9POINTS

Who was the most influential person to you growing up? For me, it was Helen Peacock (my Mom). As one of the first presidents of the International Enneagram Association, she taught me at a very young age the language of the powerful and transformative tool known as the Enneagram. Family dynamics, interactions with friends, and my own personal challenges were all looked at and understood through the lens of the Enneagram. Even the parenting that my brother and I received were tailored to our different Enneagram types... It all started at our breakfast table, on a ski weekend in the early 90s, when my uncle brought out the book "The Enneagram Made Easy" by Elizabeth Wagele. After a day of skiing with my Dad and brother, we returned home to find them still in their pajamas at the breakfast table pouring over the book. It was from then on that my family was hooked; my brother and I grew up speaking the language of the Enneagram... I didn't leave home to pursue a career with the Enneagram,..