The Stories That Make Us: An Enneagram Podcast

Part 2 of our Harry Potter Series is here, my friends!In this episode, we finish walking around the Enneagram wheel, giving you the types of all the characters that Scott and I agreed on. (Including the man himself, Harry Potter!)Next episode will begin the great debate over those characters that we typed differently (like Ron Weasley...🫣)Check it out and don't forget to rate us on Spotify, Apple Pods, and all those other podcast platforms you use! Let us know if you agree or disagree about our assessments!Cheers, friends!Check out our other socials:Instagram - @beyondyourfearscoachingTikTok - @beyondyourfearscoachingWebsite - www.byfcoaching.com

Our first FICTIONAL CHARACTER series is here!! We are so excited to dive into the Harry Potter movie franchise and bring you our best attempts at typing some of the most beloved characters of all time.Our hope is that we can see ourselves - the good, the bad, and the ugly! - in the characters of this series and hopefully learn more about what motivates us at our core.Let us know if you agree or disagree about our assessments!Check out our other socials:Instagram - @beyondyourfearscoachingTikTok - @beyondyourfearscoachingWebsite - www.byfcoaching.comMuch love, friends.

On this week's episode, we had Luke Harwerth (Type 3) on the show. Luke is the other half of the dynamic influencer duo called Twin Sauce, and you can follow them on TikTok and Instagram. They have over 300k followers on TikTok and over 100k followers on Instagram. Luke has had a wide variety of jobs ranging from corporate to artistic entrepreneurial jobs, he's always had a passion for dance, and in this episode he shares very vulnerably with us what it's like to be a type Three on the Enneagram.Luke shares a pivotal childhood story that solidifed the wounding message that he is unworthy. He also talks about the difficulties of being present and the stillness and loneliness that sometimes comes with slowing down and being present to yourself and your feelings. But he also talks about the identity-solidifying rewards of those practices.Follow Luke on instagram @lukeharwerth and his business account with his brother @twinsauce!For more Enneagram content follow us on Spotify, Apple Music, and anywhere else you listen to podcasts! Check out our other socials:Instagram - @beyondyourfearscoachingTikTok - @beyondyourfearscoachingWebsite - www.byfcoaching.com

This week we have Paul Harwerth (Type 7) on the show!Paul is half of the twin duo known as Twinsauce (300k+ followers on TikTok). After working his way through his bachelors degree in theatre as a wedding photographer, he went straight to work in the film industry. While working in and around the industry he ran a photo & video production company as well as Twinsauce. Now, he and Luke do Twinsauce full-time! Paul is also a type 7 who is learning how to engage with his heart center. He explains why 7s don’t tend to engage with their feelings and how thinking about your feelings is not the same as engaging with them. He also talks about the flood of feelings he keeps locked away inside an airtight safe and offers some wisdom on how to unlock and let the waters flow - a deeply healthy move for someone who leads with type 7 to make.Follow Paul on instagram @paulharwerth and his business account with his brother @twinsauce!For more Enneagram content follow us on Spotify, Apple Music, and anywhere else you listen to podcasts! Check out our other socials:Instagram - @beyondyourfearscoachingTikTok - @beyondyourfearscoachingWebsite - www.byfcoaching.com

Part II of our conversation with The Arcadian Wild! To round off our episode from last week, check this one out! Isaac and Lincoln offer advice for 9s and 1s who are craving more health and wholeness!Follow them on instagram @thearcadianwildFor more Enneagram content follow us on Spotify, Apple Music, and anywhere else you listen to podcasts! Check out our other socials:Instagram - @beyondyourfearscoachingTikTok - @beyondyourfearscoachingWebsite - www.byfcoaching.com

Principle singers and composers, Issac Horn and Lincoln Mick, come on the pod this week! This episode was so long that we split it into two! (Part II will come out next week!)Isaac (type 9) and Lincoln (type 1) are the founders and principle singers and songwriters in Nashville-based indie-folk band, The Arcadian Wild. Over the past few years, The Arcadian Wild have grown their following and amassed over 85 million streams for their songs. They are passionate about the enneagram, and will be releasing new music on july 21st! Check out www.thearcadianwild.com for more info.In this episode you’ll hear Isaac tell his journey of being a boy who used to retreat from big crowds to a man who performs in front of hundreds of people as a part of his job - and he LOVES it! Lincoln shares some valuable life lessons about sacrificing perfection for presence.Isaac also risks sounding crazy by sharing a revealing story that you don’t wanna miss!You don’t want to miss this episode!Follow them on instagram @thearcadianwildAlso stream their music wherever you listen to music! It's SO GOOD!For more Enneagram content follow us on Spotify, Apple Music, and anywhere else you listen to podcasts! Check out our other socials:Instagram - @beyondyourfearscoachingTikTok - @beyondyourfearscoachingWebsite - www.byfcoaching.com

