While doing my morning routine today I realized that I could apply the enneagram to it, in order to help flesh out areas where I have been slipping. It reminds me of the quote from JFK that's often on SOTT: 'We must use time as a tool, not as a couch'. Here it goes:
9 - The day begins
1 - Prepare for the day (writing/journaling/looking at what needs done)
2 - Begin work / accomplish daily chores with eye on Aim
3 - 'World' enters through job or new & unanticipated demands
4 - Learn how to meet those demands
5 - Begin meeting those demands
6 - Time to make 'super-effort' to finish 'worldly chores' and make step towards Aim
7 - Work for the day is finished
8 - Reflect on what was accomplished, needs to be done
9 - The day ends / begins again
This is just another exercise in learning how to use the enneagram. Any insights are welcome.
Obvyatel said:The inner process goes 1-4-2-8-5-7-1... and is from the perspective of the cook who directs the process.
9 - The day begins
1 - Prepare for the day (writing/journaling/looking at what needs done)
2 - Begin work / accomplish daily chores with eye on Aim
3 - 'World' enters through job or new & unanticipated demands
4 - Learn how to meet those demands
5 - Begin meeting those demands
6 - Time to make 'super-effort' to finish 'worldly chores' and make step towards Aim
7 - Work for the day is finished
8 - Reflect on what was accomplished, needs to be done
9 - The day ends / begins again
This is just another exercise in learning how to use the enneagram. Any insights are welcome.