Joshua Dubois on Leading with Self-Awareness and Empathy (Enneagram 8) [S04-019]

 


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Enneagram Eights are charismatic individuals who lead through strength, competence, stability, and control. When self-aware, they learn to balance their intensity with a strategic approach and bring community leaders together to execute big changes.

Today’s guest, one of our country’s top voices on community partnerships, Joshua Dubois, joins me in a discussion about the Enneagram and how it has made his team more empathetic and more human with one another.  

In this episode we cover:

·         Learning to trust his instincts

·         How leading strategically opens the door for communication

·         What Joshua learned through his experience in the White House

 

CEO, author, and media commentator, Joshua DuBois is one of our country’s top voices on community partnerships, issues impacting African Americans, and religion in the public square. Joshua led the White House Office of Faith-based and Neighborhood Partnerships under President Obama. In the White House he brought together community leaders from across the ideological spectrum to tackle some of the nation’s biggest challenges. Joshua is now CEO of Gauge, a market research company, and also leads Values Partnerships (valuespartnerships.com), one of the country’s top social impact agencies. He is a frequent media commentator on CNN and author of the bestselling book, “The President’s Devotional: The Daily Readings that Inspired President Obama,” a compilation of the devotional meditations he shared with the President and narratives of faith in public life.

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I would not tell a young eight to be anything other than a young eight. We need young eights, because otherwise we would be making those young eights cynical. I think change comes at the tension of those who believe change can and must happen, and those who deal in with the practical realities of change.
— Joshua Dubois