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Ben & Woods start the 8am hour with our final Ben & Woods Wrapped as we look back at our favorite moment from the month of December before we learn a little more about today's charity, Lucky Duck Foundation with their CEO Drew Moser and their Treasurer Dan Shea sharing their stories. And at the bottom of the hour, we get to our first big surprise guest of the morning as Padres pitcher Michael King joins the show to talk about the holiday season! Listen here!

The Vikings beat the Bears on Monday Night Football. The Raiders lose again as they inch closer to firing Antonio Pierce. Conor McGregor says he's agreed to fight Logan Paul. 10:00 browner is scott's stress 27:00 bears vikings 1st thoughts 33:00 kevin o'connell coach of the year 48:00 caleb v jayden 54:00 caleb woudn't go #1 in a re-draft DREW MOSER: 1:02:00 how the foundation works DREW MOSER: 1:14:00 lucky duckling 1:32:00 too many streaming platforms 2:02:00 prze picksSupport the show: http://Kaplanandcrew.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Vikings beat the Bears on Monday Night Football. The Raiders lose again as they inch closer to firing Antonio Pierce. Conor McGregor says he's agreed to fight Logan Paul. 10:00 browner is scott's stress 27:00 bears vikings 1st thoughts 33:00 kevin o'connell coach of the year 48:00 caleb v jayden 54:00 caleb woudn't go #1 in a re-draft DREW MOSER: 1:02:00 how the foundation works DREW MOSER: 1:14:00 lucky duckling 1:32:00 too many streaming platforms 2:02:00 prze picksSupport the show: http://Kaplanandcrew.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Vikings beat the Bears on Monday Night Football. The Raiders lose again as they inch closer to firing Antonio Pierce. Conor McGregor says he's agreed to fight Logan Paul. 10:00 browner is scott's stress 27:00 bears vikings 1st thoughts 33:00 kevin o'connell coach of the year 48:00 caleb v jayden 54:00 caleb woudn't go #1 in a re-draft DREW MOSER: 1:02:00 how the foundation works DREW MOSER: 1:14:00 lucky duckling 1:32:00 too many streaming platforms 2:02:00 prze picksSupport the show: http://Kaplanandcrew.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Drew's departure from the Fathoms podcast marks a significant transition for everyone involved, as they reflect on the challenges and growth that come with saying goodbye. Throughout the conversation, Drew shares his journey of reinventing himself after losing his job and the emotional complexities that accompany such a change. The team discusses the importance of acknowledging loss and the value of maintaining connections, even when circumstances evolve. They explore how transitions can lead to personal growth and a deeper understanding of one's identity beyond professional roles. As they reminisce about their shared experiences, the group emphasizes gratitude for the influence and camaraderie they've built over the years, affirming that while goodbyes can be painful, they also pave the way for new beginnings.This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacy

Drew Moser, Executive Director of the Lucky Duck Foundation, talks about the Foundation's mission; youth homelessness and Timmy's Place; senior homelessness; and its Shamrocks and Shipwrecks designations.

My guest for this episode is Lucky Duck Foundation's Executive Director, Drew Moser.

In this episode of the International Enneagram Association podcast, Seth “Creek” Creekmore is joined by his Fathoms podcast co-hosts, Seth Abram, Drew Moser and Lindsey Marks along with Lee Fields and Milton Stewart to celebrate Fathoms' 100th episode. The Fathoms hosts are also partnering with IEA as temporary hosts of this podcast for this year's global conference. Listen as they all share what this year's theme, “Unite & Ignite,” mean to them within the Enneagram community and what they are most looking forward to at the conference.“I love the Enneagram because it's a tool for liberation.” - Milton [02:41]“In relation to what we've been building for the past three years of Fathoms, how wide and complex it is to be human, and how the Enneagram is such a beautiful tool to help us navigate that, and I'm looking forward to adding more complexity and seeing how the Enneagram stands up” -Creek [14:16]“Why is there this factioning, why is there this othering between the new guard and the old guard? What's up? And it seems like it could be fixed with two lines of dialogue. What needs to happen? And I don't believe that I'm the secret sauce that's going to fix all of that, but I believe that naming it and doing something about it and striving to have connections between people is going to be the thing that's going to do it.” -Lee [19:31]“Especially in the Enneagram space, we spend so much time looking at ourselves and I feel like this is an opportunity to really look each other in the eye and to see one another more clearly.” -Lindsey [23:34]“When I think of these United & Ignite, it makes sense to me that we have to come together to experience the fire.” -Abram [30:22]“I think some of the most meaningful conversations I've ever had have been around a campfire and I think that's a good way to approach a conference like this. It's kinda like a global campfire of Enneanerds and Enneagram professionals.” -Drew [31:52]TIMESTAMPS[00:00] Intro[01:05] This week's hosts[04:59] Icebreakers[12:13] Most excited at the IEA conference[21:08] What unite and ignite means[33:38] Rapid fire questionsConnect with us:IEA2023.comMilton Stewart:IG: @kaizencareersWeb: KaizenCareers.comWeb: Kaizen Enneagram AcademyPod: Do It For The Gram: An Enneagram PodcastSeth "Creek" Creekmore: IG: @_creekmorePod: Fathoms | An Enneagram PodcastPod: Awareness to Action Enneagram PodcastPod: Delusional Optimism with Dr. BSeth Abram:IG: @integratedenneagramPod: Fathoms | An Enneagram PodcastDrew...

