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Sharp Enneagram coaching for real behavior.
The Enneagram Edge treats the Enneagram as practical self-leadership, not a personality label to admire from a distance. Tracy O'Malley moves between fiery solo reflections, hotline-style coaching, and guest conversations about what people repeat, avoid, fear, and finally choose.
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The Enneagram Edge is a forceful self-leadership show built around the Enneagram as an applied growth model. It does not linger on type descriptions for their own sake. Tracy O'Malley pushes the system into decisions, relationships, work, courage, conflict, and the body-level cues that arrive before someone acts. The pacing is high-energy. The emotional center is often the quiet moment before a leap, an exit, a confession, or a refusal to keep pretending. Recent solo episodes form a clear sequence: feeling the nudge to go first, jumping without permission, facing the strange silence after the decision, and staying long enough for the choice to become part of a person. That last piece matters. The show treats steadiness as harder than the dramatic leap. O'Malley is especially interested in the patterns people mistake for wisdom, including stalling, charging, controlling, cutting off a conversation too fast, or calling fear discernment. Her own Enneagram 8 material appears as case study and confession, particularly around ultimatums, fast decisions, and the urge to leave when reality does not match a desired timeline. The result is direct but not abstract. Listeners hear about nervous-system urgency, burnout, relief, terror, shame, visibility, leadership, and the uncomfortable gap between knowing a pattern and changing it. Guest and hotline episodes bring in real people working through Enneagram type and instinct themes, including harmony, conflict, joy, freedom, and uncertainty. The archive also points to professional settings, couples, teams, career dynamics, and personal relationships as places where the model gets tested. This is not gentle background listening. It is closer to a coaching room with the volume up. The show works best for people who want their self-awareness to become behavior, especially when they are tired of repeating the same move and defending it as strategy. It has heat, but the purpose is clarity. It asks what a person does after the insight lands.
Made for: For leaders, self-improvement listeners, and Enneagram-curious people who want type insight connected to action. It especially fits listeners wrestling with control, avoidance, courage, conflict, or the aftermath of a big decision.
What sets it apart: The show stands apart by treating the Enneagram as a pressure-tested leadership tool, with blunt solo coaching alongside hotline and guest conversations. Its strongest material lives in the moment after awareness, when old patterns either take over or start to change.
The Enneagram Edge with Tracy O’Malley is where power meets personality. This is not your fluffy Enneagram talk—this is the real deal. Hosted by Enneagram expert, keynote speaker, and multi-million-dollar entrepreneur Tracy O’Malley, this show is your no-BS guide to using the Enneagram as a tool for transformation, leadership, and legacy. Whether you're a high-performing founder, purpose-driven leader, or just tired of repeating the same damn patterns—this podcast gives you the edge you’ve been missing. Each week, Tracy brings powerful solo episodes, real-life coaching insights, and deep-dive interviews that show you how to lead yourself, lead others, and lead like a legend. This is Enneagra…
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A grounded case for trading January adrenaline for deliberate movement and the self-awareness to know the difference.
January's usual rush gets a clearer, more practical reading here. The episode frames the Year of the Horse as a test of discernment, weighing borrowed adrenaline against sustainable capacity and separating the charger from the staller.
A direct, standards-first take on making room for better support in work and relationships.
EP353 treats cutting people loose as a standards issue, not just a hard call in business or relationships. Tracy O'Malley makes the case that putting the right people in the right roles can create short-term disruption and more work, but that the disruption is part of choosing a…
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Tracy O'Malley hosts an Enneagram hotline episode where she helps a listener understand if they are serving from healthy motivations, focusing on the SO Enneagram 2 subtype.
Host Tracy O'Malley opens by stating she helped four people get fired this week, defending it as necessary for business and personal growth.
Host Tracy O'Malley interviews Surbhi Dedhia, an Enneagram 7 and entrepreneur, about using the Enneagram for leadership and personal growth.
At 54, the host reflects on the difference between issuing ultimatums and embracing challenges, sharing how awareness of her Enneagram 8 tendencies has led to a more nuanced approach to life's decisions.
Tracy O'Malley discusses the often-overlooked phase of integration and embodiment after taking courageous leaps, using the Enneagram as a tool for sustained transformation.
Tracy O'Malley explores the challenging aftermath of taking a courageous first step, discussing the silence, panic, and self-doubt that follow, and reframing it as an initiation rather than a mistake.
Tracy O'Malley explores the quiet, courageous moment of leading without permission, using the Enneagram as a tool for transformation.
Tracy O’Malley uses the 2026 Fire Horse metaphor to distinguish reactive speed from deliberate “torque,” which she defines as force applied on purpose.
Tracy O’Malley asks whether a relationship gives you life or merely preserves history.
Tracey O'Malley's EDGE formula separates fear from facts and turns pivot anxiety into aligned action.
Tracy O’Malley argues that self-leadership is the highest form of leadership because sobriety exposed her own patterns.
Tracy introduces the Enneagram and previews a hotline episode with Julie A, a Type 9, discussing how to embrace conflict while seeking harmony and freedom.
Tracy introduces the Enneagram as a growth tool and previews an episode featuring Kyle Jones, an Enneagram 6, discussing getting out of your own way and finding joy in the unknown journey.
Tracy interviews Merilou DeLosSantos, an Enneagram 7, about uncovering and honoring the free spirit within.
Tracy interviews Talia A about discovering feminine energy and vulnerability as an Enneagram 8.