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Conflict is a part of life. In the default settings of out enneagram type, we too often encounter conflict in unhealthy ways. One of the lesser known triadic groups of the enneagram are the conflict styles. In this conversation, Abram, Creek, and Drew happen to each reside in a different conflict style. They introduce their conflict style, and talk about how we can better engage the conflict of life (and not avoid it).

 “Navigating our inner depths…one fathom at a time.”

Links: 

• Check out this helpful resource on the harmonic patterns: http://www.fitzel.ca/enneagram/conflict.html

• Submit a question for our upcoming Q & A Episode! You can record your question on Speakpipe:www.speakpipe.com/fathomspodcast OR you can send us a DM on our Instagram account:@fathoms.enneagram
• Center for Nonviolent Communication

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Editing/Production: Seth Creekmore

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Find us online:

• Abram--Insta: @integratedenneagram
• Creek—Web: www.creekmoremusic.com; Insta: @creekmoremusic
• Drew—Web: www.drewmoser.com; Insta: @enneagrammers; Twitter: @drewmoser

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