Do It For The Gram: An Enneagram Podcast

In this episode of Do It for The Gram, Milton speaks with Chelsea Witbrook, a certified spiritual director and Enneagram teacher, about our inner critic that operates across all Enneagram types. The inner critic is not just a critical voice, it’s a set of beliefs, demands and expectations for how we think we need to be, preventing us from changing. It supports our positive self-image, but staying...

In this episode of Do It for The Gram, Milton talks about his recent election as President of IEA. He highlights IEA's mission dedicated to maintaining the integrity and ethical application of the Enneagram worldwide and emphasizes the importance of supporting accredited professionals, and consistent ethical standards. Milton also reminds us that our inner work broadcasts positive energy that can...

In this episode of Do It for The Gram, Milton introduces his new Substack and podcast. His substack provides more insights about the Enneagram and inner work, while his podcast, Unstuck, is more based on awareness and inner work. He explores his current focus on the instincts and how our dominant instinct shows how we love other people. Milton's Links and Handles: Join KCEP Program: kaizen-enneagr...

In this episode of Do It for The Gram, Milton speaks with Lynn Ruolo, an Enneagram instructor and Kundalini Yoga teacher. Lynn talks about her teaching style that combines the two systems, merging the physical benefits of Kundalini Yoga with the psychological growth tools of the Enneagram. She explains the intersection of the Enneagram with the power of the breath as different Enneagram types do b...

In this episode of Do It for The Gram, Milton speaks with Doug Lynam, a Marine, monk and money manager, about his unconventional journey and his latest book, Taming Your Money Monster: 9 Paths to Money Mastery with the Enneagram. Money is necessary for everything we do in the outside world while the Enneagram tells us how we’re experiencing our inner world, so Doug discusses how we can adapt our r...

In this episode of Do It for The Gram, Milton speaks with Benjamin Tan about his book, “Suit Yourself: A Portfolio Strategy for Every Personality Type,” that dissects investing behaviors with each Enneagram personality type. Ben is the co-founder of Psyntel, a mental health tech startup and a board member of P.E.A.C.E., a non-profit promoting mental health within Georgia's AAPI communities. He sha...

I'm back, again. What a summer! This episode serves as an update and invitation. Reflecting on an exhilarating summer filled with transformative experiences, I express my gratitude for the support and impactful stories shared by our listeners. Additionally, I am thrilled to announce the forthcoming Enneagram Immersion Certification program, commencing on September 17th, which promises to be a uniq...

In this episode of Do It for The Gram, Milton speaks with Khara Croswaite Brindle, a Certified Financial Therapist, and Hannah DeGroot, a Licensed Professional Counselor, Certified Enneagram Coach, Executive Coach, about their book, “Your Enneagram and Money: Transforming Enneagram Edges Into Financial Freedom,” and accompanying workbook. Khara and Hannah share how a cold DM led to writing this bo...

In this episode of Do It for The Gram, Milton speaks with Reverend Nhien Vuong, an internationally accredited Enneagram professional, a certified Enneagram teacher and the founder of Evolving Enneagram. Nhien talks about her recently released book “The Enneagram of the Soul” that provides a path to wholeness for the self, while steering gently yet firmly away from the trap of solely identifying wi...

In this episode of Do It for The Gram, Milton speaks with B. Chris Simpson about being his countertype of Social 7. B. Chris shares how being this type is wild and full of adventure and why interactions with others can bring him deep levels of joy and purpose. One of his biggest challenges is to separate from consistent service to the group though, which makes him question who he is without the so...

In this special collaborative episode with Do It for The Gram, the International Enneagram Association Podcast and Fathoms, Milton is joined by Seth “Creek” Creekmore, Lindsey Marks and Lee Fields as they preview the upcoming IEA Enneagram Experience 2025 - Global Conference and Celebration. All four hosts will be in attendance, so they share what they are looking forward to at this summer’s annua...

In this episode of Do It for The Gram, Milton speaks with Michael Shahan, a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist practicing at Moss and Main Therapy Group in Kansas City, Missouri. Michael specializes in integrating the Enneagram into therapy, using it as a tool to help his clients work through trauma, find empathy and compassion for themselves, and move toward growth. He's also the author of Th...

