Breathwork with George Ramsay
How to Use The Breath to Feel Better & Accomplish More of What Matters | Enneagram Type 9 Interview
In this episode, George Ramsay, a conscious leadership coach, and I explore how breathwork, coupled with the Enneagram, metabolizes stress and boosts our energy. George guides us through a practice we can use to feel better immediately, and shares how to use breathwork to shed excess emotional weight and keep conflicts from turning into a mood that impacts our whole day. We discuss personal growing edges and how to move beyond the burned out activist approach to change, especially as we collectively navigate so many current challenges to our earth’s ecological systems and overall health. George also shares honestly about his struggles and gifts as someone who leads with Enneagram Type 9.
Meet George Ramsay
George Ramsay is a Conscious Leadership Coach, certified breathwork facilitator, and Enneagram practitioner who has worked with over 500 clients and companies. He’s been invited into law firms, tech companies, nonprofits and schools as a support for individual and team wellness and cultural transformation. George was trained by The Conscious Leadership Group and The Narrative Enneagram, the oldest training organization in the United States. He studied Breathwork with David Elliot, completing all four levels of training. George lives in Asheville, NC. He can be reached through his website www.georgeramsay.com.
About Your Host
Courtney Pinkerton (she/her) combines nature and coaching resources to help clients boost resiliency, avoid burnout and create their legacy work and lives. She is a certified Wayfinder coach with over a dozen years of life + career coaching experience, trained by the Narrative Enneagram and a member of the Climate Coaching Alliance. Courtney holds Masters of Divinity and Public Policy from Harvard and is the author of The Flourish Formula: An Overachiever's Guide to Slowing Down and Accomplishing More. She lives with her husband and three teenagers on Apple Balm Tiny Farm near Asheville, North Carolina.
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