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Dr Tom LaHue helps you understand more about yourself and others so that you can be more "present to life."
Check out His Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/twlahue/videos
Check out His Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/twlahue/videos
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First, Be Her Friend
Limiting Mindsets Part 2
Overcoming Perfectionism: Limiting Mindsets
Enneagram Type 9 Checklist
Enneagram Type 8 Checklist
Enneagram Type 7 Checklist
Enneagram Type 6 Checklist
Enneagram Type 5 Checklist
Enneagram Type 4 Checklist
Enneagram Type 3 Checklist
Enneagram Type 2 Checklist
The source is a transcript from a YouTube video by Dr. Tom LaHue that discusses the Enneagram Type One, also known as the Perfectionist or Reformer, using excerpts from the book The Unfiltered Enneagram by Elizabeth Wagele. Dr. LaHue offers an overview of Type One characteristics, highlighting the challenges such as their tendency toward judgment, rigidity, and resentment, which often stems from their core belief that the world is broken and their desire to control and correct perceived flaws.www.tomlahue.com
The source is an excerpt from a YouTube video transcript by "Dr. Tom LaHue" that focuses on the Enneagram Type Nine personality, specifically discussing both the positive and negative aspects of this type. Dr. LaHue uses a list, potentially from a book called The Enneagram Made Easy, to enumerate what Type Nines like about themselves, such as being non-judgmental, caring, and easygoing, as well as what they dislike about themselves. www.tomlahue.com
Dr. Tom LaHue, focusing on the Enneagram Type Eight, often characterized as "the challenger" or "the boss." Dr. LaHue discusses both the positive and negative traits of Eights, using a book called The Enneagram Made Easy as a reference point. He highlights what Eights typically like about themselves, such as being independent, self-reliant, courageous, and protective of others, while also exploring the frustrations and disliked aspects of being an Eight, including overwhelming people with bluntness, impatience with incompetence, and a struggle with forgiving injustices.www.tomlahue.com
The source is an excerpt from a YouTube video by Dr. Tom LaHue, where he discusses the Enneagram Type Seven personality, emphasizing his personal experience as a Seven. LaHue explores both the positive traits of Sevens, such as optimism, spontaneity, and generosity, and the challenges they face, including difficulty with commitment, lack of follow-through, and resisting structure.www.tomlahue.com
Dr. Tom LaHue discussing Enneagram Type Six, often called "the loyal skeptic," exploring both the positive and negative aspects of this personality type. The speaker uses a list from an Enneagram book to detail what Sixes appreciate about themselves, such as being committed, responsible, hardworking, compassionate, and possessing intellect and wit.www.tomlahue.com
The YouTube video "What Type 5's Hate About 5's" from the "Dr. Tom LaHue" channel provides an exploration of Enneagram Type Fives, also known as Observers or Investigators. The speaker, Dr. Tom LaHue, uses the book "The Enneagram Made Easy" to highlight both the strengths and challenges associated with this personality type.www.tomlahue.com
Dr. Tom LaHue, introduces Enneagram coaching as a method for personal development and self-discovery. It explains that this approach utilizes the Enneagram personality system, which identifies nine distinct types, to provide personalized guidance for understanding one's motivations, managing stress, and improving relationships. www.tomlahue.com
This Podcast explores the Enneagram Type 4, known as "The Individualist" or "The Romantic." The speaker, identified as an Enneagram Type 7, shares insights from a book to discuss both the positive and challenging aspects of being a Type 4.www.tomlahue.com
This podcast breaks down one of my YouTube videos.www.tomlahue.com
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