In this episode of "Live Local, Give Local" listeners enjoy a great conversation between Dave Mason, the Host, this episode's co-host, Adrianna O'Donnell, and Drew Moser, the Executive Director for the Lucky Duck Foundation.The goal of the Lucky Duck Foundation is to alleviate the suffering of homelessness in San Diego Country. They focus on taking immediate action by providing "lifeboats" to help take people off the streets. They offer food and weather outreach programs, job training programs, resources for other organizations so everyone can help effectively, and they push for the government to create change. They focus on helping those in need using their business savvy and private sector expertise.In 2023, the Lucky Duck Foundation has three main goals they are targeting: youth experiencing homelessness, seniors experiencing homelessness, and calling for the local government to help remove criminal activities that threaten the homeless. Through his experience in previous years, Drew believes that being a part of San Diego Gives will bring them one step closer to their goals. He sees the benefits of being able to engage the community and encourage people to get involved.For more information on the many services of San Diego Gives, please visit www.SanDiegoGives.org.

Drew Moser is the Executive Director of the Lucky Duck Foundation, which raises money to fund, activate and lead high-impact programs that alleviate the suffering of homelessness throughout San Diego County. He has been in this role since early 2019. Drew is passionate about facilitating the generosity of donors who are committed to immediately helping those suffering from homelessness. He joins us to talk about the homeless crisis and the work that is being done to help those in need.  

Dr. Drew Moser is a professor at Taylor University in Indiana, author of The Enneagram of Discernment, father of 5, co-host of Fathoms Podcast, and so much more. This was a delightful conversation about his book on the Enneagram and how helpful it is, not only to young adults, but to anyone looking for ways to overcome being stuck in their decision-making and how to live a life with more wisdom and discernment. This truly was a joy and it was beyond the shadow of a doubt that Drew knows what he is talking about. To see Drew's Linktree of all the is up to, visit: https://linktr.ee/drewmoser To see John's website, visit: https://www.johnchaffee.com

In this episode of the Awareness to Action Enneagram podcast, Mario Sikora, María José Munita and Seth "Creek" Creekmore discuss Enneagram Type Three, “Striving to Feel Outstanding.” Drew Moser, co-host of Fathoms | An Enneagram Podcast, joins them to share how being a Type Three shows up in his life. The four talk about how Type Threes aim to feel like they're standing out in some way, the blind spots that occur from this and how there's so much more going on under the surface. They discuss the misconception that while Type Threes can appear self-centered and selfish, they also want to make other people's lives better as well.“I think that's at the core of the Type Three is that they're always calibrating the proposition of their lives.” -Drew [09:07]“So they have this reputation in the Enneagram world of being self-centered and selfish, but healthy Threes are really, really trying to make the world better for everybody.” -Mario [11:13]“All I'm hearing is the pattern of expression is as sure as gravity, is what Mario is saying.” -Creek [23:22]“I wanted to highlight how your description of Type Nine is nothing close to what a Nine would say about being a Nine, I think, because of how a Three embodies the Type Nine strategy of ‘Striving to Feel Peaceful,' and that's interesting.” -María José [34:57]TIMESTAMPS[00:01] Intro[00:58] This week's guest, Drew Moser[03:49] About Type Three[07:42] Adopted language for describing Type Three[11:51] How Drew learned about the Enneagram[14:57] Drew's understanding of the Enneagram[18:05] Patterns of expression[24:25] Drew's strategy in adaptive and maladaptive ways[32:01] The connecting points[40:24] Achievement vs anxiety[44:25] Why use neglected and support strategy[47:17] Type Three blind spots[52:01] Check in on Threes[54:17] How to contact Drew[54:44] OutroConnect with us:Awareness to ActionEnneagram on Demand Mario Sikora: IG: @mariosikoraWeb: mariosikora.comPod: Enneagram in a MovieMaria Jose Munita: IG: @mjmunitaWeb: mjmunita.comSeth "Creek" Creekmore: IG: @creekmoremusicPod: Fathoms | An Enneagram PodcastPod: Delusional OptimismDrew Moser:Web: typetrail.coIG: @typetrailenneagramTwitter: @drewmoserPod: Fathoms...

In his book, The Enneagram of Discernment: the Way of Vocation, Wisdom, and Practice, Drew Moser unpacks how our personalities help or hinder our decision-making. In this two-part series, co-hosts Brad and Tiffany invite Drew to share how the Enneagram and other personal and professional growth subjects shape conversations in teaching and learning today.

In his book, The Enneagram of Discernment: The Way of Vocation, Wisdom, and Practice, Drew Moser unpacks how our personalities help or hinder our decision-making. In this two-part series, co-hosts Brad and Tiffany invite Drew to share how the Enneagram and other personal and professional growth subjects shape conversations in teaching and learning today.

