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Teresa Malcolm has been a science fiction and fantasy fan for almost two decades -- about as long as she has been studying the Enneagram. Her particular focus is to use the Enneagram to analyze (and, lately, write) fictional characters.

In 2000, she began the Star Trek & the Enneagram website (http://www.enneatrek.com), and more recently she opened its outpost on LiveJournal (http://enneatrek-lj.livejournal.com) to archive Enneagram essays and invite discussion. Her e-mail address is tem4w5@yahoo.com."

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

• Contact Me
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• Coaching Support
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  • Art of Coaching
  • Coaching the Triads
  • Shifting Paradigms
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  • Illuminate
  • A Rechargable Dry Cell
  • The Scout Motto: Be Prepared
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  • What Men and Women Really Want
• Enneagram Coaching
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  • Free Style Test
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  • Health & Weight
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  • Diets Work, People Don't
  • About Our Work
  • Doctor's Discovery
  • Is Your Weight Your Worth?
  • Weight and Motivation
  • Fasting
  • Just Say What?
  • Fast Food
  • Reductionism Revisited
• More to explore
  • Finding your style
  • Energy Rather Than Type
  • Our Actions Reveal Energies
  • Revealing Metaphors
  • Fast Food Metaphor
  • What keeps us stuck
  • Polarization
  • Projections
  • Idealized Self-Image
  • For The Wrong Reason
  • Common Mistakes
  • Be Careful Of Typing
  • Bias Awareness
  • Nature Or Nuture
  • Spirituality
  • Expensive Fear
  • Science Yes and No
  • Enneagram Patterns
  • Trying Too Hard
  • Do Unto Others
  • Strategy Is A Tendency
  • Spiritual Tradiitons
  • Enneagram Trance
  • Or More Reality
  • Idealized Self-Image
  • And So It Goes
• The Styles in The Arts
  • Ones - A Narrow Path
  • Twos - You
  • Threes - Do, Re, ME
  • Fours - Special Pains
  • Fives - In the Details
  • Sixes - Prepared
  • Sevens - Don't Fence Me In
  • Eights - Tougher than the Rest
  • Nines - Disappearing Act

• The Nine Syles

  • Introduction
  • Understanding
  • Why The Enneagram
  • Three Main Strategies
  • What Is A Subtype?
  • The 27 Subtypes
  • What Is A Wing?
• One - Critic
  • Compulsive One
  • Perfectionists
  • Subtype One - Intimate
  • Subtype One - Self Preservation
  • Subtype One - Social
• Two - Helper
  • Angelic Two
  • Subtype Two Intimate
  • Subtype Two Self Preservation
  • Subtype Two Social
• Three - Performer
  • Threes Competing
  • Is Success Really For You?
  • Life in the Fast Reign
  • Subtype Three Intimate
  • Subtype Three Self Preservation
  • Subtype Three Social
• Four - Individualist
  • The Dramatic Four
  • The Special Four
  • Subtype Four Intimate
  • Subtype Four Self Preservation
  • Subtype Four Social
• Five - Observer
  • Being The Sneeree
  • Lonely Fives
  • Hoarding Fives
  • Subtype Five Intimate
  • Subtype Five Self Preservation
  • Subtype Five Social
• Six - Loyalist
  • Subtypes of Six
  • Counterphobic Sixes
  • Mel Gibson As A Counterphobic Six
  • Subtype Six Social
• Seven - Enthusiast
  • Sunny Sevens
  • Narcissistic Sevens
  • Subtype Seven Intimate
  • Subtype Seven Self Preservation
  • Subtype Seven Social
• Eight - Challenger
  • Super Eights - Football
  • Subtype Eight Intimate
  • Subtype Eight Self Preservation
  • Subtype Eight Social
• Nine - Peacemaker
  • Instinctive Nines
  • Subtype Nine Intimate
  • Subtype Nine Self Preservation
  • Subtype Nine Social

Clarence Thomson

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