Neil Kelly wrote:
> I'm currently evaluating a nine point model of development called
> the enneagram. I notice some discussion about this in the archives.
>
> If anyone is currently using it, or attempted to use it or another
> holistic mental model, please let me know what questions, comments and
> criticisms it raised for you.
Neil--not a direct response, except to say that I've begun using
enneagrams for a few of my learnshop sessions. I found a great deal of
info on the web, using metacrawler. <http://www.metacrawler.com>
I'll post some of the sites I found more interesting for you here--but
these are just a few that I found.
http://www.9points.com/
http://www.indranet.com/enneagram.html
http://www.ipdi.com/
http://www.fccj.cc.fl.us/Personal/DWL/enneagram/index/org.html
http://www.hooked.net/users/pfa/enneagram/
http://www.batnet.com/quist/ep/
http://www.unf.edu/~kgier/
hope this helps a little--I think your idea is an interesting one (and
that someone on this list has a better response than mine)
regards,
Doc
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