In this episode of Do It For The Gram podcast, Milton speaks with Joel Hubbard, an Enneagram thought leader and certified coach, co-founder of The Art of Growth and co-host of the Art of Growth Podcast. Joel talks about his book, “Hunters, Farmer, and Teamers: Harness Human Instincts to Elevate Impact,” that came out earlier this year and was co-written with Jim Zartman. He explains the concepts b...

In this episode, Jessica Denise Dickson returns to Do It For The Gram to discuss her countertype of Social 8 with Milton. After learning about the Enneagram during her time in higher education, Denise initially thought she was an Enneagram Two. She spent a few years doing work as a Two, but it was when she learned about the instincts and listened to women that she realized that she’s actually an E...

In this episode, Milton speaks with Deon Gibbs, a psychiatric nurse practitioner and mental health advocate. While he may be relatively new to the Enneagram, Deon is not new to inner work. He shares how his journey with the Enneagram led him to learn his type structure of Sexual Six–which he refers as “The Sexy Six”--and how it helps with his inner work. One aspect of this countertype is fear, yet...

In this episode, Milton speaks with Talia Guerrero, who speaks about her experience and inner work from being a Sexual Type Five. Talia shares her journey with the Enneagram that began with a workshop at work and how she discovered her specific type. To her, the Enneagram is not just a tool, but a lens integrated in her life. Milton's Links and Handles: Join KCEP Program: kaizen-enneagram-communit...

In this episode, Milton speaks with Halley Simpson, Recovery Coach and Alumni Outreach Specialist at Meadows Behavioral Healthcare, about being a Self-Preservation Four. Halley shares how the Enneagram found her when she was 19 years old and her journey in discovering that she is a Self-Preservation Four after initially thinking she was a Type Nine. With Self-Preservation Four being the most misty...

In this episode, Milton speaks with Tyler Zach, a certified Enneagram coach with over 18 years of full time ministry experience as a campus minister and pastor. Tyler is the co-founder and pastor of One Hope, a multi-ethnic church in Ohama, Nebraska, and the author of a faith-based 40 day devotional for every Enneagram type. Zach shares how he found his countertype after he initially saw himself a...

In this episode, Milton speaks with Seema Patel, a dedicated advocate, therapist, and educator committed to creating inclusive spaces. Seema talks about her journey towards her realization of being Enneagram Type - Self-Preservation Two and why that resonated with her more than Type Eight. With this type’s emphasis on self-care and boundaries, this contributes to her being protective of her inner...

Milton Stewart shares exciting developments for 2025 in the world of the Enneagram, emphasizing the importance of personal growth through transformative experiences. He introduces various opportunities for listeners, including his Enneagram certification course starting on February 6th, which focuses on deep understanding and personal work. Additionally, Stewart highlights two upcoming Enneagram r...

In this episode, Milton speaks with Chelsea Witbrook, a spiritual director and Enneagram educator based in Minneapolis, about Enneagram Type–Sexual One, also known as “zeal.” Chelsea talks about the uncomfortable awakening of discovering her Enneagram Type, while also coming to accept her personality. The question–Would you rather be happy or right?--changed her life and a valuable thing she feels...

In this episode, Milton speaks with Genevieve Delage, an Enneagram coach, business consultant, mother, wife and a social work student who is curious about how people think and act. Genevieve shares her journey with the Enneagram and how she came to find it five years ago. For this series on countertypes, she talks about being a Social Nine and the impact it’s had on her. She also shares the inner...

In this episode, Milton speaks with Ben Campbell, a Riso-Hudson Certified Enneagram, President of Enneagram Northeast, and Founder of Wild Enneagram, about the importance of integrating nature into our daily lives and Enneagram practices. Ben helps modern humans reconnect with their nature-based roots by discussing the need to find a connection with the landscapes on a daily basis. He shares pract...

In this episode, Milton speaks with R. Karl Hebenstreit, an author, keynote speaker, a certified Enneagram coach and organizational development practitioner. Karl discusses how he realized that the Enneagram–which he learned during his PhD studies in Organizational Psychology–could be used as a model for business applications, from team building to conflict resolution. This eventually led to his b...

In this episode, Milton speaks with Amy McCabe, an Enneagram coach, pastor, spiritual director and retreat leader, about Enneagram retreats. Amy discusses the impact of Enneagram retreats for individuals seeking deeper growth and self-awareness and the opportunities it provides for building connections with fellow attendees by fostering a safe community and environment for vulnerability. She share...