Y’all follow Enneagram goings-on? Sarah and I do a little. Ian Cron does a lot. He’s also among the greatest question-askers the world has ever seen. There are many joys to be accessed in this conversation. The big one is that Ian asks Sarah to perform a song which, to my knowledge, is only publicly available in this recording. He also gives me the opportunity to reflect upon my own public outspokenness in recent years as someone who, under most circumstances, prefers to avoid conflict. I think this also might be the first times I got to publicly expound on one of my favorite definitions of sin (That would be active flight from a lived realization of available data). Anyway, if you’d like to hear Sarah and Ian and my old friend,
I’d been saving this conversation for last Friday, when I knew I’d be alone in the car for a few hours. What a treat this was — and not just because I enjoy the Enneagram, but because I haven’t been communicating all that graciously with my partner recently. Listening to you and Sarah talk (both about yourselves and each other) was life-giving to me. I felt renewed by the end. Thank you.
I’d been saving this conversation for last Friday, when I knew I’d be alone in the car for a few hours. What a treat this was — and not just because I enjoy the Enneagram, but because I haven’t been communicating all that graciously with my partner recently. Listening to you and Sarah talk (both about yourselves and each other) was life-giving to me. I felt renewed by the end. Thank you.