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Know your number: exploring the enneagram for personal growth
lesson one
lesson 1: Enneagram history & the heart triad
Let's delve into the basics of the Enneagram and then explore the three heart types. In this lesson, you'll watch an introductory video with Dr. Carrie Starr, take an Enneagram assessment, read and reflect on Scripture, watch an interview with Dayo Ajankau, and discover a unique Enneagram podcast featuring the creation of an original song for each type. You can do this work all in one sitting, or spread the work out over multiple days. Try to complete all material in this lesson before beginning Week Two.
WATCH
"The Enneagram and the Heart Triad" video with Dr. Carrie Starr
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Click the video to the right or watch on youtube
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Take a free Enneagram assessment here.
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Here's another free assessment option!
Dayo Ajanaku: Founder of @theblackenneagram
- M&M Live Radio's hosts, Meesa & Meah talk with Enneagram Enthusiast and Content Creator, Dayo Ajanaku! Dayo Ajanaku talks to M&M about knowing your Enneagram Type, her love for black culture and more.
- View her Instagram account here.
- Philippians 2: 1-11
- Reflect on the humility of Christ. What are practical ways you can demonstrate greater humility?
- The Sacred Enneagram: Your Unique Path to Spiritual Growth
- This is an optional resource.
- The Wisdom of the Enneagram: The Complete Guide to Psychological & Spiritual Growth
- This is an optional resource.
Type 2: The Befriender
Twos are empathetic, sincere, and warm-hearted. They are friendly, generous, and self-sacrificing. They can slip into doing for others in order to be needed.
Key Motivation: they want to be loved, needed and appreciated.
Type 3: The Achiever
Threes are self-assured, attractive, and charming. Ambitious, competent & energetic, they can also be status-conscious & driven for achievement.
Key Motivation: they want to be affirmed, be admired, and impress others
Type 4: The Individualist
Fours are self-aware, sensitive, and reserved. They are emotionally honest, creative and personal, but can be moody and self-conscious.
Key Motivation: they want to be unique, special, and express their individuality
Click on the button below to complete this lesson
HERE TO HELP
dr. CARRIE STARR
Executive Director of the Community Institutes
As your professor, I am here to help you get the most out of this experience. You can expect weekly reminders from me and words of encouragement to help keep you on track and moving through the class materials. You've got this!
585.594.6257 or starr_carrie@roberts.edu