Dan Johnson sits down with Drew Moser, who visited Upper House last month. They talk about on Drew's passion area, the Enneagram personality typology, and how deeper understandings of personality types can lead to stronger relationships and fuller lives. Drew Moser, Ph.D., is a certified enneagram teacher, a professional member of the International Enneagram Association, and Dean of Student Engagement and Professor of Higher Education at Taylor University. Drew's most recent book is The Enneagram of Discernment: The Way of Vocation, Wisdom, and Practice. His work on the Enneagram can be found at Type Trail, and Drew co-hosts his own podcast called Fathoms. As always we invite you to leave us a rating on your favorite podcast app and send us comments and suggestions at podcast@slbrownfoundation.org. Credits: music by Micah Behr, audio engineering by Andy Johnson, graphic design by Madeline Ramsey.

Drew Moser, Executive Director of the Lucky Duck Foundation, chats about the Foundation's donation of millions of dollars to provide life-changing programs and services to San Diego's homeless population.

This episode is just in time for the holidays! Are you looking for the PERFECT gift to give to your loved one, friend, co-worker, or neighbor? Are you tired of dropping hints to your loved ones about what you want, only to be disappointed by their gift-giving? If you want to give or receive the perfect gift, the Enneagram can help guide you. Dr. Drew Moser takes us through the perfect gifts to indulge and/or to encourage each Enneagram type to grow into a healthier version of themselves. And as an added bonus, go to IMbetween.org/episode51 to grab your FREE Enneagram Gift Guide e-book. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Shining bastion of Threeness, Dr Drew Moser (SP3), talks with me about his Enneagram of Discernment framework as set out in his brilliant book, the Enneagram of Discernment.Drew's early cynical encounters with the Enneagram and how it became core to his work [4.00]Why did he write about discernment [7.27]What is discernment ('a gift and a practice') [9.08]Major barriers to discernment in Drew's framework [13.00]The three territories of discernment: vocation (awareness of our type), wisdom (integrate missing stance/center), practice triads (cultivating sacred pause, sacred delay and sacred vision) [17.00]What was difficult about writing the book? [27.50]The settling statements from the book (what each type seeks but settles for)[29.50]The type-specific editions of the book [37.00]A preview of the new season of Fathoms! [38.30]Drew's 9 questionsWho am I?Why am I here?Where am I going?What am I doing?What am I feeling?What am I thinking?What am I remembering?What am I experiencing?What am I anticipating? Learn more about Drew's work:Buy the book, The Enneagram of Discernment (Amazon link)Listen to Fathoms, an Enneagram podcast Drew's coaching training/website, TypeTrailStay connected to the Practical Enneagram:WebsiteInstagramTwitterEmail me: rezzan@artofwellbeing.com

Tom Davis, Director of Business Development at the Center for Educational Innovation and Creator of Cloudcast Media's podcast series “To The Mountaintop," is joined by Drew Moser, Executive Director of The Lucky Duck Foundation, a sponsor of the series. Davis discusses the goals of the podcast series, while Moser talks about the Foundation's interest in supporting the podcast. They also chat about the objectives and missions of their respective organizations. For more information on the organizations, you can find them at https://the-cei.org/ and www.luckyduckfoundation.org

In this episode, I speak to Dr. Drew Moser the author of The Enneagram of Discernment: The Way of Vocation, Wisdom, and Practice.  Drew is an expert enneagram-based coach, teacher, and co-host of Fathoms | An Enneagram Podcast.In the episode, Drew and I discuss: The background of the EnneagramHow the Enneagram can help us make wise decisionsIdentity, Purpose, and DirectionThe three lies of identity The relationship between wisdom and loveHow personality can shape our view of time and much moreIf you enjoyed the episode, please take a moment to leave a review on Apple Podcasts and share it with a friend.Connect with Drew Moser:Homepage: typetrail.co/about/Twitter: twitter.com/drewmoserInstagram: instagram.com/enneagrammers/Follow In Search of Wisdom:Twitter: twitter.com/searchofwisdomInstagram: instagram.com/searchofwisdompodcastSign-up for The PATH our free newsletter (short reflections on wisdom). 

Dr. Drew Moser is the Founder & CEO of TypeTrail, and enneagram-based coaching firm. He's the author of The Enneagram of Discernment: The Way of Vocation, Wisdom, & Practice and is co-host of Fathoms: An Enneagram Podcast. Today, Drew shares about sensing a call to ministry, beginning marriage in a season of grief, and how discovering Enneagram gave him a better understanding of himself. His story reminds us that knowing ourselves is a key part of the journey with Christ. Listen to Drew's story today! Stories Drew shared: Getting into and serving others through Enneagram Growing up in Central, Illinois in a Christian family Feeling small looking at the empty and dark church sanctuary Challenging his teachers with hard questions Feeling like an imposter as he was being celebrated in high school Feeling shame, guilt, and a hangover after a night of partying and how that brought him back Opening up to his youth pastor and feeling accepted Switching his major to Christian ministry How his “perfect life” crumbled Starting marriage in a season of grief Moving to Denver to attend Denver Seminary Doing some counseling to help move through grief How grief gave him empathy for others Discovering Enneagram as a way to understand his team Great quotes from Drew: Type is the trailhead. Is the Enneagram Christian? No. Is the Enneagram anti-Christian? No Resources we mentioned: Andrew's website for TypeTrail The Enneagram of Discernment: The Way of Vocation, Wisdom, and Practice Fathoms: An Enneagram Podcast Lament for a Son by Nicholas Wolterstorff Related episodes: Suzanne Stabile and How Enneagram Helps Relationships Jim Gum and Healing Through Enneagram Ryan Lui and Embracing Your Uniqueness The post Drew Moser and Enneagram Type is Just the Beginning appeared first on Eric Nevins.

