Enneagram Workshop

Any big decisions coming up for you? Do you just know what you are going to do? How do you feel about it? Or, are you still thinking?   Teamwork 9.0 author Matt Schlegel leads this workshop in which participants of all Enneagram types explore how each approaches decision making, and how the Intuitive-Feeling-Thinking behaviors of the Enneagram Centers influence each approach. Join us for an evening of sharing and learning decision making practices from each other.

When: Tuesday, October 20 7:30-9PM

For Zoom meeting details, contact Matt Schlegel — matt@evolutionaryteams.com

Hope you can join us!

 

Please join us for Enneagram workshops on inclusivity on Tuesday and motivation on Wednesday.  Details follow…

Title: Inclusivity in Teams – Increased Emotional Intelligence Through the Enneagram

Description: Working with people who see the world the same way as we do might be easier than interfacing with a collection of diverse human beings with their own peculiarities. But imagine a baseball team where all nine players were excellent pitchers, but no one could hit a home run or catch a fly ball. That team wouldn’t have much of a chance of success, and neither will you and your team. So how can we increase our chances of successfully working with the wide range of human beings we will inevitably encounter in our careers? Increased emotional intelligence.

Date: Tuesday, October 13, 2020

Time: 3pm to 5pm Pacific Time

Host: Kimberly Wiefling—Wiefling Consulting, Inc.

Registration: Free

More information and to register:  https://www.eventbrite.com/e/inclusivity-in-teams-increased-emotional-intelligence-via-the-enneagram-tickets-120314191987

 

Title: Engage Your Team with 9 Individualized Motivation Strategie

Description: One of the biggest challenges for new managers is understanding what motivates their team members. Likely, new managers have a good idea of what motivates themselves, and they may project their own motivation onto others. That strategy may or may not work. Some individuals may have completely different motivations, and a new manager may struggle to understand those differences. The Enneagram is a tool that describes nine distinct personality styles, each with a distinct – and distinctly different – motivation. By knowing the Enneagram style of team members, and by understanding each person’s intrinsic motivation, the aspiring leader can dramatically increase team engagement.

Date: Wednesday, October 14, 2020

Time: 5pm to 6:30pm Pacific Time

Host: Silicon Valley Engineering Leadership Community

Registration: Free

More information and to register: https://www.meetup.com/SV-ELC/events/273088469/

I am conducting a number of Enneagram and team-effectiveness workshops in October and November.  Please join if you can!

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Title: Fixing Your Team’s Dysfunctions and Improving Team Effectiveness Using the Enneagram

Description: Sometimes teams go too slow and get stuck. Sometimes teams go too fast and skip steps. Join us for this highly interactive and engaging workshop in which you will explore the Enneagram and applications to assess your team and predict & avoid problems. Learn tools and techniques for significantly improving your team’s effectiveness.

Date: Saturday, October 10, 2020

Time: 9am to 5pm Pacific Time

Host: Project Management Institute San Francisco Bay Area

Non-Member Registration: $110

More information and to register: https://pmisfbac.org/calendar?eventId=6154

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Title: Inclusivity in Teams – Increased Emotional Intelligence Through the Enneagram

Description: Working with people who see the world the same way as we do might be easier than interfacing with a collection of diverse human beings with their own peculiarities. But imagine a baseball team where all nine players were excellent pitchers, but no one could hit a home run or catch a fly ball. That team wouldn’t have much of a chance of success, and neither will you and your team. So how can we increase our chances of successfully working with the wide range of human beings we will inevitably encounter in our careers? Increased emotional intelligence.

Date: Tuesday, October 13, 2020

Time: 3pm to 4:30pm Pacific Time

Host: Kimberly Wiefling–Wiefling Consulting, Inc.

Registration: Free

More information and to register: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/inclusivity-in-teams-increased-emotional-intelligence-via-the-enneagram-tickets-120314191987

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Title: Engage Your Team with 9 Individualized Motivation Strategies

Description: One of the biggest challenges for new managers is understanding what motivates their team members. Likely, new managers have a good idea of what motivates themselves, and they may project their own motivation onto others. That strategy may or may not work. Some individuals may have completely different motivations, and a new manager may struggle to understand those differences. The Enneagram is a tool that describes nine distinct personality styles, each with a distinct – and distinctly different – motivation. By knowing the Enneagram style of team members, and by understanding each person’s intrinsic motivation, the aspiring leader can dramatically increase team engagement.

