[Enneagram In 10] Introduction To Type 1

Type 1 on the Enneagram is sometimes known as the 'Reformer', the 'Idealist', or the 'Perfectionist'. Type 1's are principled, conscientious and hard working characters that have a lot of integrity and value doing the right thing. Yet their tendency to fixate on doing the right thing and complicated relationship with anger can often cause Type 1's a lot of stress.

Time stamps
00:00 - Introduction
00:08 - Type 1 Overview
01:03 - Origins of Type 1
03:25 - The Body Centre and Anger
05:24 - The Passion of Anger
07:07 - Growth for Type 1's
08:55 - Navigating Relationships with Type 1's
10:07 - Closing thoughts

Enneagram in 10 is created with the intention of providing informative, yet succinct introductions to the enneagram and its many aspects. Given the 10 minute timeframe, there are obvious limitations to what I can talk about. If you feel I’ve missed something important, or would like to hear about something enneagram related, please leave a comment below.

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The Enneagram is considered to be open source and is not covered under any copyright. In order to create these videos I draw on the work of many enneagram teachers, and while I make an effort to acknowledge them when directly quoting their work or ideas, it’s impossible to pay credit to them for each utterance. With that said, I would like to acknowledge the work of Heather Brown and Rosemary Cowan, who are my valued mentors, and have taught me much of what I know about the enneagram. Much of their work stems from the Narrative Tradition, which was founded by enneagram pioneers David Daniels and Helen Palmer, among others. I would also like to thank Sandra Maitri, Beatrice Chestnut and Uranio Paes, who’s work has been a major influence on me.