Dr. Drew Moser is the Founder & CEO of TypeTrail, and enneagram-based coaching firm. He’s the author of The Enneagram of Discernment: The Way of Vocation, Wisdom, & Practice and is co-host of Fathoms: An Enneagram Podcast. Today, Drew shares about sensing a call to ministry, beginning marriage in a season of grief, and how […] The post Drew Moser and Enneagram Type is Just the Beginning appeared first on Eric Nevins.

This podcast answers questions on why the Enneagram is a model of discipleship/formation for Christians & helping professionals. Learn more and/ or receive accredited training at: http://scottandclareloughrige.org/

This podcast answers questions on why the Enneagram is a model of discipleship/formation for Christians & helping professionals. Learn more and/ or receive accredited training at: http://scottandclareloughrige.org/

We love talking about the enneagram tool here and when you put together enneagram and presents, I AM HERE FOR IT! Dr. Drew Moser is an absolute expert and the author of The Enneagram of Discernment. He goes through each number and sets us up for excellent shopping by sharing a comfort gift and a challenge gift for each type of friend in our lives. Want more ideas? Go listen to our Enneagram Gift Guide episode from the 2019 Christmas Party! Order his book at fallscitypress.com and use the code "thatsoundsfun" for 20% off! . . . . . Sign up to receive the AFD Week In Review email and ask questions to future guests! #thatsoundsfunpodcast Thank you to our show's partner! Headspace: Go to headspace.com and use promo code THATSOUNDSFUN for a FREE ONE-MONTH TRIAL with access to Headspace’s full library of meditations for every situation.

Kicking off the [you + me] series, Sarah talks with author, professor, and Enneagram teacher Drew Moser about how understanding who we are impacts how we live. Drew shares about how he struggled to find himself in his twenties as his plans began to fall apart, but how answering the question “Who am I?” shifted not only his career path, but also his relationship with God and with others. They talk about self-awareness, decision-making, the Enneagram, and resources for figuring out a sense of self. For full show notes and links from today’s episode, visit NotMyStoryPod.com.

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 Subscribe and Connect With Us: Apple Podcasts Spotify Stitcher Google Podcasts Google Play Instagram - @imbetweenshow Twitter - @imbetweenshow Facebook - @imbetweenshow Pinterest - @imbetweenshow YouTube - @imbetweenpodcast And don't forget to subscribe to our podcast, so that you will never miss an episode! _________________________________________________________________ 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. 

A conversation with Drew Moser (enneagram 3) who is the author of The Enneagram of Discernment, a professor and administrator at Taylor University, and a co-host of Fathoms: An Enneagram Podcast.We talk about Drew's book, his original take on orientations to time, how the enneagram influences our decision-making, and how 3ness is at play in creativity for Drew. I thoroughly enjoyed this conversation and hope you will as well.Links:Check out Drew's book at Falls City Press or Amazon.Listen to Fathoms: An Enneagram Podcast (Season 2 launches Nov. 5, 2020!)Follow Drew's enneagram work on Instagram (@enneagrammers).Watch The Enneagram and Neurodiversity: A Panel Discussion Sponsored by Taylor University's Students for Education on Neurodiversity (SEND) with Sarah Duet and Drew Moser on YouTube.Thanks for listening!

Drew Moser the Executive Director of the Lucky Duck Foundation joins the podcast to share some of the amazing work that is being done to end homelessness in San Diego.

This episode features a wide ranging conversation about the enneagram between Drew Moser and your host, Matt Brough. Drew covers some of the basics but also goes deep, especially in the areas of how our distinctive personalities effect our decision making. Drew speaks about his work as helping people navigate the big questions in life, such as Who am I? Why am I here? And Where am I going? Drew's latest book is The Enneagram of Discernment: The Way of Vocation, Wisdom, and Practice Matt Brough also shares about his upcoming book Let God Send: Crossing Boundaries and Serving in Christ's Name. Visit letgodsend.com for more details.

