Josh Radnor’s Shift from the Outside In [S04-002]
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As a map of our interior world, the Enneagram is meant to bring about or enable spiritual transformation. But what does it look like when we are far enough down our path to see a difference? Our guest, actor/musician and Enneagram three Josh Radnor illustrates that vision today. Josh talks to Ian about growing in his compassion for himself and others, transforming from an unevolved three to an evolved three, recognizing the tension that plays out as a three with a four wing, and what spirituality looks like for him right now.
Josh Radnor, most famous for his role on the long-running hit sitcom How I Met Your Mother, also has an impressive body of dramatic work. Josh wrote, directed, and starred in Sundance feature hits Liberal Arts and HappyThankYouMorePlease, and co-starred alongside Katheryn Hahn in Jill Soloway’s Afternoon Delight, which also premiered at Sundance. Josh has also starred in numerous plays on Broadway. On television, he starred for two seasons on PBS's Mercy Street and on NBC’s one-hour drama Rise. He is in a band with musician Ben Lee, called Radnor & Lee, and they just released their second album Golden State. You can also see him alongside Al Pacino as the Nazi hunter Lonny Flash in Amazon's Hunters.
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“I think that it would be a great thing if writers of playwrights, screenwriters know the Enneagram. I mean, it’s such a good shorthand for looking at character motivation and also where clashes would happen. ”