EP341: Healthy Stress Management When Life Kicks You in the Teeth Using the Enneagram

"When you understand the dynamics of your custom framework, managing stress in the healthiest way is super possible." <br />Stress affects each of us differently, depending on our Enneagram type. Sometimes we swing from one extreme to the other, feeling like everything is flowing beautifully one moment and everything is falling apart the next. <br />Stress can also rob us of the beautiful parts of life or lead to burnout, relationship issues, and illness. <br />And each Enneagram type has their own, unique stressors. <br />So how can you manage your stress in a way that's right for YOUR Type? <br />In this episode of "Lead with the Enneagram," I'll walk you through the unique triggers that bring on stress for each Enneagram type and how you can use Enneagram as a compass so you can handle stress in a more positive way. <br />Listen in as I share the best methods for each Enneagram type to deal with the stress in their lives and how the ones who love them can help by taking the emotional charge out of stressful situations and promoting self-compassion. Plus, why it's vital to understand the dynamics of your custom Enneagram framework to manage stress from a healthier perspective and move through it faster. <br />If you're interested in exploring your Enneagram type and gaining valuable insights into stress management, my <a href="https://www.tracyomalley.com/workwithme" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Enneagram Blueprint</a> is a must-have. To access the assessment, visit <a href="http://tracyomalley.com/workwithme/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">TracyO'Malley.com</a> TODAY! <b> </b><br />What You Will Learn <b> </b><br />How Enneagram 1s can manage stress and counteract inner critic and shame spiral<br />The #1 thing that stresses Enneagram 2 out and how to use self-care to break out of a stress cycle How Enneagram 3s can manage stress by reverse engineering the situation and then tap into their playful and creative side<br />How an Enneagram 4s urge to withdraw when stressed can lea