pickI think the cover & title are awful, but I actually loved learning more about the enneagram in this book. It's full of humor & hard truths & helped me understand some of my own challenges & others' choices better. The structure worked well introducing each type & explaining how their childhood, work, relationship, etc. can be affected by their type. It wraps up each one w/ a list of ways they can work on spiritual growth & healthy decision making.
so-soFinished this one up tonight. I‘d started this before October so I‘ll get to my #scarathlon reads starting tomorrow. The book was conversational and I liked how they explained each of the types and broke them down. I think I was looking for more guidance on discovering my type since it sounded like I could‘ve been a few easily
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Kinda lucked into this as I happened to be reading the tagged book during those hours. Read for probably an hour so 20 pts.
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pickLoved this! So interesting and useful.
pickI‘m new to learning about the enneagram and this was a great introduction.
It really is a joy to spend time thinking about the different types and where you and your people fall over the 9 types. I found it very interesting and will probably continue to think about it for some time.
The only problem I had with it was that I would‘ve preferred the spirituality parts to be spirituality without Christianity.
The StoryGraph has captivated my attention for the day. I imported my Goodreads data and now have all sorts of pretty charts about my reading, like these two: my most read genres for the year so far, which I have compared to my all time most read genres. Amazing. Thanks @Clwojick for mentioning this tool!
March‘s book report.
14 books read this month.
Wow! I learned so much reading this book. My number and wing are so me! I am a four wing five. Do you know your enneagram number, what it means and your wing? I would love to know. Book 30/150.