Date: Wednesday, October 14, 2020

Time: 5pm to 6:30pm Pacific Time

Host: Silicon Valley Engineering Leadership Community

Registration: Free

More information and to register: https://www.meetup.com/SV-ELC/events/273088469/

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Title: The Enneagram and Decision Making

Description: Any big decisions coming up for you? Do you just know what you are going to do? How do you feel about it? Or, are you still thinking?   Teamwork 9.0 author Matt Schlegel leads this workshop in which participants of all Enneagram types explore how each approaches decision making, and how the Intuitive-Feeling-Thinking behaviors of the Enneagram Centers influence each approach. Join us for an interactive evening of sharing and learning decision-making practices from each other.

Date: Tuesday, October 20, 2020

Time: 7:30pm to 9pm Pacific Time

Host: Center for Spiritual Life

Registration: Free

More information and to register:  https://www.centerforspirituallife.com/events/2020/10/20/decision-making-and-the-enneagram

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Title: Learn the Nine Intrinsic Motivations of Teammates

Description: One of the biggest challenges for project managers is understanding what motivates their team members. Likely, project managers have a good idea of what motivates themselves, and they may project their own motivation onto others. That strategy may or may not work. Some individuals may have completely different motivations, and the manager may struggle to understand those differences. The Enneagram is a tool that describes nine distinct personality styles, each with a distinct – and distinctly different – motivation. By knowing the Enneagram style of team members, and by understanding each person’s intrinsic motivation, a project leader can individually motivate team members to complete assignments.

Date: Wednesday, November 11, 2020

Time: 6:15pm to 8pm Pacific Time

Host: Project Management Institute Silicon Valley

Registration: $5

More information and to register:  https://pmisv.org/events/calendar/general-events/pm-insight-sunnyvale/pm-insight-sunnyvale-virtual-meeting-learn-the-nine-intrinsic-motivations-of-teammates

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Title: The Enneagram and America

Description: What do you love about living in the United States? What is uncomfortable? How does it compare with your experiences living and traveling abroad?  Teamwork 9.0 author Matt Schlegel leads this complimentary workshop in which participants of all Enneagram types share their experiences living in America and relating to American culture. Join us for an interactive evening of sharing and learning from each other.

Date: Tuesday, November 17, 2020

Time: 7:30pm to 9pm Pacific Time

Host: Center for Spiritual Life

Registration: Free

More information and to register: https://www.centerforspirituallife.com/events/2020/11/17/the-enneagram-and-america

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Under stress? So many of us are as we deal the realities of life during a pandemic—finding ways to work safely—school our children safely—care for our elderly and vulnerable friends and family safely. How are your behaviors changing in response to these stresses? The Enneagram can help us identify our unhealthy responses, understand why they happen, and guide us back to healthy responses. Teamwork 9.0 author Matt Schlegel leads this complimentary workshop in which participants dive deeply into the Enneagram’s Path of Disintegration and explore what it can teach us about ourselves.  We will share how we are coping and learn from one another tips for staying healthy through these challenging times using the concept of Enneagram disintegration.

Date: Tuesday, September 22

Time: 7:30pm to 9pm

Access: Contact matt@evolutionaryteams.com for the Zoom link to the workshop.

You can find more details to the workshop here:

https://www.centerforspirituallife.com/events/2020/9/22/the-enneagram-path-of-disintegration

Hope you can make it—we want to hear your story!

How does each Enneagram type understand and relate to time? Which types focus on the past, which on the future, and which on the here and now? Which types act with urgency, as if there were too little time? Which types think there’s all the time in the world? In this interactive session, we will explore the relationship between Enneagram types and time.

Workshop Details

Date: Tuesday, August 18

Time: 7:30PM-9:00PM Pacific

Access:  Contact Matt Schlegel for Zoom link (matt@evolutionaryteams.com)

Hope you can make it—we want to hear your stories!