This session is for both men and women; for all those who want to explore ways to continue contributing to craft the role of women in society, making the most out of their participation in the different domains they are part of. But doing so in a way that feels authentic to them. That they don't need to pretend to be someone they are not, in terms of gender, Ennea-type, etc.
During this session we will dive into the narratives of women of each type, exploring how they see the expectations society has of them, their own, and how they see themselves. In groups by type, participants will explore their stories related to these expectations. We will then look at those stories and identify the Enneagram-related conflicts and contradictions that arise in them.
The second part of the session will address the contradictions created by these narratives and how we can learn to manage and work with, rather than against, them.
People will leave the session with a deeper understanding of the narratives of women of each type and with ideas on how to create space for women to continue contributing to society in an authentic way.
María José Munita is an executive coach and Enneagram trainer who works on leadership development and team effectiveness with clients from different industries. She provides Enneagram-based training and certification programs for HR and OD professionals, coaches, consultants, therapists, and the general public in countries of North and South America, Europe and the Middle East. IEA Accredited Professional