EP319: The Fastest Way to Get Yourself Out of a RUT by Your Enneagram Type

Are you in a rut? <br />As we reach the midpoint of February, it's common to feel the weight of our unfulfilled goals for the new year. <br />You might feel shame, fear, or anxiety, thinking you've fallen short. And the next thing you know, you're in a slump, which can feel very dark and lonely. <br />But as humans, we all get into a rut. <br />And for each of you, depending on your Enneagram type, that rut looks a little bit different. And so does what it takes to get out of it, because what works for an Enneagram 8 isn't going to be the same as what works for an Enneagram 4. <br />So, how can you break free from your rut, overcome the roadblocks and get back on track to achieving your dreams? <br />Today, on <i>"Lead With The Enneagram</i>," I'm going to help you discover the secrets to breaking out of a rut based on your Enneagram type. <br />Are you an Enneagram 1 feeling stuck in the same old routine? You might need a little bit of spontaneity to shake things up. And for all you Enneagram 5s out there, it's time to close those browser tabs and hit the running trail to blast through those doldrums. Plus, I’ll share which Enneagram type is most prone to feeling stuck and how they can break through. <br />Listen in as I walk you through how you can use the power of YOUR Enneagram type to break out of a slump and unlock your full potential!<br /> Are you tired of feeling stuck in a rut and not living up to your full potential? I'd love to help you discover your actual Enneagram type and partner with you on your journey of self-discovery and personal growth. Together, we can help you get on the right path so you can do the things you are here to do. Find out more at <a href="https://www.tracyomalley.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">TracyO'Malley.com</a> in the <a href="https://www.tracyomalley.com/workwithme" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">work with me</a> section. <br />What You Will Learn <b> </b><br />How practicing self-compassion, setting realistic standards, and fin