The Part of you that is always scanning - Enneagram-CO-IEA

Enneagram Colorado IEA is an affiliate (chapter) of the International Enneagram Association. Learn more about Enneagram Colorado IEA at www.EnneagramColorado.org

In-person monthly members' meetings focus on connections, building community, networking, and learning from one another. Each meeting features an hour-long presentation on an aspect of the Enneagram teachings.
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Arrive at 5:30 PM, purchase your own dinner, and spend time meeting other Enneagram enthusiasts and entrepreneurs. There is space for sharing members' marketing materials.

Meeting starts at 6:00 PM. Each person is given time to introduce themselves and answer a question related to the evening's presentation topic. IEA updates are shared, followed by the 1-hour presentation. We conclude by 8:00 PM.

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### Presentation:

### “The Part of You That’s Always Scanning"

Before your Type even kicks in, your instincts are quietly assessing the room. Are you scanning for safety, belonging, or intensity? Your dominant instinct acts like an invisible driver, shaping what grabs your attention and what feels hard to ignore.

In this session, we’ll explore how your dominant instinct influences what you notice, prioritize, and potentially over-focus on. In a panel-style conversation, we’ll look at how the three instincts can show up differently within the same Enneagram Type and in your own lived experience. And in conversation groups, we'll also see how people with a different Enneagram Type, but the same dominant instinct, can feel somewhat alike.

Come explore how the instincts are flavoring your Type.

Bio:
Michelle McDonald is a certified Enneagram coach and the founder of Origins Enneagram Consulting. After 24 years in education, she now works with individuals, leaders, and teams to help them better understand the patterns that shape how they think, communicate, and relate to others.
Michelle’s work focuses on using the Enneagram as a practical tool for self-awareness, unbecoming who we think we have to be, building stronger relationships, and becoming more aligned leaders in our community.

3 ways to stay connected with Michelle McDonald
Join her newsletter 'Beyond the Type' at www.originsenneagram.com
Join one of her monthly conversation groups by emailing her at [michelle@originsenneagram.com](mailto:michelle@originsenneagram.com)
Follow her on Instagram at @origins_enneagram_consulting

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