
How the Enneagram Transforms Leadership and Workplace Culture
From Typology by Ian Morgan Cron
March 12, 2026 · 42 min · Season 9 · Episode 36
About this episode
This episode explores how the Enneagram can transform leadership and workplace culture by revealing hidden motivations behind behavior in teams.
Most leaders think workplace problems are about strategy, performance, or communication. But what if the real issue is something deeper—something invisible shaping how people interpret everything that happens at work? In this episode of Typology , Anthony and I explore how the Enneagram reveals the hidden motivations driving behavior inside teams and leadership groups. When people begin to understand why they—and their colleagues—think, react, and communicate the way they do, everything starts to shift. We talk about what happens when organizations move beyond personality labels and start using the Enneagram as a practical tool for leadership, conflict, and culture. If you lead people, work on a team, or have ever wondered why certain workplace dynamics keep repeating themselves… this conversation might change the way you see your office forever.
Topics covered
- Enneagram
- leadership
- workplace culture
- team dynamics
Keywords
- workplace problems
- strategy
- performance
- communication
- personality labels
- conflict
- culture
Mentioned in this episode
Products: Enneagram
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