<p>Bestselling author Elizabeth Wagele, whose previous books include "The Enneagram Made Easy", "Finding your Birthday Cake", "The Happy Introvert" and "The Career Within You", has written for a wide range of audiences—children, job-hunters, and insight-seekers of all stripes. Now, she turns her signature wit and sensitivity to these most human of all topics—death, dying and grief. The book contains many moving accounts of people facing their own mortality or struggling with the loss of loved ones. While the topic is a sober one, the reader will be moved by the grace, tenderness and strength portrayed in each tale.</p>

The Enneagram of Death: Helpful insights by the 9 types of people on grief, fear, and dying

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Wagele, Elizabeth

Psychology & Counseling

International Enneagram Association

For Volume 5 of the Enneagram Journal, editors CJ Fitzsimons, PhD, and Jerome Wagner, PhD, have scoured the Enneagram community for articles that are challenging, thought-provoking, and informative. Ideas that might not have been seen by a broad audience are now on display for the whole Enneagram community to sample and digest.  This issue also represents the diversity of thought about and application of the Enneagram in this community. Volume 5 of the Enneagram Journal covers contributions as diverse as    Anna Sutton surveying research on the Enneagram,  Jerome Wagner on Theodore Millon’s personality theories,  Virginia George on Thomas Merton,  Alaor Passos and Claudio Naranjo on a new school of human growth and permanent reeducation,  Peter McNab on combining NLP, Spiral Dynamics, and the work of Ken Wilber with the Enneagram,  Sabine Gramm on combining the Enneagram with the work of Friedemann Schulz von Thun,  Katherine Chernick Fauvre and David Fauvre on the Enneagram Tritype,  Gina Thomas offering an Enneagram perspective on the American myth of progress, and  Clarence Thomson on how understanding the Enneagram enriches your reading of other books.  Book reviews by    Susanne Povelsen of  Sex, Love and Personality – The Nine Faces of Intimacy  by Mona Coates and Judith Searle, and  Kathryn Grant of  The Enneagram of Death  by Elizebeth Wagele  round out this volume of the Enneagram Journal.

The Enneagram Journal

Fitzsimons, C J

<p>Early Praise for the 1st edition of Hot Leaders, Cool Facilitators: "Bart Wendell knows what makes leaders and leadership tick. His analyses are right on point and real-the examples kept my attention. I love this book and I recommend that anyone in a leadership role read it." -Bobbie Kilberg, President and CEO, Northern Virginia Technology Council, formerly held key White House positions for three U.S. Presidents, Washingtonian (D.C.) magazine named her Business Leader of the Year in 2009 and one of the region's 150 Most Powerful People in 2007 --------- --------- "In this smart, talented, and savvy book, Bart Wendell gives us an entirely new way to grasp the central role that meetings play in the positive power of leadership and the effectiveness of organizations. His years of experience in the boardroom come alive in this book. Full of wonderful on-the-ground insights, this is a must-read for leaders of all levels and the professionals who support their success. This book has a personal yet professional voice that makes it fun to read." -Ginger Lapid-Bogda, Ph.D., Author of internationally best-selling Enneagram-business books published by McGraw-Hill: Bringing Out the Best in Yourself at Work, What type of Leaders are you? and Bringing Out the Best in Everyone You Coach ----------- ----------- "Bart has a unique ability to address equally well both the practical business issues and the emotional, people side of the business. This book would benefit anyone in a leadership position." -Ron Sidman, Past CEO and Chair, The First Years, Inc.</p>

Hot Leaders Cool Facilitators: Learning to Lead One Meeting at a Time

Business & Money

Wendell Ph.D., Bart R.

Management & Leadership

For Volume 6 of the Enneagram Journal, editors Peter McNab and Jerome Wagner, PhD, have chosen some of the most challenging writing on the Enneagram over the past year, with a special emphasis on research. These articles will support the growing interest in the Enneagram while also examining some of its closely held tenets. There is much here to keep all Enneagram enthusiasts engaged, from those new to the model to those work with it in their professional lives.   Volume 6 of the Enneagram Journal covers contributions as diverse as:   CJ Fitzsimons and Jack Killen on using science to address the Enneagram’s credibility problem,  Dirk Cloete and Lucille Greef explore the role of using assessments to discover type,  Raymond Nettmann and Vasi van Deventer take a new look at the connections between the Enneagram and Karen Horney’s work,  Deon Oosthuizen shares how he uses the Enneagram as a map of the psyche,  David Hall looks at how type is expressed energetically, and  Mario Sikora gives us a new take on “essence” and whether or not the Enneagram is a teleological model.   The Journal is rounded off with a review of Roxanne Howe-Murphy’s “Deep Living” by Katy Taylor.

McNab, Peter R

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The Enneagram of Death: Helpful insights by the 9 types of people on grief, fear, and dying

The Enneagram Journal

Hot Leaders Cool Facilitators: Learning to Lead One Meeting at a Time

The Enneagram Journal