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SEASON 1 FINALE! Today we discuss the Enneagram as a tool to tap into what's going on inside + express the beauty in being the most authentic version of ourselves. We chat with Anna Skates, 9, children's author from 1.2, Melissa Greene, 8, Pastor + co-founder w/ Anna of Imaginarium from 1.11, and Teri Murphy, 3, PhD + therapist who teaches healthy sexuality. These brilliant women lead us down the most beautiful rabbit trails of self-acceptance + belonging, cracking me up the whole time! My Thank You Gift to you: Pretty Please Mix-Tape! Playlist on Spotify Remember to rate + review the show! In this episode: Exposure to ourselves Clarity of our patterns Our greatest strength is our greatest weakness Being admired is not the same as being loved The true self is what people actually want to be around How we instill what true beauty is in our kids The disconnect between health + beauty Beauty is holistic Complimenting people based on more than what they look like You have to really know someone to recognize them on a deeper level Why are we styling ourselves a particular way? Identifying our internal motivation Enneagram's Healing Attitudes The Pretty Industry References: 1.2 // How Dinosaurs Help Express Your Truest Self 1.11 // Inherent Worth The Liturgists Podcast - The Enneagram (Episode 37) The Road Back to You Suzanne Stabile - Life in the Trinity Events Chris D'Elia - Drunk Girls Imaginarium // @imaginariumcommunity // imaginarium.life The Liturgists Podcast - Body Image Chris Hardwick Schitt's Creek Let’s Hang: Taylor // @taylornick // taylornick.com Anna Skates // @anna_skates Melissa Greene // @melissagreene Teri Murphy // @drterimurphy Need Hair + Makeup help? William Edge Salon in Nashville, TN 615-515-3767 Special thanks to Nashville based musicians, Vance Fite and Matt Kass, for creating the theme music for Pretty Please!