Holidays happen to be my (Sierra) favorite time of year - there’s a shift of expectation in the atmosphere. People are more cheerful, excited about life in general; and even here in Australia (where it warms up more than anything else), you’ll find more friends out and about than you would any other time of year. What a joy. That being said, there are so many aspects of stress that can come with this holiday season. Whether you’re in your element of creating an at-home environment and hosting every party (we see you, type twos & sevens), or enjoying playing a more behind the scenes part b ..read more

Do you ever feel like you’re just not yourself? Meaning, you feel like you act different ways around different people, or you don’t feel confident, or you can’t express yourself in a comfortable way? If you’ve felt these things, just know you’re not alone. Everyone at some point in their life can identify with these things, and probably more, but it doesn’t diminish the fact that we don’t want to feel these ways and are looking for a way to live a more authentic and confident life. How do we do this? We need to understand that first and foremost, a more fulfilling and authentic life is absolut ..read more

We absolutely love Donald Miller, his books, and what he does in bringing amazing content for the enneagram. We recently did a post with some of his phrases he’s known for in story telling and applied them to each enneagram type. Here’s why we chose each phrase for each particular type. Type 1 - Edit As You Go Type Ones are known for getting caught up in the details, especially when they attach to them as the right way of doing things. In the story of your life, it would be beneficial to “edit as you go”. Meaning, allow yourself to realize the story needs to continue and you don’t have to get ..read more

The second installment of The Enneagram in Flowers is the Thinking Triad which include the numbers 7, 6, and 5. Let’s begin with 7. This triad has some similarities to the “thinking” types in the myers briggs personality profile. However, the enneagram is much more complex and brings many more insights into each type. If you want to read more in depth on this triad, check out https://www.enneagraminstitute.com/ SEVEN: The Enthusiast Flower: Cosmos “joy in love and life.” Seven’s are full of life and fun-loving. They are always looking forward to the next adventure and fun-thing. While this can ..read more

The enneagram has exploded recently and if you have no idea what I’m talking about, here’s a good website to get some basic information about it. https://www.enneagraminstitute.com/ For those of you who dislike personality tests because they, “put you in a box,” I’ve heard the enneagram described as “telling you the box that you’re already in so that you can get out of it.” While I am by no means an expert on the enneagram I’m fascinated by it and have learned a lot about it the past few months. I recently had the idea of pairing flowers with each enneagram number. Flowers can be such a sweet ..read more

As we have spent time learning all about the enneagram and been blessed to be connected with so many people who have joined our community, we continually come across art and other creative aspects that describe the enneagram and all it’s Types. There is something within creativity that shines the light of the enneagram in such a way that it connects with people on a deeper and more relevant way. As we’ve seen how much the arts and creatives are adored and loved, we decided to bring a community together featuring artists and their enneagram collections. It’s our desire to give this community a ..read more

As we dive into a series on Instagram with the Enneagram and Relationships, we want to explore each enneagram type with an overview of how they view and function in relationships. We can take this overview in any type of relationship; from marriage, to friendship, and even to how we relate with a co-worker. Whatever the relationship, you’ll find the overviews below helpful in strengthening, deepening, and understanding those in your life and how you relate to them. The 3 Vs At the core of any relationships are values, vulnerabilities, and how we vacillate between our best and worst moments. L ..read more

Subscribe to our Blogs As we dive into a series on Instagram with the Enneagram and Relationships, we want to explore each enneagram type with an overview of how they view and function in relationships. We can take this overview in any type of relationship; from marriage, to friendship, and even to how we relate with a co-worker. Whatever the relationship, you’ll find the overviews below helpful in strengthening, deepening, and understanding those in your life and how you relate to them. The 3 Vs At the core of any relationships are values, vulnerabilities, and how we vacillate between our be ..read more

As we dive into a series on Instagram with the Enneagram and Relationships, we want to explore each enneagram type with an overview of how they view and function in relationships. We can take this overview in any type of relationship; from marriage, to friendship, and even to how we relate with a co-worker. Whatever the relationship, you’ll find the overviews below helpful in strengthening, deepening, and understanding those in your life and how you relate to them. The 3 Vs At the core of any relationships are values, vulnerabilities, and how we vacillate between our best and worst moments. L ..read more

Subscribe to our blogs As we dive into a series on Instagram with the Enneagram and Relationships, we want to explore each enneagram type with an overview of how they view and function in relationships. We can take this overview in any type of relationship; from marriage, to friendship, and even to how we relate with a co-worker. Whatever the relationship, you’ll find the overviews below helpful in strengthening, deepening, and understanding those in your life and how you relate to them. The 3 Vs At the core of any relationships are values, vulnerabilities, and how we vacillate between our be ..read more