We had a lot of fun with this episode — and we learned a few things about each other in the process of recording it! What’s today’s podcast episode topic? The Enneagram and marriage.
Whether you love all things Enneagram, are skeptical of it, or don’t even know what it is, I think you’ll enjoy this candid conversation about our differences, how we have worked through them, and what it looks like to love and respect someone who is the complete opposite of you in many ways.
Pull up a chair (or a load of laundry!) and listen in as we chat about our big foster care news, grilling meat, my favorite makeup cleaner (and I make a confession that I might get some flack for), a book I’m reading, and marriage and the Enneagram!
In This Episode:
[01:55] What’s saving our lives? Butcher Box and Mary Kay 3-in-1 Timewise Cleanser.
[07:20] I’ve been reading Come Matter Here by Hannah Brencher.
[11:28] How do marriage and the Enneagram tie in with one another?
[14:37] Jesse talks about what it’s like to be married to a very strong Enneagram 8.
[18:30] On the flip side, I share what it is like being married an inquisitive Enneagram 5.
[25:34] How do we reconcile our differences?
[30:19] Learning more about our personality types has helped us to build a stronger marriage through understanding.
[33:57] Choose to see differences as strengths and it will change your perspective — and maybe your relationship!
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