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Sara and Holly are back on their Enneagram talk - and if you have a foundational knowledge of this system, today’s conversation is for you. They discuss misconceptions about each of their numbers, including how if we’re not careful we might turn each other into “caricatures”, which only seems to divide us in relationships. They discuss how we can come together using the different ways we are wired, and why being curious about others is always the best way to deepen relationships.
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