Narrative Enneagram Core Faculty members, Terry Saracino and Renée Rosario, interviewed artist and writer, Sarah Duet, about her recently published book of blackout poetry, WHAT HAPPENED IS HAPPENING.
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What a beauty this issue of Enneagram Magazine is! I’m honored to have 3 poems included in its pages alongside all sorts of gifted contributors. Issue 09: WONDER is available now at enneagrammagazine.com.
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One of the coolest things I got to do in 2020 was be a guest panelist at an event on “The Enneagram and Neurodiversity” for Taylor University’s SEND (Students for Education on Neurodiversity) organization. The club is “dedicated to ending neurodiversity stigma and encouraging good mental health.”
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I recently had the pleasure of being a guest on my friend and colleague’s podcast, “Nine Lives with Jeff King: Live Your Best One”. Jeff and I had a far-reaching conversation that explores the Enneagram, relationships, life in the pandemic, and my current creative inspirations (like Gen Z, Patti Smith, and Taylor Swift).
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When I wrote these 9 reflections in March, I couldn’t have imagined they’d still be relevant in late July, but here we are…
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“I believe the future is what we make of it. But first, we have to decide that time belongs to all of us.” –Brittney Cooper
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Last night I was made aware that there are 30+ allegations of abuse by Chris Heuertz that have been made public. I’ve read the public statement and spoken directly with someone who is closer to the situation. I believe these women…
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Some of you may remember last year when I wrote 100 words every day for 100 days (#the100daysof100words) as a part of this global art project. 2020’s session starts up tomorrow, April 7, and I’m jumping in again.
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I wrote these brief reflections for our online Enneagram meetup last night and wanted to make them available for you as well. Read below and/or download the PDF version. I hope these are helpful somehow during this challenging time! What comes up for you as you reflect on these questions?
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