by Mario Sikora | Mar 28, 2013 | Article, Blog, Leadership-Teambuilding-Performance, Mario Sikora, Self Awareness and Emotional Intelligence
THE SUBTYPES, COACHING AND LEADERSHIP Advanced Seminar for Enneagram Practitioners If you are not using the instincts in your work with the Enneagram, you are missing out on half the power of the system. This program is based on over 15 years of experience coaching...
by Mario Sikora | Feb 25, 2013 | Article, Blog, Leadership-Teambuilding-Performance, Mario Sikora, Self Awareness and Emotional Intelligence
An interesting piece of feedback arrived after my last blog, The “Leadership Personality.” A correspondent felt that my view was a “bit too relativistic,” that “prosocial, humble, and honest are better than narcissistic and...
by Mario Sikora | Feb 23, 2013 | Article, Blog, Leadership-Teambuilding-Performance, Mario Sikora, Self Awareness and Emotional Intelligence
Don’t be a Dodo During a workshop the other night I was asked what personality type I encountered most frequently in my work with leaders as an executive coach. After reflecting for a moment, I responded that while I’ve worked with many good leaders of...
by Mario Sikora | Jan 2, 2013 | Article, Blog, Mario Sikora, Self Awareness and Emotional Intelligence, The Enneagram
The Three Enneagrams (To receive a pdf of this chart, send an email to me at mario@enneagramlearning.com.) A Facebook friend, Cirilo Santos, who happens to be an Ennea-type Five, posted an interesting question regarding a photo (right) that I posted on the...
by Mario Sikora | Dec 10, 2012 | Article, Blog, Mario Sikora, Self Awareness and Emotional Intelligence
Enneagrammers are, in general, an introspective lot. Most of us seem to have encountered the system in the midst of some search for self-understanding and got hooked because we found the description of our Ennea-type to so accurately reflect who we are. Then, of...
by Mario Sikora | Jun 22, 2012 | Article, Blog, Clear Thinking, Mario Sikora, Self Awareness and Emotional Intelligence
“Check.” “Check.” “Check.” The talk we were listening to had become sort of a game. The speaker was giving a presentation on… well, I’m still not sure what exactly the point was… but it was like...