I am so excited to share this episode that is all about nines with you, my friends!Our type nine rep this week is the one and only Beth McCord!Enneagram expert, coach, author and speaker Beth McCord is the Founder and Chief Content Officer at Your Enneagram Coach, an online platform where you can learn about and explore how to use the Enneagram as a tool for personal and relational transformation, and train and get certified in Enneagram coaching. With more than 20 years of experience and a passion for coming alongside individuals, couples, and groups, Beth is leading the way in simplifying the deep truths of the Enneagram from a Biblical perspective. Her mission is to make personal awareness and growth accessible for everyone, anywhere, so they can experience health and transformation in every area of their lives.In this episode, Beth explores what indolence looks like in her life - the mental fixation that helps her avoid anything unpleasant or conflictual. Beth also shares the paradigm shifting moment of her life. You don’t want to miss this episode, friends!How to get in touch with Beth:Instagram: @yourenneagramcoachWebsite: www.yourenneagramcoach.comFor more Enneagram content follow us on Spotify, Apple Music, and anywhere else you listen to podcasts! Check out our other socials:Instagram - @beyondyourfearscoachingTikTok - @beyondyourfearscoachingWebsite - www.byfcoaching.com

This epsiode is all about brutal honesty and rawness.And who better to display those virtues than an Eight!Our type Eight representative this week is Stacy DeVries.Stacy is an 8 (with a heavy 9 wing), who is a certified Enneagram coach and the principal and counsellor for an online high school in beautiful British Columbia. She also oversees a school in Uganda that she started after biking around the country for her 50th birthday celebration. She enjoys cold plunging, biking, yoga, and camping in her VW van. The Enneagram has transformed the way she interacts with everyone in her life and it helps her extend grace and patience to others and to herself! In this episode, Stacy talks about anger and how she feels it as passion in her body that pushes her to act justly. As an educated and certified coach herself, Stacy shares many aspects of not just her 8 core self, but also her other parts (like her independent 5 part, helpful 2 part, and peaceful 9 part). This episode is quite a riveting listen. Above all, Stacy shows how vulnerability is not weakness, but actually "strength in disguise."How to get in touch with Stacy:Instagram: @freshtracksenneagramWebsite: www.freshtracksenneagram.comFor more Enneagram content follow us on Spotify, Apple Music, and anywhere else you listen to podcasts! Check out our other socials:Instagram - @beyondyourfearscoachingTikTok - @beyondyourfearscoachingWebsite - www.byfcoaching.com

Tune in this week, friends, for a fun and enlightening episode! We're talkin about our enthusiastic friends, the Sevens!! Our type Seven representative this week is Nathan Hofer.Nathan is a leadership coach from South Dakota who focuses on developing healthy team dynamics through his company, BePlanted. He is also a certified Enneagram instructor from Your Enneagram Coach (just like Sawyer!) Nathan believes that people are like seeds, filled with the potential for incredible things, they just first need to be planted in healthy soil and nurtured to grow. If any of you want to connect or discover ways for you or your team to grow, reach out to Nathan at beplanted.co!In this episode, Nathan shares what it’s like to grow up beleiving that it was up to him to take care of his own needs. He tells a story of the deepest pain he’s experienced through the loss of a family member and how in that time his type Seven defenses kicked into high gear to keep him from feeling the depth of grief and pain that was buried deep inside. He talks about his need for sobriety and grounding as a Seven and how these virtues actually free him from his self-imposed limitations.You really don't want to miss this conversation, friends. Nathan is a wealth of wisdom, grace, and hope.How to get in touch with NathanInstagram: @nathanjhoferFacebook: @Nathan.hoferWebsite: www.beplanted.coFor more Enneagram content follow us on Spotify, Apple Music, and anywhere else you listen to podcasts! Check out our other socials:Instagram - @beyondyourfearscoachingTikTok - @beyondyourfearscoachingWebsite - www.byfcoaching.com

Our type Six representative this week is Adam Breckenridge.Adam is married to his life-long best friend, Kari, and they have three daughters: Lucy Blue, Susanna Jane, and Georgie Love. He currently serves as the Director of Coaching at Your Enneagram Coach, where he gets to support and equip Enneagram Coaches around the world. He is also a coach himself, working mostly with pastors and leaders. He’s been a pastor for over 20 years and his passion is to provide a safe place for others to tell their story and discover their true self in Christ.In this episode, Adam shares what it’s like to grow up in an unsafe household. He redefines the classic type Six defense mechanism (projection) in a way that brings clarity. Adam talks about the fine line between loyalty and codependence. Ultimately, Adam paints a beautiful picture of what it looks like to trust, moving away from cowardice and towards courage.How to get in touch with AdamInstagram: @adambreckenridgehttps://myenneagramcoach.com/coach/adam-breckenridge/For more Enneagram content follow us on Spotify, Apple Music, and anywhere else you listen to podcasts! Check out our other socials:Instagram - @beyondyourfearscoachingTikTok - @beyondyourfearscoachingWebsite - www.byfcoaching.com

