I mean, we all wear our own bias, right?

We all wear our worldview.

So language like the aneogram is often the best we can do to sort of clear that lens and see through it more clearly and go, oh, this is what might be true for you and this is what feels true for me.

That to me is the practice of emotional intelligence.

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talking all things eneogram today. Aaron, welcome to the show. Thank you for having me,

Ella. I'm super excited. I am so pleased to talk to you this is

going to be a lot of fun and before we do that though erin can you tell everybody who you are and what you

do yeah i'd love to i'm erin bowdy i am a behaviorist by trade so i'm super nerdy and how much i love

um what motivates behavior why we do what we do, and how we can

use that sort of transform our lives. I've been studying working in the field of behavior change

for two decades. Most of my career, I spent chugging along in corporate America, working with

leaders and in leadership development. And it took motherhood to slow me down.

I have two small kiddos.

One of my kids is neurodiverse.

And I had to, at some point along the way with my career, decide if I was going to be a

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