Do I Have a Self-Preservation Blindspot?

In a world where self-preservation is celebrated, rewarded, and encouraged, what does it look like to be blind in that instinct? Today's episode is a quick overview into what it means to be 'self-preservation blind', which includes compartmentalizing or neglecting the self-preservation instinct. Leave a comment if you have a question you'd like to see covered on a Thursday video!House of Enneagram Network:Official Typing Team @ https://www.enneagrammer.comThe Enneagram School @ https://www.theenneagramschool.comOfficial Typing/Inner Work Modality Interviews @ What It’s Like To Be You (YouTube/Spotify/Apple podcast) https://www.youtube.com/@TheEnneagramSchoolDreams and the Enneagram Podcast @ Sinsomnia (Spotify/Apple podcast) https://open.spotify.com/show/5I8hvknTdatmtSvW8LGMCM?si=f76019854909416cTimestamps:00:00 - Intro to self-preservation and instinctual "blindness"02:38 - Examples in public figures; Mike White, Russel Brand, Courtney Love, and Tilda Swinton09:15 - Power and pain of an instinctual blindspot12:44 - Ignoring bodily signals and its consequences16:29 - Boundaries and emotional regulation18:42 - Life-tasks, triangulation, and internal processing20:25 - Developing a healthy relationship with self-preservation#enneagram #enneagramtypes #personalitytypes #enneagraminstincts #selfpreservation #blindspots #shadowwork #psychology