Location: Attendee Hub, https://cvent.me/PMqxBV

Log in: 12:55pm MT

Class: 1:00pm to 2:30pm MT

Have you ever wondered why some people are comfortable standing out and being heard, while others defer to social dynamics or safety? The answer might lie in our instinctual biases—deep, biological imperatives that drive how we think, relate, and lead.

In this lively and thought-provoking session, Enneagram educator and communication expert Dr. Liora Mascal Elias introduces participants to the concept of instinctual bias, a powerful lens for understanding motivation, miscommunication, and teamwork. Drawing from the “Awareness to Action” Enneagram framework, Dr. Elias will break down the three instinctual domains—preserving, navigating, and transmitting—and explore how these show up in professional settings.

Whether you’re new to the Enneagram or already familiar, this session offers a fresh, practical approach to emotional intelligence and collaboration. Through reflection and real-world application, participants will:

• learn to recognize their own instinctual bias and how it influences work style and communication;
• build insight into team dynamics, leadership tendencies, and workplace conflict; 
• explore tools to increase flexibility, empathy, and resilience across diverse working relationships.

Perfect for those working in people-centered environments, this dynamic session presents the opportunity for deeper self-awareness, better communication, and healthier collaboration. 

Come curious. Leave with insight.

This session will be recorded and available in the Attendee Hub (https://cvent.me/PMqxBV) until August 31, 2025.

Cost: $50 nonmember