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Typology is a podcast that explores the mystery of the human personality and how to use the Enneagra

Welcome to Typology, a podcast that explores the mystery of the human personality and how we can use the Enneagram typing system as a tool to become our most authentic selves. Hosted by author, speaker and counselor, Ian Morgan Cron, Typology features interviews with recognized Enneagram leaders from every sphere of life, including renowned Enneagram teachers, bestselling authors, psychologists, t

heologians, artists, business leaders, neuroscientists, and others who are using the Enneagram as a path for personal transformation.

09/10/2025

One myth about marriage recovery we wish we could shatter? That there’s a one-size-fits-all formula. Every couple’s healing journey is unique. — Justin & Trisha Davis⁠
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👉 Share the myth you’ve heard (or believed) about marriage or healing—and what truth you’re learning instead.

07/10/2025

We are wired for relationship. But the ways we connect with others—and with God—are deeply shaped by our attachment style. Last week, I sat down with Dr. Todd Hall to explore how secure, anxious, avoidant, and fearful attachment patterns show up in both our relationships and our spirituality.

The good news? These patterns aren’t fixed. With self-awareness, healing relationships, and spiritual practices, our attachment styles can be rewired toward greater freedom and love.

🎧 Listen now to the full conversation → http://bit.ly/4nNpoat

Tag someone who would find this helpful—and share your reflections below. 👇

03/10/2025

You are always just one choice away from change. It may not be easy. It doesn't have to be a perfect plan. Just one choice.⁠
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Today, maybe that choice is to name the wound instead of numbing it.⁠
Maybe it’s to ask for help instead of hiding.⁠
Or maybe—it’s simply to be present with the person you love.⁠
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One choice won’t fix everything. But it can change the direction of your story.⁠
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What’s the one choice you can make today? → Drop it in the comments ⬇️⁠
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17/09/2025

Deep listening ≠ agreement.

When you listen deeply, you’re not saying “you’re right” — you’re saying “you matter.”

To truly listen means to create space for another person’s story, to let their words land without immediately judging, fixing, or defending.

Real listening creates connection without compromising conviction. Try it this week: pause, lean in, and just listen.

Learn more about "Deep Listening" with Emily Kasriel on Typology: https://pod.link/1254061093

16/09/2025

We’re told to push harder, go faster, do more. But here’s the truth: our souls were never designed to run at full speed 24/7.

In my interview with Sarah Boyd, we explored what it means to honor our limits, listen to our bodies, and choose rhythms that keep us grounded and regulated—not frantic and overstimulated.

When we learn to live within our limits, we don’t shrink our lives—we expand our capacity for joy, presence, and connection.

🎧 Click the link in bio to catch the full conversation

13/09/2025

Feeling disconnected in today's fast-paced world? Emily Kasriel's new book, "Deep Listening," offers an eight-step approach to enhance your conversations and combat loneliness. Check out our latest episode for tips on how to listen more profoundly! https://pod.link/1254061093⁠
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10/09/2025

Enneagram Twos all share a deep desire to be loved and needed—but the way that desire shows up can look very different depending on their subtype.

In my conversation with Emily Zeller, a Type Two, we unpacked how the three subtypes—self-preservation, social, and one-to-one—shape the way Twos give, connect, and sometimes overextend themselves in relationships.

If you’re a Two (or love a Two), this episode will help you see the subtle but powerful ways subtypes influence the story you’re telling yourself about love and belonging.

🎧 Listen to my conversation with Emily here: https://pod.link/1254061093

10/09/2025

Feeling overwhelmed by the constant stimulation of modern life? You're not alone! Tune in to our conversation with Sarah Boyd as we discuss practical strategies for building an emotionally healthy family in a chronically overstimulated world.

Listen here: https://pod.link/1254061093

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09/09/2025

"How do you have a relationship with someone and they just like you for who you are?"

Ginny Yurich—an Enneagram Two—shared a powerful moment of realization. After reading The Hospitality of Need by Kevin Chandler, she admitted she wasn’t sure she fully understood how to build relationships apart from “filling in the gaps” for others.

That’s the Two’s gift and their struggle: believing love must be earned by helping, serving, or rescuing. Ginny’s vulnerability reminded me of how difficult—but freeing—it can be for Twos to trust that they can be loved simply for who they are, not just for what they do for others.

🎧 Hear this moving exchange on Typology: https://pod.link/1254061093

06/09/2025

Leadership isn’t about always having the answers, projecting strength, or keeping up appearances. True leadership is about the courage to be vulnerable.

In my conversation with Dr. Terence Lester—an Enneagram Eight, author, and founder of Love Beyond Walls—he shared how his greatest lessons in leadership didn’t come from success or control, but from moments of weakness, pain, and surrender.

When leaders open themselves to vulnerability, they create space for trust, connection, and authentic community. Terence’s story is a reminder that we don’t have to choose between strength and tenderness—we’re invited to hold both.

🎧 Listen now: https://pod.link/1254061093
👀 Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/ZZgM_OC4dK4

04/09/2025

Leadership, healing, and the Enneagram collide in this powerful conversation with Dr. Terence Lester. His story will challenge how you think about service, self-awareness, and what it means to live an integrated life.

🎧️ Listen: https://pod.link/1254061093
👀 Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/ZZgM_OC4dK4

12/07/2025

What happens when your Enneagram type collides with your childhood attachment style… and your bank account?

In this clip, Doug Lynam—former monk turned wealth advisor—dives into the “money monsters” we all carry and how they’re shaped by early wounds, fear, and the stories we tell ourselves. If you’ve ever tried to budget your way out of anxiety or overspend your way into self-worth, this one’s for you.

Transformation isn’t just about spreadsheets—it’s about self-awareness.

Listen: https://pod.link/1254061093

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