Episode 13

Conversation | It’s Like Riding a Bike with TJ Dawe

The Seths spend some time talking with our friend TJ Dawe [Type 4]. TJ is a writer, performer, director, and instructor. T.J. tells stories on stage and incorporates the enneagram into his work, helping others tell their stories on stage. Given our season’s theme of “story,” T.J. has some profound and winsome insight to help us tell our own stories. 

3:45 T.J. Happens upon the enneagram

5:25 What he’s learned from helping others tell their stories. 

7:35 T.J.s pro tips for telling your story well

9:15 The importance of courage in telling your story. 

11:05 T.J.’s most vulnerable story and how others relate to it

15:45 The importance of art in telling our stories

20:10 T.J.s suggestions for exploring your story

22:15 A taste of TJ’s amazing storytelling. 

Follow TJ’s work at: www.tjdawe.ca  

Fathoms | An Enneagram Podcast: “Discovering our inner depths, one fathom at a time.”

Co-hosts: Seth Abram, Seth Creekmore, Drew Moser

Production/Editing: Seth Creekmore

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Seth "Creek" Creekmore

Seth Creekmore, or “Creek,” as he is known by most of his friends has been studying the Enneagram for almost 10 years now. Having completed training under Lynda Roberts & Nan Henson, he continued learning the Enneagram through a smattering of other teachers and books and eventually completed the Awareness to Action program. He was one of the original founders of the popular Fathoms | An Enneagram Podcast and now serves as the resident Millennial for the Awareness to Action Podcast. He creates Cinematic Folk music under the name Creekmore and enjoys, hiking in cold places, cooking in warm places and traveling to all the places.

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