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121: Nine Enneagram Questions To Help You Make Wiser Decisions with Dr. Drew Moser

November 9, 2020

Have you ever made a decision that you later regretted? Do you wish you knew how to make wiser choices instead of repeating the mistakes over and over again? In Episode 121, Daniel and Christina interview Enneagram teacher, Dr. Drew Moser, about how you can make wiser decisions by asking yourself these nine Enneagram questions. 

  

In This Episode, You Will Hear About:

  • How The Enneagram can give you a good framework to help you make wiser decisions
  • The different centers of intelligence and how they can help you in your decision-making process
  • The importance of looking at the past, present, and future (the fullness of time) as you navigate a decision
  • Should Christians use The Enneagram?

Looking For The PERFECT Gift To Give The Special People In Your Life? 

  • Download our FREE eBook: The Perfect Gift for Every Enneagram Type to find out what your loved ones really want this holiday season. 

Resources Mentioned During the Episode:

  • Pick up a copy of Drew’s latest book, The Enneagram of Discernment: The Way of Vocation, Wisdom, and Practice 
  • Use the coupon code PODCAST for 15% off of Drew’s book, The Enneagram of Discernment
  • Listen to our previous interview with Dr. Drew Moser about The Perfect Gift For Every Enneagram Type
  • Want to learn more about The Enneagram? Listen to our previous episodes about the Enneagram here:
    • Episode 69: Enneagram and Communication Styles with Lauren Gray
    • Episode 70: Resolving Conflict with The Enneagram with Lauren Gray
    • Episode 98: How The Enneagram Can Deepen Your Marriage Connection 
  • Want to jump into an Enneagram 3’s brain? Read Daniel’s newest book, You Are What You Do: and Six Other Lies About Work, Life, and Love

Quotes and Tweets:

  • Discernment is living with wisdom; it is a gift that we receive and a practice that we cultivate. @drewmoser
  • When we discern, we apply wisdom to our lives. @drewmoser
  • The way we go about making decisions often comes out of our personalities, which can both help us and/or hinder us. @drewmoser 
  • The Enneagram can help us raise awareness of how our personalities can help or hinder us when we try to make good and wise decisions. @drewmoser
  • By going through these nine questions, each type is forced to confront some questions that they would otherwise not. @drewmoser
  • Discernment is both an act of solitude and a communal act. We need to surround ourselves with people who we trust; They can speak wisdom into our decisions and opportunities. @drewmoser

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Meet Dr. Drew Moser :

 
Drew Moser, Ph.D. is a certified enneagram teacher, co-host of Fathoms | An Enneagram Podcast, and a professional member of the International Enneagram Association. He travels the country teaching the Enneagram, and is the author/editor of four books. Drew is also a professor and dean at Taylor University and resides in Upland, Indiana with his family. 
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