Self-awareness only matters if it changes how we show up. That’s what this conversation is about. In part two of our Enneagram series, we sit back down with Michael Burditt Norton, a certified Enneagram teacher and conscious leadership coach, to explore what happens when understanding becomes practice. How does awareness change the way we love, lead, parent, and connect? How do we use the Enneagram as a guide without turning it into a label or a weapon? And what does it look like ...
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Self-awareness only matters if it changes how we show up. That’s what this conversation is about. In part two of our Enneagram series, we sit back down with Michael Burditt Norton, a certified Enneagram teacher and conscious leadership coach, to explore what happens when understanding becomes practice. How does awareness change the way we love, lead, parent, and connect? How do we use the Enneagram as a guide without turning it into a label or a weapon? And what does it look like ...
Parenting doesn’t end—it transforms. Most parenting advice ends at high school graduation, but the launch years? That’s when the real shift begins. In this heartfelt episode, Justin and Sarah Ahrens reflect on celebrating their son’s college graduation and dive into the complex, often unspoken world of parenting adult children. From learning to mentor instead of manage, to navigating the return of grown kids to the family home, they share honest stories about what it means to let go without...
Running Ahrens
Self-awareness only matters if it changes how we show up. That’s what this conversation is about. In part two of our Enneagram series, we sit back down with Michael Burditt Norton, a certified Enneagram teacher and conscious leadership coach, to explore what happens when understanding becomes practice. How does awareness change the way we love, lead, parent, and connect? How do we use the Enneagram as a guide without turning it into a label or a weapon? And what does it look like ...
