Enneagram Workshop

Join us this Wednesday for a group discussion on creating a personal legacy and how each Enneagram type colors perceptions and behaviors about legacy.

Contact matt@evolutionaryteams.com for Zoom link.

Wednesday, September 22, 7:30–9:00 PM (PST)
Enneagram and Legacy
How would you like to be remembered? What would you like written in your obituary? How are you pursuing your legacy each day? We will examine how each Enneagram type brings their own legacy into their lives, learning from each other to help us all fulfill our highest potential selves.

Contact matt@evolutionaryteams.com for Zoom link.

Please join us for these complimentary Enneagram study group sessions in which we will share our perspectives and learn from one another other about how different Enneagram types approach a number of interesting topics.  Please contact matt@evolutionaryteams.com for a calendar invitation to the workshop.

 

Enneagram and Legacy

Wednesday, September 22, 7:30–9:00PM Pacific

How would you like to be remembered? What would you like written in your obituary? How are you pursuing your legacy each day? We will examine how each Enneagram type brings their own legacy into their lives, learning from each other to help us all fulfill our highest potential selves.

 

Guilt, Shame, and the Enneagram

Wednesday, October 20, 7:30–9:00PM Pacific

Which Enneagram types feel guilt?  Which Enneagram types feel shame?  How do these feelings differ between types? How does each type process these feelings.  In this workshop, we will learn from each other how each Enneagram type experiences guilt and shame, and understand better our own experiences with these feelings.

 

Enneagram and Health

Wednesday, November 17, 7:30–9:00PM Pacific

What is your approach to diet and nutrition—slow and steady, or feast and fast? What is your approach to exercise—strength training, or high intensity, or aerobic? How important is sleep and rest? What about meditation and recreation? In this workshop, we examine how each Enneagram type approaches wellness—physical and mental—learning from each other to optimize our own health, happiness and well-being.

 

For a calendar invitation, please contact: matt@evolutionaryteams.com

Conducting two Enneagram workshops this month, a Back-to-Basics workshop on Wed 3/17 and an Intrinsic Motivation workshop for team leaders on Thu 3/25.  Details below.  Hope to see you there!

Title: Enneagram—Back To Basics

Description: Where did the Enneagram come from?  What are the nine Enneagram types?  What’s my type? Can I be more than one type?  Join us for this back-to-basics Enneagram discussion where we discuss these and many other topics.  Those new to the Enneagram are welcome to join.  Those familiar with the Enneagram are encouraged to share their perspectives and help those who are just beginning.

Those new to the Enneagram are encouraged to take this Enneagram quiz before the meeting:  http://www.enneasurvey.com/

Date: Wed, March 17, 2021

Time: 7:30pm to 9pm Pacific Time

Host: Center for Spiritual Life

Registration Fee: Free

Registration: For Zoom link contact Matt Schlegel at matt@evolutionaryteams.com

More information: https://www.centerforspirituallife.com/events/2021/3/17/enneagram-basics

Title: Learn the Nine Intrinsic Motivations of Teammates

Description: Come prepared to turn on your video and engage with participants in this interactive workshop in which we explore the intrinsic motivations of ourselves and our teammates. One of the biggest challenges for project managers is understanding what motivates team members. Likely, you have a good idea of what motivates yourself, and you may project your own motivation onto others. That strategy may or may not work. Some individuals may have completely different motivations, and project managers may struggle to understand these differences. The Enneagram describes nine distinct motivations and provides a framework to understand the differences and nuances of each. By knowing the primary Enneagram style of team members, project managers can understand each person’s intrinsic motivation and assign work in a motivating way.

Date: Thursday March 25, 2021

Time: 6:30pm to 8:30pm Pacific Time

Host: Project Management Institute California Central Coast Chapter

Registration Fee: $20 for non-members

Registration: https://pmi-4c.org/events/event-calendar/monthly-dinner-meeting-template/march-2021-pmi-4c-monthly-meeting-telepresence-only

 

Other Upcoming Online Workshops

Center for Spiritual Life Workshops –Spring 2021 Lineup

4/21:  Enneagram Subtypes: https://www.centerforspirituallife.com/events/2021/4/21/enneagram-subtypes-workshop

5/19: Enneagram and Intrinsic Motivation

6/16: Living the Experiences of Other Types

Wednesday February 24th, 7:30pm, Tues: Enneagram and Love

What does the Enneagram tell us about where Cupid’s arrow may land? In this session we will explore compatibility between Enneagram types in relationships with our significant other. Also, we will examine how self-love helps us to better navigate these relationships.

For Zoom Link contact Matt Schlegel at matt@evolutionaryteams.com

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Future Enneagram Studies Workshops…

Enneagram—Back To Basics

Wednesday, March 17, 7:30PM

Where did the Enneagram come from?  What are the nine Enneagram types?  What’s my type? Can I be more than one type?  Join us for this back-to-basics Enneagram discussion where we discuss these and many other topics.  Those new to the Enneagram are welcome to join.  Those familiar with the Enneagram are encouraged to share their perspectives and help those who are just beginning.

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Enneagram Subtypes—Wait! There are actually 27 types?

Wednesday, April 21, 7:30PM

Even those who are the same Enneagram type can have very different approaches to navigating relationships. One way to understand these differences is with Enneagram subtypes. For each Enneagram type, there are 3 subtypes. These are commonly called self preservation, one-to-one, and social. We will also consider Mario Sikora’s approach to subtypes. He calls them preserving, transmitting , and navigating, respectively.

In the recent Action to Awareness podcast series, Sikora and his team explore the subtypes by examining a movie that highlights the subtype behaviors. Here are links to the podcasts:

Self preservation—Preserving subtype; Movie: Castaway; Podcast: https://awarenesstoaction.com/s1e3-cast-away-and-the-preserving-domain/

One-to-One—Transmitting subtype: Movie: Saturday Night Fever; Podcast: https://awarenesstoaction.com/s1e1-saturday-night-fever-and-the-transmitting-domain/

Social—Navigating subtype; Movie: Breakfast Club; Podcast: https://awarenesstoaction.com/s1e2-the-breakfast-club-and-the-navigating-domain/

In preparation for this discussion, you are encouraged to listen to the podcasts and watch the movies.