In this episode of finding grace I’m joined by Dr Deborah Threadgill Egerton, who is an internationally respected psychologist, key note speaker, executive coach, has PHD and is Enneagram specialist in inclusion, diversity, equity, and anti-racism.
She’s also the author of the new book by Hayhouse “Know justice, know peace”
I can’t wait to share Deborah on here today and this important work she’s sharing with the world.
In this episode:
- Dr Deborah shares what finding grace means to her and how it relates with the journey she’s been on.
- She shares her story and what led her to this work and how it found her.
- She shares what the Enneagram is.
- We discuss what the 9 archetypes are and the role the play in injustice.
- She shares how the enneagram can be used for healing and how we can work with it.
- We talk racism and the impact that this has and why we need to use tools like to support healing this.
- We discuss the importance of not bypassing injustice issues, which can feel overwhelming as it’s a lot. We talk about breaking this down and starting where we are at.
- She shares why the inner work is important for us all to do and how the enneagram can support this.
- We talk about the book and what led her to write this and why it’s important.
- She shares personal experiences and how this work has helped her.
- We discuss how easy it is for people to get caught up in their narrow views and how we can help shift this.
- She shares ways the enneagram can be used for transformation.
- She shares what tools are supporting her right now.
- We discuss what’s bringing her joy.
Dr Deborah shares all this and more in this important conversation. I for one loved this conversation and felt blessed to share Dr Deborah on this episode.
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