This week Esther shares with us what it's like to be a type Five on the Enneagram. Esther is a Data Entry Specialist at a Finance company. She is a lover of coffee, food, and the great outdoors. She is married to a type 9 and has found the enneagram to be a useful tool to navigate relationships in her own life.If you listen you'll hear her share what life was like growing up not knowing what to do with emotions and choosing not to express them. She shares how hard vulnerability is for the Five and explains how even though they appear analytical and calculating, they are also deeply emotional people. Esther lets us see her humanity today and I can't recommend listening to this episode enough!As one of the most misunderstood types, I am so grateful for Esther's insight into the mind and heart and soul of The Observer/Investigator. She does a beautiful job of articulating and I know that you will be enlightened and blessed listening to this episode.For more Enneagram content follow us on Spotify, Apple Music, and anywhere else you listen to podcasts! Check out our other socials:Instagram - @beyondyourfearscoachingTikTok - @beyondyourfearscoachingWebsite - www.byfcoaching.com

Our type Four representative this week is Spencer Holbrook. Spencer is a husband, dad, bartender, and therapist in training with specific interests in the field of trauma counseling and neuroscience. In this episode, Spencer shares what it’s like to grow up in a loving, kind, connected family and YET - due to his type Four lens - still feeling other, misunderstood, and like he didn’t belong. Spencer helps shed light on the meaning behind Four’s search for authenticity. He shares that more than wanting to be special Fours want to be heard, understood, and loved for who they are. Spencer helps Sawyer understand the core desire of Fours in a new light.You can follow Spencer on instagram at @spencerfinnleyFor more Enneagram content follow us on Spotify, Apple Music, and anywhere else you listen to podcasts! Check out our other socials:Instagram - @beyondyourfearscoachingTikTok - @beyondyourfearscoachingWebsite - www.byfcoaching.com

Our type Three representative this week is Ryan Stones. Ryan is a projects and operations manager for an interior design business in Pennsylvania. He is a father, husband, friend, musician, mentor, and leader in many spheres of his life.Ryan talks about the difficulties of constantly feeling the pull to identify solely with what he does and how he performs. He and Sawyer discuss the challenge of multiple career changes and the compulsion to not slow down. He also shares how being the COUNTERTYPE Three (the Self-Preservation subtype) has created a uniquely difficult tension within him.For more Enneagram content follow us on Spotify, Apple Music, and anywhere else you listen to podcasts! Check out our other socials:Instagram - @beyondyourfearscoachingTikTok - @beyondyourfearscoachingWebsite - www.byfcoaching.com

The next episode in our intro series is all about the type twos!Our type two representative this week is Sharon Mangum. Sharon is a bilingual mental health counselor and TBRI practitioner (trust based relational intervention). She is wife to Tyler and mom to 3 boys (ages 9, 7 and 4). Sharon loves working out, traveling, and getting coffee with friends. Tune in to hear Sharon talk about the guilt and repsonsiblity to care for others’ needs that each type two carries with them. She talks about the pride behind the compulsion to constantly give and the fear and vulnerability that comes with receiving. Sharon also shares what boundaries have done for her to help promote her healing and enrich her relationships.*BONUS FUN FACT: this episode is jam-packed with twoness, because one of our hosts, Sawyer, is himself a two!You can follow Sharon on instagram at @sharon_renee_mangumFor more Enneagram content follow us on Spotify, Apple Music, and anywhere else you listen to podcasts! Check out our other socials:Instagram - @beyondyourfearscoachingTikTok - @beyondyourfearscoachingWebsite - www.byfcoaching.com

Our first nine episodes will cover the 9 archetypal stories that we all relate to. Today is the story of Type One.Our Type One representative this week is Bobby Wrigley: Director of Coffee at Backyard Beans Coffee Co., workout guru, and role model in all spheres of his life. Bobby talks about his inner critic being an aide in life for him as well as his story of having great parents yet still perceiving a wounding childhood message. Bobby also helps Sawyer understand the type One’s defense mechanism in a way he hadn't considered before!Follow Bobby:Instagram - @bobbywrigsFor more Enneagram content follow us on Spotify, Apple Music, and anywhere else you listen to podcasts! Check out our other socials:Instagram - @beyondyourfearscoachingTikTok - @beyondyourfearscoachingWebsite - www.byfcoaching.com

The Stories That Make Us: An Enneagram Podcast explores the beauty and complexity of humanity through stories: real and fictional. Best friends, Sawyer and Scott, interview live guests about their story through the lens of their types as well as dissect fictional characters. The Enneagram is a marvelous tool to grow in self-awareness because, let's be honest, it can be hard to see ourselves accurately sometimes. After all, the eye can see everything but itself.Join us on this exciting journey, we promise you'll learn a ton and also be thoroughly entertained.Follow us on socials!Insta: @beyondyourfearscoachingFacebook: @BeyondYourFearsOr shoot us an email if you're a dinosaur!sawyer@byfcoaching.com