Evocative Enneagram Self-Coaching Tips

Mary Bast, The Evocative Enneagram

Saturday, September 6, 2025

Three-Step Self-Coaching Process

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A.W.E. Three Steps to Self-Coaching  From my Self-Coaching Workbook A wareness of your unique patterns of motivation and behavior.  I...
Thursday, December 5, 2024

How to Stop Feeding Your Hungry Ghost

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In Buddhism the Hungry Ghosts are depicted as teardrop shaped, with bloated stomachs and necks too thin to pass food – represe...
Monday, December 18, 2023

Lovin' the Spin I'm In

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A phenomenon known as frame dragging predicts that a rotating mass will drag space around it, like a bowling ball spinning in molasses. ...

Seeing with New Eyes

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Bill Joiner and Stephen Josephs define leadership agility as a process of reflective action or ongoing learning from your own actions — ...
Sunday, December 17, 2023

Using Resistance as a Positive Force for Change

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In his chapter on resistance in Flawless Consulting , Peter Block makes the point that people often use the phrase "overcoming resist...

Why Not "Why"?

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If you'd been hypnotized in a nightclub act to do something silly afterward at the hypnotist's command, would you then ask, "W...

Moving From Problems to Solutions

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Sometimes advice is appropriate, but when you're in a supervisory role, those you're coaching will accept more responsibility and l...

How to Give Feedback

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If so meone you're trying to give feedback seems defensive in response, take a look at how you're framing your words. Are you using...

Responding to Criticism and Manipulation Without Defensiveness*

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Often other people don't give effective feedback. Even when they're descriptive and helpful, we sometimes feel defensive anyway. In ...

Two Types of Creativity: Kirton Adaption-Innovation Indicator

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In his book Adaptors and Innovators , Dr. Michael Kirton  described Adaption-Innovation as a cognitive style, a "preferred mo...

Follow Your Nose

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I've sometimes said of myself, “I’m like a mole, I have to smell my way along.” More accurately, I might say “ swim my way along” be...

Creative Problem Solving

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(Based on J.W. Eiseman's "Reconciling 'Incompatible' Positions* and C. Hampden-Turner's Charting t...

Focusing

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Eugene Gendlin discovered that. . .  successful clients. . . allowed themselves to experience and tolerate feelings that were vague, blurry...

Whatever You Resist Persists

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My client Jack used to have such acute panic attacks while planning for public speeches he'd go to the emergency clinic, convinced he w...

Lagging on Commitment to Change?

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Five Tips to Help You Stay Focused Be an objective observer of yourself. Habits are only patterns of behavior. They...

Are You Trustworthy?

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Effective partners in life and high-performance teams work cooperatively, are guided by shared goals, trust each other, give and receive fe...

Time to Change?

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If you're in a business or personal situation where it's time to change whether you like it or not, you may feel stuck because it ...

The Real Deal

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Just as actors with a good director can portray a role that's completely believable to the audience, all of us have developed self-i...
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