ABOUT THIS EPISODE
This July, we are doing a summertime rewind to some of our favorite recent episodes that also feel timely when you're spending a lot of family time over the summer.
First up, understanding your parenting superpower through the Enneagram. What's your motivation? How do you engage with others in your household, particularly your children?
Listen in as our friend Melissa Thorson explains the Enneagram, how it can provide self-awareness, and how that awareness can transform the way you do life with others.
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