Don’t Make Me and Week 4 in Summary {Enneagram Series #29}
Depending on your Enneagram type, there are certain things that you’d rather not have to do anymore. See if this list rings true with you.
Follow Sarajane Case at Enneagramandcoffee on Instagram to see more Enneagram lists like this.
~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~
Summary of the Week
Below is a short recap of the Enneagram articles from this week.
If you want to learn more about the Enneagram, see these five articles from week 4 in our series, “The Enneagram for Spiritual Growth: 20 Ways to Practice the Enneagram.”
#24 Shine a Light on 9 Ways We Lose Our Way
Spiritual Practice #16—Learn your verse.
See the 9 ways (Passions) each Enneagram type can lose their way. Learn Bible verses to shine a light on them.
#25 Which Enneagram Types Go Best Together?
Spiritual Practice #17—See the best and worst in relationships.
Which Enneagram types go best together? Those at their healthiest number. Here are the best/worst traits to watch for in each number.
#26 Improve Your Relationships with Other Numbers on the Enneagram
Spiritual Practice #18—Use these relationship tips.
See how to improve your relationships with other numbers on the Enneagram. Approach each personality type in a way that suits them best.
#27 A Wake-Up Call for Each Number on the Enneagram
Spiritual Practice #19—Use your gift.
When you’re spiraling downward, you need a wake-up call. See one for each Enneagram number. Also see the unique gift your type can give the world.
#28 Your Cheat Sheet: Summary for Enneagram Types
Spiritual Practice #20—Pray about these 9 lies and truths.
Get your cheat sheet of a summary for Enneagram types. It includes triads, groups, core traits, etc., for each number. Also see this list of lies/truths for each number.
Did you learn anything new about your relationships this week using the Enneagram? Please share in the comments.
See the whole Enneagram series here
Previous: Your Cheat Sheet: Summary for Enneagram Types {Series #28}
Not an easy week of posts to digest, but very appreciated and very needed… Well done, Lisa. Thank you.
This has been such an awesome series, Lisa! I’ll come back often as I navigate my way through the Enneagram.
I learn something every day! I vaguely knew about enneagram, but had no idea it could go so deep.
#happynowlinkup
Those “don’t make me”s are so accurate!!
I am going to return to this post when I have more time so I can digest some more. I am thinking about my , “don’t make me list” now, thanks.