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What if the deepest motivation of each type begins not with something broken, but with something good?
In this episode of the Reading Room, Jeff continues working through the introduction to Helen Palmer’s The Enneagram in Love and Work, focusing on a foundational question: Where does our Enneagram type actually come from? Palmer describes the passions—the traditional deadly sins—as a central axis of type, shaping the biases through which we experience ourselves and the world.
This time, Jeff pushes back, exploring three categories that may be more foundational to our experience: embodiment, fear, and avoidance.
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