The Kaizen (continuous improvement) Enneagram program is where you learn the whys of the Enneagram and how to use the tool in a deeper and more practical way to create real and sustainable change. It's a comprehensive program where you can build your knowledge, learn new applications and strategies, connect with other people who are further along than you, find support, dialogue and share your challenges and triumphs.

Major Benefits of this Program

Ennea-Community - The Enneagram is best learned in groups. This program is very interactive. You will be in type groups, mixed groups, and one-on-one small groups inside and outside of the live sessions. Cohorts usually start their own groups afterward to continue their growth.

Master Level Teacher - Milton has studied under some of the best Enneagram teachers including Dr. Ginger Lapid-Bogda,  Dr. Deborah Egerton, Dr. Beatrice Chestnut, Uranio Paes, Dr. Jerry Wagner, Marion Gilbert, and many great Narrative Tradition teachers.

Confidence and Clarity - Gain confidence in your Enneagram knowledge and yourself to use the Enneagram. You'll obtain clarity that will enable you to do some deep inner work going forward.

Program Features

• 12 weekly Thursday sessions
• 36+ hours of live teaching via Zoom from Coach Milton and training hours
• 90+ Page Kaizen Enneagram Growth Guide
• 60 International Enneagram Association Accreditation points
• Exclusive Enneagram Teachings not found on the podcast
• Weekly Growth Work on the Kaizen Mighty Network platform between classes and Q&A
• Certificate of Completion given at the end
• Community-Based Learning
• Membership into the Kaizen Enneagram Community for continual community and growth
• + Many more features

Each week we focus on a specific component of the Enneagram. This program includes continuous breakout room activities, virtual home groups, somatic exercises, and a ton of other tools that will be shared along the class journey. The teaching style is vibrant, energetic, and engaging. The growth work after each class allows students to engage the content themselves and do some deeper exploration. Each week there is also a journal assignment that is meant to be kept private for your own deep internal work.