The Awareness to Action Enneagram Podcast

What actually defines your Enneagram type if it's not your behavior? Creek, Mario, and María José explain why type is rooted in a strategy—striving toward a particular feeling—not in stereotypical actions. They show why an Eight can feel insecure, a Three can be lazy, and why that matters.

Mario, María José, and Seth talk real parenting conflicts—tattoos, curfews, meals—and how their instinctual biases shape what they fight about. A preserving seven worries differently than a navigating eight. When you and your partner disagree on safety, control, and outcomes, your subtypes matter more than your type.

Mario and María José explain why they keep the Enneagram out of conversations with their kids—and how they use it silently to parent better. They share what they've learned about instinctual biases, subtypes, and their own blind spots as parents.

Mario, María José, and Creek break down how preservers, transmitters, and navigators coach differently—their natural strengths, blind spots, and why knowing your instinctual bias keeps you from just milking the client.

Type Nines sabotage themselves through self-deprecation and conflict avoidance. Mario, María José, and Creek break down why Nines devalue their contributions, the difference between Transmitting and Preserving subtypes, and what actually wakes them up to their own worth.