It’s here! It’s finally here! Today our very own Drew Moser’s book, The Enneagram of Discernment: The Way of Vocation, Wisdom, & Practice launches into the world. To celebrate, Abram and Creek interview (roast?) Drew all about the book: why he wrote it, the writing process, and what makes the book unique from ALL the other enneagram books out there. Congrats Drew! Dr. Chuck DeGroat calls The Enneagram of Discernment “one of the most significant contributions to Enneagram wisdom in my twenty plus years of studying it.”Order your copy TODAY!  “Navigating our inner depths…one fathom at a time.” Links:  •Order your copy directly from the publisher , and use the code “enneagramlaunch” for a special launch week discount!•Get the paperback from Amazon •Or, if Kindle is your thing, you can get that here .  ---** Subscribe to this podcast to make sure you receive future episodes, and help us get the word out by sharing it with your friends.** Editing/Production: Seth Creekmore --Have a question? Drop us a line on Instagram: @fathoms.enneagram --Find us online:·         Abram--Insta: @integratedenneagram ·         Creek—Web: www.creekmoremusic.com ; Insta: @creekmoremusic ·         Drew—Web: www.drewmoser.com ; Insta: @enneagrammers ; Twitter: @drewmoser  [Truthwork Media Studios] - @truth.work.media

This week, we're joined by the author of The Enneagram of Discernment, and the co-host of Fathoms: An Enneagram Podcast, Drew Moser! He's an enneagram 3, which means he's always struggling just to BE COOL MAN and enjoy his accomplishments, or even the accomplishments of others. We talked about what he's like in stress, and then we get down to business.  The business? Well, it's all over the place this episode, guys and gals. There are lows and highs. We process a recent enneagram-world-scandal which honestly isn't funny at all, and then we take a hard left turn into a segment where we make some hard decisions about weddings, videogames, and candy. This stuff is important.  Finally, we run down the not-at-all-timely 9 reasons each number would get canceled. Listen, you're not going to like yours okay. It's going to keep you up at night. Don't say we didn't warn you.

In this short episode, Creek and Drew talk about some of their favorite enneagram resources, specifically those that are lesser known. For the sake of time, we left out a lot of great resources, so be on the lookout for another resource episode in the future.--- “Navigating our inner depths…one fathom at a time.” Books (Abram’s recommendations included!)The Art of Typing by Ginger Lapid-BogdaThe Wisdom of the Enneagram by Don Riso and Russ HudsonDiscover Your Soul Potential by Kathy Hurley & Theodorre DonsonThe Enneagram: Understanding Yourselves and the Others in Your Life by Helen PalmerThe Essential Enneagram by David Daniels and Virginia PriceAn Introduction to the Enneagram - Jerome WagnerEmotions and the Enneagram - Margaret Frings KeyesFrom Fixation to Freedom - Eli Jaxon-BearFacets of Unity - A.H. AlmaasDeep Living - Roxanne Howe-MurphyEnneagram Spirituality - Suzanne ZuercherEnnea-Type Structures - Claudio NaranjoRoaming Free Inside the Cage by William M. SchaferThe Enneagram Triads, by Dick WrightSpiritual Dimensions of the Enneagram, by Sandra MaitriAnd (of course), The Enneagram of Discernment by Drew Moser, Ph.D.Podcasts (Abram’s recommendations included)Do it for the Gram by Milton Stewart“That Sounds Fun” Ennea-Summer series” with Annie F. Downs- coming July '20Exploring the Enneagram with Dr E (Deborah Egerton)The Evolving Enneagram interspiritual podcastThe Art of GrowthLove Thy Neighborhood presents The EnneacastThe Enneagram & Coffee by Sarajane CaseConscious Construction, by Abi RobbinsThe Real Enneagram, by Dr. Joseph HowellHeart of the EnneagramEnneaCanEnneagram 2.0 by Beatrice Chestnut & Uranio Pais Links: Submit a question for our upcoming Q & A Episode! You can record your question on Speakpipe: www.speakpipe.com/fathomspodcast OR you can send us a DM on our Instagram account: @fathoms.enneagram  ---** Subscribe to this podcast to make sure you receive future episodes, and help us get the word out by sharing it with your friends.** Editing/Production: Seth Creekmore--Have a question? Drop us a line on Instagram: @fathoms.enneagram--Find us online:Abram--Insta: @integratedenneagramCreek—Web: www.creekmoremusic.com; Insta: @creekmoremusicDrew—Web: www.drewmoser.com; Insta: @enneagrammers; Twitter: @drewmoser [Truthwork Media Studios] - @truth.work.media

Hosts Jesse Eubanks and Sam Stevenson explore how our personality helps us and hinders us in making wise decisions. They interview professor and author Dr. Drew Moser, who shares from his book, The Enneagram of Discernment, about 9 critical questions every person needs to ask themselves when making life choices. The crew plays You’ve Got Problems, where Drew must choose between ending bullying or world hunger. Everyone also answers listener questions about discernment.

