Reflection is not a mere stroll down memory lane; it's a deliberate pause to decode the whispers of our experiences. Think of it as a personal debrief, a chance to examine the highs that lifted your spirit and the lows that tested your resilience.

During childhood, we began to tell ourselves a different story about who we are and what we need to do in order to be successful, be happy, or just to survive. 

These stories have served us well at different times in life, but it is important to take time to reflect and see if they are still serving us or if they’re holding us back.  Let me share a brief overview of the stories each Enneagram type may tell themself:

The Enneagram Centers of Intelligence refer to how we interact with the world through our Body (instinct), Heart (feeling), and Head (thinking) centers. So let's take a look at what these centers are, the issues and struggles each type in the centers have, and steps to learn so you can access all three of our centers to be better balanced.

The English language uses the word love in so many different contexts which in my opinion can dilute what we really want to express when we use the word.

Whereas, the Greek language has different words to describe the many types of love we experience.

Have you ever felt like you have a lot of thoughts and feelings bubbling up inside of you but you aren’t sure what to do with it? Or you feel like you just have to face it all alone?

Maybe you grew up being taught that your personal world is something you keep to yourself and so you’ve learned you have to internalize everything you think and feel.

Talking it out can help!

It was also a time I realized the importance of reflection and gratitude in my personal life.

At that stage in my life I lived pretty fast paced. I was always on the go, looking ahead for the next thing to be involved in. That wasn’t a bad thing, but I realize I didn’t often slow down to reflect.