Have you ever felt the need to minimize your personality to conform to society or others' expectations? Do you want to embrace your unique personality without shame?

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Is vulnerability hard for you? Do you have a hard time asking for help and need a practical way to create a support system?

This week, Beth tackles these issues on the podcast with Dr. Alison Cook, a therapist, author, and podcast host specializing in merging faith and psychology.

✅ Mistyping: Alison shares how the pressure to conform to certain expectations of humility, selflessness, and not displaying ambitions led to her mistyping herself as a Type 2 and how she learned to embrace her true Enneagram Type 3 without shame.

✅ Connecting paths: Alison asks Beth for advice on adopting the positive characteristics of Alison's connecting Type 6.

✅ Creating a support system: Alison shares her struggle with vulnerability and her story of hitting rock bottom. Together, Beth and Alison discuss how Type 3s (and all Enneagram Types) can create a support network using one of Type 6's superpowers as inspiration.

Thank you to our hosts and guests:

Dr. Alison Cook (Type 3):

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Episode 190: Redefining Vulnerability with the Enneagram: Dr. Alison Cook on Building Stronger Support Systems