Melissa Kircher

And I never could before.

So, yeah, it is really transformational.

And you can change in the blink.

There have been huge shifts for people in the blink of an eye and slow and steady.

So I think it has to encompass the whole thing.

Yeah.

And that speaks a lot to what you've been talking about this whole time, which is it's such an individual experience and everybody's going to have their own journey with it.

So that tracks for sure.

Is there things that people misunderstand about the Enneagram?

Is there things that people get wrong about the Enneagram?

I imagine that there's this other side of not like a conversation that we're having where there's an understanding of it, but just

This lack of understanding or the lack of not knowing it in the right way, I assume that there's a side to this as it comes with all personality assessments.

Yeah, I think the easiest one is that it stereotypes people and stereotypes exist for a reason.

So are there stereotypes of each type?

Yeah.

But does each type have, we haven't talked about wings, we haven't talked about stress and security arrows, the triads, the subtypes, there's a lot to it.

And I do that it is complex, but it is understandable.

There are other systems that are more complex that even I am like, I don't get it.

So I like that it's complex, but that you can get it right.

So you can go deep, but you don't have to go to absolutely everything in order to really get rich stuff from it.