Haunting Habits by Enneagram Type

We all have workplace habits that seem to follow us around, especially when we’re stressed, under pressure, or moving too fast to notice our own patterns. In this Halloween-themed episode, we’re looking at one habit that can “haunt” each Enneagram type at work. The good news is that we’re doomed to repeat these patterns forever because awareness gives us a chance to catch them earlier and choose a different response. In this episode, we explore: Type 9: the opinion they never said out loud Type 8: the moment they went in at a 10 when a 5 would have worked Type 7: the commitment they keep trying to escape Type 6: the “what if?” scenario that keeps multiplying Type 5: the conversation they keep waiting to feel fully prepared for Type 4: the feeling that something is missing Type 3: the pressure to always be performing Type 2: the resentment that can show up after overgiving Type 1: the mistake they can’t stop noticing Along the way, you'll also hear a practical reflection question for each type, including: Does this actually need to be fixed? Or is it simply not how I would have done it? Do I actually need more information? Or am I waiting to feel completely certain? Does this situation actually require all of my intensity? What do I think about this before I start considering what everyone else thinks? The intention of this episode is to help you notice your haunting habit a little sooner, before it starts running the meeting, the conversation, the deadline, or the relationship. Because the patterns that once haunted us don’t have to keep following us forever. Want to bring this kind of conversation to your team? Enneagram MBA workshops help teams better understand themselves, their coworkers, and the patterns that can create friction at work — while keeping the experience practical, positive, and useful. Workshops: https://www.enneagrammba.com/enneagra... You can also explore the free Enneagram Workshop Planning Kit for sample agendas, planning ideas, and resources to help you design an Enneagram experience for your team. Planning Kit: https://www.enneagrammba.com/resources