Leadership Enneagram

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we need leaders who can rise above . . .

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. . . the narrow focus of their own ego concerns

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the first step toward growing far beyond our self-imposed limitations

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becoming aware of our unconscious habits and motivations

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when defending a positive sense of your image is your top priority

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all of your attention and energy gets focused on protecting your self-image or ego

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most vital is not to maintain constant superhuman enlightenment, but

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the ability to be honest and observe whether you are acting from a closed-minded, defensive position

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there are multiple

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stories that are as valid as your story

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personality is the sum total of

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strategies we develop to help us find ways to calm our anxieties, locate an inner sense of well-being, and have some feeling of control in the world

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as you get more practiced at observing yourself

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you can eventually expand the repertoire of strategies you use to cope and function in the world

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an advantage of studying the Enneagram with others is

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it provides a neutral language for communicating about yourself and hearing about others in a way that discourages judgment

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see if you can “catch yourself in the act” of living in an unconscious behavior

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…

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simply reflect on your behaviors without judgment, in terms of

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whether they are helping you or hurting you

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we tend to believe that others

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view the world the same way we do

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the Enneagram is about growth and change, never about

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justifying unconscious habits as a way of avoiding doing the work you need to do on yourself to grow

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our automatic habits and behaviors fixate

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us in certain ways of seeing and reacting

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name for a 4x5

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The Bohemian

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healthy 4s move toward

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being more objective and principled, like One

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When moving in their Direction of Disintegration (stress)

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aloof Fours suddenly become over-involved and clinging at Two

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basic fear of 4s

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lacking a unique, significant identity - that they would be worthless and unlovable if they were average

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basic fear of 5s

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being helpless and inadequate, and overwhelmed - therefore they must learn as much as they can and master as much as they can, in order to reassure themselves that they are competent and capable

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basic fear of 9s

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the fear of loss and separation from others

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basic fear of 7s

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the fear of deprivation and pain

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basic fear of 8s

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the fear of being harmed or controlled by others

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basic fear of 9s

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the fear of being without support or guidance

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basic fear of 3s

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the fear of being unaccomplished and worthless

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basic fear of 2s

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the fear of being unloved or unwanted by others

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basic fear of 1s

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the fear of being evil or corrupt

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usually, these decorators work in pair with template reference variables. A template reference variable is

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simply a named reference to a DOM element within a template

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referring in JS to a template reference variable (example)

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@ViewChild(“tref”, {read: ElementRef}) tref: ElementRef;

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ViewChild decorator syntax

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@ViewChild([reference from template], {read: [reference type]});

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what is the second parameter to ViewChild

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if it’s a simple html element like span, angular returns ElementRef. If it’s a template element, it returns TemplateRef. Some references, like ViewContainerRef cannot be inferred and have to be asked for specifically in read parameter

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both component and directive classes can obtain an instance of ElementRef associated with their host element through the DI mechanism

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…

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when used by components, the ViewChild decorator is used most often to

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get a reference to a DOM element in their view (template)

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with the vanilla template tag, a browser parses html and creates DOM tree but not renders it. It then can be accessed through the content property

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insertAfter(container, tpl.content);

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this will let you get to the template itself

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@ViewChild(“tpl”) tpl: TemplateRef;

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TemplateRef is simple . . .

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it has one method createEmbeddedView. However, this method is very useful since it allows us to create a view and return a reference to it as ViewRef

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Angular philosophy encourages developers to see UI as a composition of Views, not as a tree of standalone html tags. Angular supports two types of views . . .

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Embedded Views, which are linked to a Template;

Host Views, which are linked to a Component

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how to instantiate a template view

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let view = this.tpl.createEmbeddedView(null);

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how to instantiate a host view

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regular dynamic instantiation, or can use ComponentFactoryResolver -

constructor(private injector: Injector,
            private r: ComponentFactoryResolver) {
    let factory = this.r.resolveComponentFactory(ColorComponent);
    let componentRef = factory.create(injector);
    let view = componentRef.hostView;
}

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each component is bound to a particular instance of an

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injector

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don’t forget that components that are instantiated dynamically must be added to

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EntryComponents of a module or hosting component

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Usually, a good candidate to mark a place where a ViewContainer should be created is

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ng-container element. It’s rendered as a comment and so it doesn’t introduce redundant html elements into the DOM

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ViewContainer provides a convenient API for manipulating the views

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clear() : void
insert(viewRef: ViewRef, index?: number) : ViewRef
get(index: number) : ViewRef
indexOf(viewRef: ViewRef) : number
detach(index?: number) : ViewRef
move(viewRef: ViewRef, currentIndex: number) : ViewRef

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ViewContainerRef can only be injected to components or directives, but not to

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services. What you can do is to inject ViewContainerRef and a service to a component and then in the constructor pass the ViewContainerRef to the service. Every service or component that injects this service can access the ViewContainerRef it holds