Embedded Files
Discover what moves your team through stories
Discover what moves your team through stories
Each person on your team interprets reality through their own internal narrative. Understanding these diverse narratives is key to improving communication, strengthening collaboration, and aligning purposes.In this workshop, we harness the power of creative writing to explore the deep motivations that guide human behavior. Through the creation of fictional stories using storytelling techniques based on the Enneagram, each participant will have the opportunity to identify their own thought and emotional patterns. These insights will enhance self-awareness and understanding of team dynamics, all within a creative and non-personal context.
What is the Enneagram?
What is the Enneagram?
The Enneagram is a model that defines nine different personality types based on intrinsic human motivations. It was developed in ancient times by various cultures and later refined and popularized by Claudio Naranjo, a renowned Chilean psychiatrist and thinker. At En Escena Coaching, we use it as a didactic and inspirational tool.Each type or personality sees and experiences the world from a different perspective based on their adaptation to the environment throughout their existence. This adaptation affects their beliefs, values, and fears, influencing their behavior and relationships.By knowing and understanding the different enneatypes, team members can reflect on their personal motivations and tendencies, which facilitates empathy, conflict resolution, and effective collaboration.
Why Storytelling?
Why Storytelling?
Storytelling, or the art of telling stories, is a powerful tool that allows us to communicate ideas, emotions, and experiences in a deeply human way. By placing a character within the context of a story, we give them specific emotions and background, enabling us to understand them fully. Characters come to life through narrated action and become a possible mirror for resonance.By developing plots and conflicts, participants have the opportunity to understand complex human behaviors and explore different aspects of themselves and others, challenging limiting beliefs and broadening their worldview.Additionally, learning to tell stories helps improve communication skills, build trust, and foster creativity.
Format
Format
This workshop combines storytelling techniques, group dynamics, and Enneagram principles to offer a transformative, experiential journey. No prior experience in storytelling or the Enneagram is required; what matters most is the willingness to explore and learn together.
Who is this workshop for?
Who is this workshop for?
Leaders seeking to better understand their teams and foster more effective communication.
Teams that want to strengthen collaboration and empathy among their members.
Professionals interested in personal development and innovative tools for teamwork.
What key skills will be worked on?
What key skills will be worked on?
This workshop develops essential skills from the Inner Development Goals framework, an international model that promotes inner growth as the foundation for leading positive change in complex environments.
Through story creation and knowledge of the Enneagram, the following competencies are enhanced:
Self-awareness: Participants identify their own motivation and behavior patterns by creating and analyzing fictional characters.
Presence: Narrative play invites inhabiting the present moment, with openness to what arises in the story and the group.
Systems thinking: Observing how different worldviews coexist and clash within the stories broadens understanding of human complexity.
Critical thinking: Stories allow participants to challenge assumptions and beliefs tied to each personality style.
Empathy and compassion: Understanding what moves others, even from fictional roles, strengthens the ability to emotionally connect with colleagues and clients.
Open and authentic communication: Shared storytelling fosters deep dialogue without forcing personal exposure.
Ability to work with others: Group story design stimulates creative collaboration and mutual understanding.
Co-creation: An appreciative perspective on differences is cultivated as a resource to build something common.
This experiential approach ensures that skills are not only understood intellectually but lived in action, generating meaningful learning that can be transferred to the workplace.
Through story creation and knowledge of the Enneagram, the following competencies are enhanced:
Self-awareness: Participants identify their own motivation and behavior patterns by creating and analyzing fictional characters.
Presence: Narrative play invites inhabiting the present moment, with openness to what arises in the story and the group.
Systems thinking: Observing how different worldviews coexist and clash within the stories broadens understanding of human complexity.
Critical thinking: Stories allow participants to challenge assumptions and beliefs tied to each personality style.
Empathy and compassion: Understanding what moves others, even from fictional roles, strengthens the ability to emotionally connect with colleagues and clients.
Open and authentic communication: Shared storytelling fosters deep dialogue without forcing personal exposure.
Ability to work with others: Group story design stimulates creative collaboration and mutual understanding.
Co-creation: An appreciative perspective on differences is cultivated as a resource to build something common.
This experiential approach ensures that skills are not only understood intellectually but lived in action, generating meaningful learning that can be transferred to the workplace.
Format & duration
Format & duration
Format: Can be done in person or online.Duration: The duration can be adjusted according to the team's needs and can range from 4 to 16 hours, distributed over 1 to 4 meetings, depending on preference.
If you’re ready to discover the stories that drive your team and transform the way you communicate and collaborate, this workshop is for you.
Want to know more?
Want to know more?
Google Sites
Report abuse