Introducing Fathoms: An Enneagram Podcast, a series of conversations about the depths of the enneagram. Hosted by enneagram teachers Seth Abram, Seth Creekmore, and Drew Moser, this podcast explores the depth and complexity of our inner landscapes, one fathom at a time. Be on the lookout for conversations, interviews, & meditations. ….. **Please subscribe to this podcast to make sure you receive future episodes, and help us get the word out by sharing it with your friends.** Music: “Bird,” by Kazi JayEditing/Production: Seth CreekmoreAudio Submissions by: Sarah Mickens, Hannah Schonewill, Jenni Schut, Lee Fields (Thanks friends!)Have a question: drop us a line on instagram: @fathoms.enneagramFind the hosts online:Abram--Insta: @integratedenneagramCreek—Web: www.creekmoremusic.com; Insta: @creekmoremusicDrew—Web: www.drewmoser.com; Insta: @enneagrammers; Twitter: @drewmoser

Think about the last time you had a conflict with someone. How did it turn out? Did you feel like the other person was misinterpreting your words, your actions, your need for space (or your need to face the conflict head on)? Do you wish you knew how to approach conflict better? On Episode 70, Daniel and Christina continue their interview with Lauren Gray (certified Enneagram coach) about how each type communicates and how to approach each type when you are in conflict with them. If you missed part one, make sure you tune in to Episode 69 for all the details about Enneagram types 1 through 5.  Have You Grabbed Your FREE Guide to Better Relationships with The Enneagram? We can’t wait for you to get your hands on this resource! This printable will help you have a healthier marriage, deeper friendships, and better work relations. Download our FREE printable: The Enneagram and Conflict Resolution: A Guide to Better Relationships In This Episode, You Will Hear About: A deeper dive into the Enneagram and why core motivations are a key factor  Style of communication for Enneagram types six through nine  How to approach and resolve conflict with Enneagram types six through nine What healthy and unhealthy look like in the Enneagram  Resources Mentioned During the Episode: For a free Enneagram Test, please click here  For a paid Enneagram Test (which will be more accurate), check out The Enneagram Institute Testing Center Listen to our previous Enneagram interview with Dr. Drew Moser about The Perfect Gift For Every Enneagram Type The Road Back to You: An Enneagram Journey to Self-Discovery by Ian Cron and Susan Stabile The Enneagram in Love and Work: Understanding Your Intimate and Business Relationships by Helen Palmer How We Love: Discover Your Love Style, Enhance Your Marriage by Milan Yercovitch Between us: Using The Enneagram to Create a Thriving Gospel Centered  by Beth and Jeff McCord Listen to our previous podcast episode with Lauren Gray about The Enneagram and Communication Styles  Check out The Enneagram Journey with Susan Stabile Listen to Typology with Ian Cron  Find out more about Lauren Gray via her website and Instagram @laurenelkinsgray Quotables: "Be led by love and not pushed by fear." - @emilypfreeman "Any healthy number can be in a relationship with any other healthy number. But, certain combinations will have challenges that other numbers may not face because they click more easily. " - Lauren Gray  "The Enneagram can help you chart out paths of growth for yourself." - Lauren Gray "You are not your number. Your number is your personality that you have developed to survive in the world. That personality can be flexible. You can integrate different types into your personality to find more balance." - Lauren Gray "With the Enneagram, the work is always on our end first. We can become more self-aware whether the way we are interacting is fueling or helping the conflict at hand." - Lauren Gray  Subscribe and Connect With Us: Apple Podcasts Stitcher Google Play Spotify Instagram - @imbetweenshow Twitter - @imbetweenshow Facebook - @imbetweenshow And don't forget to subscribe to our podcast, so that you will never miss an episode! For all the show notes and downloadable images, go to IMbetween.org/episode70

Have you ever been in a conflict with someone? Have you ever felt misunderstood or not heard? Does conflict make you want to run away or grab your boxing gloves because you are ready to fight? On Episode 69, Daniel and Christina interview Lauren Gray (certified Enneagram coach) about how each type communicates and how to approach each type when you are in conflict with them. This interview is JAM packed with amazing advice that we had to split it into two episodes! Make sure to tune in next week for part 2. Have You Grabbed Your FREE Guide to Better Relationships with The Enneagram? We can’t wait for you to get your hands on this resource! This printable will help you have a healthier marriage, deeper friendships, and better work relations. Download our FREE printable: The Enneagram and Conflict Resolution: A Guide to Better Relationships In This Episode, You Will Hear About: A deeper dive into what the Enneagram is How types one through five approach communication  The do's and don'ts about approaching Enneagram types one through five when you are in conflict with them  Resources Mentioned During the Episode: For a free Enneagram Test, please click here  For a paid Enneagram Test (which will be more accurate), check out The Enneagram Institute Testing Center Listen to our previous Enneagram interview with Dr. Drew Moser about The Perfect Gift For Every Enneagram Type The Road Back to You: An Enneagram Journey to Self-Discovery by Ian Cron and Susan Stabile The Enneagram in Love and Work: Understanding Your Intimate and Business Relationships by Helen Palmer Between us: Using The Enneagram to Create a Thriving Gospel Centered  by Beth and Jeff McCord Listen to our previous podcast episode with Lauren Gray about The Enneagram and Communication Styles  Check out The Enneagram Journey with Susan Stabile Listen to Typology with Ian Cron  Find out more about Lauren Gray via her website and Instagram @laurenelkinsgray Quotables: "The Enneagram gives us nine different lenses for how people are viewing the world. The lens you are seeing the world through and communicating through is going to be very different than someone else." - Lauren Gray  "The Enneagram can help us de-personalize some things to the point where we don't take offense when it's just somebody's approach." - Lauren Gray Subscribe and Connect With Us: Apple Podcasts Stitcher Google Play Spotify Instagram - @imbetweenshow Twitter - @imbetweenshow Facebook - @imbetweenshow And don't forget to subscribe to our podcast, so that you will never miss an episode! For the full show notes and downloadable images, go to IMbetween.org/episode69

