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The Enneagram may be new to you but it’s an archaic blueprint of unknown origin. Its philosophy is not spiritual, but its roots can be traced to various world religions, like Buddhism, Judaism and Christianity. And its psychology may appear intimidating, but it’s quite rudimentary when we understand each of us had unmet needs as children. That has led us to wonder as adults, “what’s missing inside me?”
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Friday Feb 21, 2020
Friday Feb 21, 2020
Generation Z (aka Gen Z or iGen) - or those born after 1995 - are now the largest generation surpassing Millennials, Xers and Boomers. As the new kids on the block come into focus and its eldest members join the workforce, the group's influence can be felt.
Raised on the internet and social media, this generation has grown up as true digital natives. That is why, according to McKinsey and Company, Gen Z kids are hyper-cognitive, meaning, they find it difficult to acknowledge their mental well-being. So perhaps it's no surprise the Enneagram is popular among college students looking for ways to understand their emotions. In today's Enneabuzz episode, two Gen Zers talk about finding your way into adulthood.
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