Enneagram with Caroline

So excited for today’s Discovery Track Workshops!

I’ll be presenting on a subject near & dear to my heart… 😂

H E A R T ❤️ T Y P E S

It’s a beautiful day in San Fransisco (the Texas summer made me forget what nice temperatures feel like 😅) and I can’t wait to meet everyone at the conference!

I am SO excited for the International Enneagram Association Global Conference this week!!

I’ll be presenting with ’s Milton Stewart about Heart Types: 2, 3, and 4!

This is my first Enneagram conference, and my first ever in-person Enneagram event I’ll be attending. The energy of a group of people focused on their inner work is incredible. So healing, so open, so free. I’ve felt it on Zoom, and can’t wait to experience it in real life!

It’s been so fun putting together my presentation introducing Types 2, 3, and 4, and can’t wait to share it!

If you’re going to the Conference or joining virtually, please leave a comment here! I’d love to meet you and get to know you in San Fransisco!!

Fellow 3’s, I’m looking at you 👀😂

3’s are skilled at what I call “chameleoning.” We can quickly perceive what others view as “successful” then shape shift into whatever that is, even if that means abandoning or hiding who we truly are.

In many ways, it’s an asset. It makes us likable, good communicators, strong performers, and effective at what we put our minds to.

The problem is, if we’re constantly shape shifting, it’s a slippery slope. We can quickly get out of touch with who we really are, drop our morals and values, and become someone unrecognizable - becoming afraid that who we truly are isn’t good enough.

Hello imposter syndrome. Hello workaholism. Hello hyper competitiveness.

3’s, remember that you don’t need everyone to like you. Get to know and like who you are, and let that be enough!

You don’t have to stop chasing your dreams or appreciating the spotlight. You just have to make sure you’re chasing dreams you *actually want to achieve* and not defining your self worth based on your performance.

I know that’s easier said than done, but I know you can do it. Here’s your reminder to try ❤️

Posted • Which one will it be today 😂

9's are notorious for avoiding conflict, but it's an inevitable part of life.

Start small to build that muscle!

What else would you add to this list?

8's aren't as averse to conflict as other Enneagram types, but sometimes they can come off as intimidating - intentionally or unintentionally.

8's, here are some tips for handling conflict! The main things to keep in mind are to listen, allow space for vulnerability, and avoid steamrolling others' points of view.

If you keep these things in mind, conflict will be a breeze!

What else would you add to this list?

Love you, 9's!!

Let's celebrate y'all in the comments ❤️ What do you love about 9's?

Source: "The Wisdom of the Enneagram" by Riso & Hudson

I know you usually hate conflict 7's, but you can't avoid it forever! Sometimes avoiding it only makes it worse.

Here are some things to keep in mind when it comes up!

What would you add to this list?

Sending love to all my 8 friends!!

What's something you appreciate about Type 8's?

Source: "The Wisdom of the Enneagram" by Riso & Hudson

This puppy at the dog park absolutely made my day. I hope she brings joy to yours, too! ☀️

Conflict is an inevitable and necessary part of any relationship. Whether it's a small disagreement or something bigger, here are some tips for 6's to keep in mind when it arises!

What else would you add to this list?

I like to think of 7's and 4's as two ends of the same spectrum, like a mirrored version of each other.

Do you know your Enneagram type yet? Learn it (or confirm that you haven't been mistyped) in a Typing Interview!

DM me or schedule one at the link in bio.

randomactsofcaroline.com/type

Love you, 7's!!

What's your favorite thing about our 7 friends?

Source: "The Wisdom of the Enneagram" by Riso & Hudson