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The Journey Toward Wholeness: Enneagram Wisdom for Stress, Balance, and Transformation by Suzanne Stabile

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Definitely not an Enneagram primer but a deeper dive for those ready to take the next steps in understanding their own number and the number of others. Thanks for challenging us to seek balance and transformation, Suzanne!

heidihaverkamp's review

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4.0

The format of this book is helpful - focused on triads: thinking/ doing/ feeling and withdrawing/ aggressive/ dependent. Love Suzanne Stabile and her team - they do a great podcast, "The Enneagram Journey," too.

kristen_d's review

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informative medium-paced

5.0

melbplease's review

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5.0

Just read this book this morning after a friend gave it to Pamela at work to find her enneagram. I hadn’t done any of the enneagram tests etc before so it was quite fascinating. A little too on the nose at points - felt like I was getting read by this stranger.

Really liked how concise it was. Great use of bullet points and limited but helpful anecdotes. Liked how the book was divided between explanations and tips.

I read the sections related to my and Pamela’s Enneagram triad and it’s honestly hilarious and shocking to read something that feels like it is written so pointedly about you. A good one to read as year wraps up and I think I will use some of her notes to write my intentions for 2024.

I am a 2️⃣!!!

meagers32's review

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5.0

All 3 of these books are so helpful. Knowing the enneagram has opened up a new way of viewing people and the world, as well as myself. I highly recommend everyone read these books.

learningbystory's review

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challenging informative inspiring medium-paced

4.5

I love learning about the Enneagram and finally got the chance to read this novel that's been on my TBR list since it came out. Suzanne Stabile reads the audiobook and her gentle voice helps lead you on a path of self-discovery as well as encourage you to be patient and have grace with others. I already recommended this to 3 friends and hope someone else reads it so we can talk about it! Love it, I would re-read it.

writergirl5786's review

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3.0

I always love digging into new enneagram books but this one didn’t really feel like it held a ton of new content. I was intrigued by the Repressed/Dominant centers that each type and number uses but it didn’t get deep enough to really feel useful. Still good info but more of an overview than anything.

cassgo's review

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informative inspiring reflective medium-paced

5.0

I’ve read Stabile’s previous books and others on the Enneagram, so when my husband (a 5) suggested this one as new and life-giving, I was hesitant to read another. As an Enneagram 1, it’s hard for me to admit that he was right that I should read it! Learning more about the triads and stances is helping me recognize more of my internal world and how to better relate to others. As a doer, I really appreciate the suggested practices, too!