves upHow the Enneagram can help you get to who you’re divinely designed to beThe first steps to developing self-awareness using the Enneagram Connect with Tracy Tracy’s WebsiteTracy on InstagramTracy on FacebookTracy on TwitterTracy on LinkedInResources Access Your Enneagram Blueprint Book a 90-Minute Power Session Email [email protected]