24. Am I a Type 7, 4 or 2? On Air Typing Session with Travel Business Coach, Glenda Beagle

Glenda Beagle helps travel industry professional increase sales to grow their travel business and in this episode, she's been kind enough (and brave enough! :)  to let us walk through her Enneagram assessment results to help her determine which Enneagram type she is.

She went through the paid 144 question Enneagram Institute Assessment that came back as a Type 7, 4, and 2.

As a reminder:

Type 7 (The Enthusiast) is running towards satisfaction, variety and experiences and running away from emotional discomfort and being limited in any way

Type 4 (The Individualist) is running towards being unique, special, belonging for their authentic self while running away from the mundane, ordinary and meaningless work

Type 2 (The Helper) is running towards being loved and wanted while running away from feeling unloved and unwanted

While 7 and 4 don't often get confused because of how opposite they can be, there definitely is some overlap that you'll hear more about in this interview along with how the energy of the Type 2 Helper also shows up in her past.

After some questioning, reflecting and discussing, Glenda feels pretty comfortable where she lands on the Enneagram, so listen to the end to find out where she lands and what her funwork is to continue to learn more about her dominant type!

Learn more about Glenda:
 On Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/artofsellingtravel/
Her website: https://www.glendabeagle.ca/

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If you'd like to book your own Know Your Number session to more quickly and accurately uncover your dominant Enneagram type visit me over at sarahlynnco.com/knowyournumber to learn more about how they work and to grab a spot on the calendar! 

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✏️ Get an overview of all nine types inside the Understanding People at Work Cheat Sheet
https://www.enneagrammba.com/cheatsheet