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Jerry Wagner

Lines and Arrows: The High and Low Side of Each Style’s Connecting Points

The Enneagram is not static, but dynamic, as seen by the lines and arrows on the Enneagram symbol. In this session, we will explore the connecting points or arrow styles of each Enneagram number to help you recognize where you go in stress and security—and how to use those movements as a powerful tool for personal transformation.

Beth McCord

Understanding Your Wings as Resource Points

Many people know their Enneagram type… but most don’t fully grasp how many growth paths are available to them. In this session, we’ll introduce Beth McCord’s Enneagram Internal Profile (EIP) and focus on one of those paths: your wings. You’ll learn what wings are, why they matter, and how they can become powerful resources for growth.

Joey Stabile Schewee

Focus Shifts: Where Your Attention Goes and Why It Matters 

In this session, Joey Schewee is going to teach you her brand new framework called Focus Shifts. She asserts that while your reference point (external, internal, or independent) stays the same, your focus is constantly shifting between self, others, and task based on the lines of the Enneagram. If you are intrigued and want to add a whole new layer to your personal and professional growth, make sure to tune in!

R. Karl Heberstreit

Joel Hubbard & Jim Zartman

The Growth Path for Hunters, Farmers, and Teamers

Most people know their Enneagram type—but very few understand the instincts driving everything underneath it. In this conversation with The Art of Growth founders Joel Hubbard and Jim Zartman, we’ll explore the three primary instincts—SX, SP, and SO—what they call Hunters, Farmers, and Teamers, depending on which one you lead with. You’ll discover what each instinct does best, the blind spots that may be keeping you stuck, and how to borrow from the other two to find greater balance and growth.

Tracy Baker-Lawrence

Decode Your Couple D.N.A.: An Early Intervention Method to Future Proof Love

What if the biggest problems in your relationship aren’t caused by incompatibility—but by misunderstood differences, hidden wounds, and unconscious nervous system reactions? In this eye-opening session, relationship psychologist Tracy Baker-Lawrence introduces her Couple D.N.A. Method, a powerful framework designed to help couples understand the deeper dynamics shaping conflict, connection, and long-term love.

Kate Strohl

Before the Conversation: How Your Type's Inner Voice Shapes Your Outer Communication

In this insightful and deeply practical session, Kate Strohl explores the “inner voice” behind each Enneagram type—the hidden commentary shaping your reactions, relationships, insecurities, and communication patterns. You’ll discover how each type’s inner dialogue influences the way they interpret the world, connect with others, and respond under stress. More importantly, you’ll learn how awareness of that voice can create healthier communication, greater compassion, and more freedom in your relationships.

Sarah Wallace

Facilitating a World-Class Enneagram Workshop

Want to confidently lead engaging Enneagram workshops that people actually remember—and pay for? In this session, Sarah Wallace shares a proven 9-step framework for facilitating impactful Enneagram trainings without overwhelming your audience with theory. Drawing from years of corporate facilitation experience with teams ranging from startups to major organizations, Sarah walks through everything from assessments and pre-workshop surveys to group maps, audience engagement, follow-up strategies, and converting workshops into ongoing business opportunities.

Abbi Rodriguez

How You Handle Conflict: An Enneagram Guide to Harmonic Groups

Have you ever noticed that in conflict, some people stay positive… others get hyper-logical… and others get deeply emotional? In this session, we’re exploring the Enneagram’s Harmonic Groups—three distinct ways we all respond when things get challenging. You’ll discover which pattern you default to, how it shapes your reactions in conflict, and what it looks like to grow beyond it.

Micky ScottBey Jones

Connecting Points: Understanding Each Type’s Support & Neglected Strategy

In the Awareness to Action approach, your Enneagram type is your preferred strategy, but you also have a neglected strategy you resist and a support strategy you rely on—often without realizing it. And that dynamic is exactly why you get stuck. In this session, we’ll unpack how these strategies interact, where your growth actually comes from, and walk through each type so you can see what you lean on, what you avoid, and how to expand beyond your default patterns.

Lee Fields & Seth "Creek" Creekmore

Analogue Enneagram: An ATA Approach to growing on purpose

In this session, we’re introducing a brand-new framework for personal growth called Analogue Enneagram. My guests, Lee and Creek, from the Awareness to Action (ATA) Enneagram school, have been developing a practical approach designed to help people grow with greater purpose and intentionality. This is the first time they’re publicly sharing what they’ve been building behind the scenes, and I’m excited for you to get an early look.

Kelsey Taylor

9 Ways to Hear Hard Things: Using the Enneagram to Turn Feedback into Growth

In this relatable session, Kelsey Taylor explores how feedback often threatens our identity, core desires, and sense of self, triggering defensiveness, shame, anxiety, anger, or withdrawal. Through the lens of all nine Enneagram types, you’ll discover the hidden fears underneath your reaction to both criticism and praise, along with practical growth questions that help move you from defensiveness toward curiosity, emotional maturity, and self-awareness. Whether feedback makes you spiral, shut down, argue back, overperform, or minimize yourself, this session will help you recognize your patterns faster and use hard conversations as a tool for real growth. 

Kathryn Thomas, PhD 

Your Enneagram Type’s Relationship to Money

In this insightful session, Kathryn Thomas explores how each Enneagram type uniquely approaches earning, saving, spending, investing, generosity, risk, and financial security. From emotional spending and financial avoidance to control, scarcity, image, impulsivity, and over-responsibility, you’ll uncover the deeper beliefs and survival strategies shaping your financial habits. Kathryn also explores how the three instincts influence money behaviors and how greater awareness can help you move from automatic reactions to intentional financial choices. 

Tiffany Wood

Rewriting Your Story: From Reactive Patterns to Empowered Relationships with the Enneagram

In this session, Tiffany Wood explores how the Enneagram reveals the hidden stories driving our reactions, conflicts, leadership struggles, and emotional patterns. Using frameworks like the Drama Triangle and Empowered Triangle, Tiffany shows how each type unconsciously falls into roles like victim, rescuer, or persecutor—and how greater awareness can help us shift into healthier, more empowered ways of relating.