'Show me your way' - exploring type through literature/film and in community, with Dale Rhodes

The brilliant and fun Dale Rhodes M.S., M.A. (SX4) talks with me about his literature and film groups, and his men's groups. I learned a lot in this conversation, about what it means to teach or speak about the Enneagram in a way that is both effective and healing. 

• How Dale came to the Enneagram [2.25]
• His thoughts on the MBTI [7.35]
• How and why Dale started the film and literature groups [10.30]
• Who is the standard student for Dale's groups? [17.40]
• Why look at type through the lens of gender [19.35]
• A Daoist perspective on type [24.00]
• How Dale communicates the instincts material [26.40]
• Why is it important to learn the Enneagram in community? [31.30]
• A movie and a book per type! [37.50] Starting with Type 2.

Learn more about Dale's work at his website, Enneagram Portland.

References:
Judith Searle's book, the Literary Enneagram.
Tom Condon's the Enneagram Movie & Video Guide.

Dale's list of movies and books for each type:
The Connector (Type 2): Cold Comfort Farm/ and Kiss of Spiderwoman
The Performer (Type 3): The Pursuit of Happyness/ and Black Narcissus
The Romantic (Type 4): Departures/ and Hedda Gabler
The Observer (Type 5): Lars and the Real Girl/ and Into the Wild
The Loyal Skeptic (Type 6): Divergent (teen novel Veronica Roth)/ and Flirting with Disaster (film by David O. Roarke)
The Epicure (Type 7): The Mayor of Castro Street/Milk/ and A Raisin in the Sun
The Protector (Type 8): My Ántonia/ and True Grit
The Peacemaker (Type 9): The Stone Diaries/ and Paterson
The Idealist (Type 1): A Man Called Ove/ and Remains of the Day

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