Ashton Whitmoyer-Ober is an author, public speaker, Community Psychologist, and certified Enneagram educator. With a desire to see relationships strengthened, she created Enneagram Ashton in early 2019. She is the author of Enneagram for Relationships, The Two of Us: A Three Year Couples Journal, and The Enneagram Made Simple. Find her on Instagram @enneagramashton.

In this session, Ashton dives into the topic of leadership. It is a common misconception that some Enneagram types are leaders and others are not. However, each type has strengths and capabilities that, when utilized properly can set them up to be strong and powerful leaders. Ashton walks us through what leadership looks like for each Enneagram type.

Learn more from Ashton on her website!

Dayo Ajanaku is a lifelong student focused on bringing joy and justice to the world. She is the owner and founder of the Instagram page, @theblackenneagram, where she offers basic Enneagram education through black culture and black images. The Black Enneagram combines her love of the Enneagram, black culture, entertainment and Christianity with the purpose of increasing self awareness, growth and relational health specifically in the black community. She regularly engages issues of faith, justice, self-awareness, love and unapologetic joy. The Black Enneagram is a safe haven for all people, regardless of racial identity, who want to grow in the kind of godly self love that overflows into love for all.

In this discussion, Dayo graciously explores the nine types at work through influential black leaders. She goes through the basics of every Enneagram type, and gives us examples of where we may see these Enneagram type represented in the black community. Finally, she focuses on the strengths, weaknesses and a practical way to grow for each type.  

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Today Amy hosted a live Zoom call with Anne Watson to discuss how not to get stuck with a coach you hate, plus how to know what you need in a coach if you are leading others. Watch the recording now!

Former corrections officer, police officer, soldier, financial advisor, and pastor, Keanu Trujillo finally found his calling as an entrepreneur building people, teams, and businesses. He is a certified Enneagram Coach and certified Expert Ownership coach who uses his experience and qualifications to help business owners and leaders get to the next level with their teams without firing everyone and starting over or closing their business.

In this session, Keanu shares about what it looks like to build a business and team using the power of the Enneagram. When you first begin to build a team, you will first want to look at the leader's strengths, weaknesses, goals, and patterns. Next, you will want to take a broader look and consider industry, location, goals, and team size. In this discussion, Keanu walks us through what exactly it looks like to evaluate yourself, your needs, and your business as a whole in order to build a team that best suits you. 

Learn more from Keanu on his website!

Sandra Maria Van Opstal is a second-generation Latina pastor, activist, author, and a powerful leading voice on the intersection of faith and justice. She is executive director of Chasing Justice, a BIPOC-led movement that mobilizes the next generation of Christians to live justly. Sandra’s distinctiveness comes from working in both local and global contexts as a practitioner and academic, which has solidified her calling to disrupt oppressive systems within the church and center marginalized voices. She served as executive pastor at Grace and Peace Church on Chicago’s west side and as an activist in her community. She holds a Masters of Divinity from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School and is currently pursuing doctoral work in Urban Leadership and Transformation. Sandra is the author of The Next Worship, Forty Days on Being An Eight as well as contributor to the New York Times bestselling book A Rhythm of Prayer.

In this session, we learn about how as we are on our journey with the Enneagram, it is vital to take into consideration the many factors that intersect with our Enneagram that make up, influence, and direct who we are. Some of those intersections are our gender, race, socioeconomic location, cultural background, heritage, and so much more. When we acknowledge these, we are acknowledging the impact that the intersections have on our journey with the Enneagram and ourselves as leaders. Ultimately, this is a journey of self-awareness, self-compassion, and self-regulation. 

Connect with Sandra on Instagram and on the Chasing Justice website!