What is Orientation to Time?  This is such a broad look at this subject but for today, if this is new to you, I want to just introduce the concept. Later we can talk about more STANCES because these two aspects of the Enneagram are closely related but for now let’s just define what Stances are and what our Orientation to Time is. 1,2,6 -  The Dependent Types (Stance) Cooperators (Social Style) - Orientation to Time is the Present - but repress the future. People in the dependent stance get their identity from outside themselves, so they move toward others. They ask questions and seek guidance and reassurance to arrive at decisions, form opinions and find security in the world around them. 7,8,3 - The Aggressive Types (Stance) Initiators (Social Style)  - Orientation to Time is the Future - but repress the past. Individuals in the aggressive stance move against (or as my teacher says, stand independently from) others, sometimes "pushing" against people to make their way in the world. This push is not necessarily (maybe seldom) intended to be hostile or combative, but they definitely know where they want to go and simply move toward the destination, not allowing things (or people) to stand between themselves and their goals. 4,5,9 - The Withdrawing Types (Stance) Soloists (Social Style) - Orientation to Time is the Past - repress the present. People in this stance gain their identity and take care of their own personhoods from within. Because they meet their own needs internally, they are said to move away from others. When making decisions about their thoughts, opinions and place in the world around them, they do it in the privacy of their own minds and hearts, so others can sometimes feel shut out from their decision making process, even when they're not.  When Aggressive Types slow down and reflect upon their pasts, they let their emotional centers catch up with their heads and bodies, and they learn from past mistakes and difficulties, helping break out of unhealthy habits and cycles. When Dependent Types lift their gaze to see beyond their present circumstances, they become more open to a vibrant future beyond the tyranny of the urgent, helping them not be so focused on present tasks. When Withdrawing Types choose embodiment in the here and now, they become more aware of what is, rather than what was or what could be, helping them resist unhealthy retreating tendencies.   Sources:  Nan Henson, Enneagram Atlanta http://www.enneagramatlanta.com/    Judy Blackwell https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/what-enneagram-stance-judy-blackwell   Suzanne Stabile https://www.theenneagramjourney.org/podcast/2019/episode50   Drew Moser https://ieaninepoints.com/2019/02/01/the-enneagram-and-the-fullness-of-time/#!biz/id/5b58cfd8f033bfaf49d554d6

Have you wanted to have a better understanding of yourself? A deeper knowledge of why you are the way you are and to become more self-aware? There are key elements that push us forward in life, that motivate us and give us our ambition. By understanding those motivations and drivings we can not just understand ourselves better, but more effectively move forward in our visions, professions, and relationships.In this episode I sit down with Drew Moser who explains to us the importance of knowing our Enneagram number and our type to better understand ourselves and why we function the way we do. He explains how the Enneagram doesn’t just show us our personality but gets to the root of what our motivation is in life and what drives us forward. He also dives into the danger of being too quick to tell others what we think their number is on the scale and why we each need to discover our number on our own.Resources Mentioned:“The Road Back to You: An Enneagram Journey to Self-Discovery” by Ian Morgan Cron and Suzanne StabileQuestions asked:What is an Enneagram?Why does knowing our Enneagram number matter?Why are Enneagrams so popular right now?What is the one thing you have to know when starting to look at your Enneagram?Topics covered:The importance of the EnneagramWhy we need to know our motivator in life.Why we shouldn’t label others.The Enneagram isn’t an end all, it’s the beginning of a journey.Connect with Drew Moser:WebsiteFacebookInstagramLinkedInTwitterConnect with Kirby and Sharpen Podcast:WebsiteInstagramLinkedInFacebookTwitterPinterestListen to Sharpen on:iTunesStitcherGoogle PlaySpotify

Drew Moser, Dean of Experiential Learning & Associate Professor of Higher Education at Taylor University joins Dr. Lamb in Studio 22 to discuss calling, restfulness, and doing the next right thing. Links:   Ready Or Not by Drew Moser & Jess Fankhauser Twitter Instagram   Hope is Rising by LeeU Worship   Music by Bensound

