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Episode 205: Navigating Financial Struggles and the Enneagram w/George Kamel

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We just dropped a new podcast episode featuring radio personality George Kamel. George shares his financial and career journey and how he deals with criticism as a Type 2 with a strong 3 Wing.
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✅Embrace self-awareness and the willingness to address your shortcomings.
✅Learn how to let go of control and accept feedback.
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✅Discover the intersection of finances and the Enneagram
Thank you to our guest!
George Kamel (Type 2)
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7 янв 2024

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Комментарии : 5

@sharonanderson540 7 месяцев назад

I love the enmmgram

@Avionne_Parris 7 месяцев назад

Great episode, Beth and George! Finances are such an important topic, it should definitely be a school subject, even a basic beginner's guide. Would these book tips help such international viewers as myself? Most US finance tips aren't applicable in Trinidad (where I'm from).

@YourEnneagramCoach 6 месяцев назад

Thank you! I'm not the best question to answer that, so I'd encourage you to visit their website www.ramseysolutions.com/.

@sharonanderson540 7 месяцев назад

I'm a four

@hopefilledfinancial 7 месяцев назад

Just like his editor's motives and corrections, I would invite George to recognize that not all critical responses to his work or "hate" or something to be ignored as he marches on his mission. Constructive criticism or correction is beloved by the wise according to the Bible. If someone, like me, wants to get nerdy with the numbers, I think that is not something to ignore if the point being made is serious. For the 8% controversy, I think ignoring or straw-manning critics from the whole financial community is dangerous.