Creativity and the Enneagram

Open the portal to your creative wellsprings with the life-changing insights of the Enneagram.

Creativity is such a fundamental part of human life. It’s the unseen force behind every story we’ve told, every problem we’ve solved, and every future we’ve dreamed into being. Yet so often we find ourselves struggling to tap into the generative creative instinct that is our birthright. “The Enneagram, an ancient tool of self-understanding, is helpful because it opens up portals to our creative wellsprings,” says Russ Hudson. “And when we let it in, it can radically change our lives.”

In Creativity and the Enneagram, leading Enneagram scholars Russ Hudson and Catherine R. Bell share an in-depth audio program for awakening and cultivating your inner innovator. They offer a riveting exploration of how the nine personality types approach the work and wonder of creativity, with a rich blend of theoretical insight and practical guidance to help you enliven your creative personality and process. Across these immersive sessions—each enriched with nourishing guided meditations from Catherine Bell—you’ll explore:

• A deep dive into each of the nine points’ unique approaches to the challenge of creativity
• A new understanding of the way you solve problems, navigate relationships, and relate to your unique trajectory through life
• The importance of identifying your natural talents as well as recognizing potential roadblocks and barriers
• How to live through your center and become a powerful conduit for creative impulse
• Useful elements from each of the nine points that will help you continue to grow and flourish for years to come

“When we’re grounded with our heart and mind and living through our centers, we can drop more into the level of human consciousness in which these archetypes and energies exist,” says Hudson. “That creativity might come out as a work of art, but it might come out in a creative conversation or helpful advice for a friend—revealing your individual brilliance along the way.”