In Episode 51 of The IMbetween Podcast, Daniel and Christina Im interview Dr. Drew Moser about the perfect gift for every Enneagram type.  In This Episode, You Will Hear About: What is the Enneagram? How can the Enneagram help me learn about myself and my spouse? Where can I find out what my Enneagram number is? The perfect Enneagram gift that will indulge your loved one and/or help them grow Looking for the PERFECT Gift? Download our FREE eBook: The Perfect Gift for Every Enneagram Type  Resources Mentioned During the Episode: For a free Enneagram Test, please click here  For a paid Enneagram Test (which will be more accurate), check out The Enneagram Institute Testing Center Listen to our previous interview with Dr. Drew Moser about How to Raise an Adult Listen to our Strengths in Marriage episode here The Road Back to You: An Enneagram Journey to Self-Discovery by Ian Cron and Susan Stabile The Enneagram in Love and Work: Understanding Your Intimate and Business Relationships by Helen Palmer Between us: Using The Enneagram to Create a Thriving Gospel Centered  by Beth and Jeff McCord Take a look at Drew Moser's latest book, Ready or Not: Leaning into Life in our Twenties  Have you ever heard of the Pomodoro Timer ? Check out our other Enneagram Episodes: Episode 69: Enneagram and Communication Styles with Lauren Gray Episode 70: Resolving Conflict with The Enneagram with Lauren Gray Quotables: "We can often exhibit the same behaviors, but do it from different motivations." - Drew Moser "The Enneagram talks about how we are when we are at our best, but also how we are when we are at our worst." - Drew Moser "The Enneagram gives you the best of you, but also shows you some of your darker sides." - Drew Moser  "If you let others type you, they are often responding to behaviors more so than motivation." - Drew Moser "This is not just for spouses. The Enneagram helps us understand the people that we care about the most and can help us be a little more intentional and nuanced about how we engage." - Drew Moser  "You should gauge your marriage in if you should give the indulgent gift, growth gift, or both. - Drew Moser  Subscribe and Connect With Us: Apple Podcasts Stitcher Google Play Spotify Instagram - @imbetweenshow Twitter - @imbetweenshow Facebook - @imbetweenshow And don't forget to subscribe to our podcast, so that you will never miss an episode! _________________________________________________________________________________________ Meet Dr. Drew Moser:  Dr. Drew Moser (drewmoser.com) has been studying, using, and teaching the Enneagram for over 10 years. First introduced it in Vancouver, British Columbia, he's since learned from some of the best master Enneagram teachers, including Suzanne Stabile, Chris Heuertz, and Nan Henson. The Enneagram has been a valuable resource in his life, his relationships and in his work as a professor and dean at Taylor University in Indiana. Drew is co-author of three books, most recently Ready or Not: Leaning into Life in our Twenties (NavPress).

Our guest, Drew Moser is a husband, dad, speaker, professor and author of Ready or Not Leaning into Life in Our Twenties. Heidi and Heather both loved this book because of the Biblical principles it encourages 20 somethings (but really all of us) to embrace. Many of us struggle with our vocation or calling. What is my calling? How do I figure this out? It's a common question for 20 somethings but also for people of all ages. Dew explains that in Ready or Not you explore the full depths of your twenties with bravery and vulnerability! With insight into life skills, personal growth, and spirituality, Ready or Not will set you on a faithful trajectory for a good and meaningful life. This is a life altering book if you lean into the lessons in Drew's book. You will love his insight and down to earth encouragement. Find Ready or Not any place books are sold. https://www.amazon.com/Ready-Not-Leaning-into-Twenties/dp/1631467964/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid=1532393443&sr=8-5&keywords=ready+or+not https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/ready-or-not-drew-moser/1126701408?ean=9781631467967#/ https://www.lifeway.com/en/product/ready-or-not-P006180895 Connect with Drew: drewmoser.com IG: @drewmoser FB: facebook.com/drew.moser Thank you to our sponsor for today's show: Zeller Electric Like Zeller Electric on Facebook and mention The H&H Hour Podcast for 10% off your first service call when you call them to make an appointment. (309) 240-6639 https://www.zeller-electric.com https://www.facebook.com/zellerelectric Connect with The H&H Hour: IG: @thehandhhour FB: facebook.com/thehandhhour/ Email: thehandhhour@gmail.com Heather on IG: @heatheretoews Heidi on IG: @heidibolt

Today, we are hanging out with Drew Moser- Dean of Experiential Learning - Associate Professor of Higher Education at Taylor University- Co-leader of Fathom Experience - Author of the BRAND-NEW book, “Ready or Not” Leaning into Life in Our Twenties Purchase your copy at: https://www.amazon.com/Ready-Not-Leaning-into-Twenties/dp/1631467964Connect with Drew at: https://fathomblog.com

In Episode 20 of The IMbetween Podcast, Daniel and Christina Im interview Drew Moser (author of Ready or Not: Leaning into Life in our Twenties) about thriving in our twenties and also how parents can raise their children/teenagers to be ready for life in their 20’s.  For the full show notes, go to IMbetween.org/episode20

Christian higher education has never been so religionless! In this episode, Drew Moser and Mason talk about Drew's new book, Ready or Not: Leaning in Life in Our Twenties. They talk about the ways in which millennials are engaging with the church and spirituality. Guest Bio/Info: Drew Moser is a Dean and Professor at Taylor University in Indiana. He's also a writer, speaker, and consultant on twentysomethings and vocation. Find Drew here: drewmoser.com Twitter: @drewmoser Instagram: @drewmoser Facebook: facebook.com/drewmoserauthor Special music by Saturne: ryanphipps.com/saturne Spotify: Saturne iTunes: Saturne Soundcloud: soundcloud.com/soundsofsaturne Get connected to Mason: masonmennenga.com Patreon: patreon.com/masonmennenga Twitter: @masonmennenga Facebook: facebook.com/mason.mennenga Instagram: masonmennenga

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