​About this MIDWEEK practice

​What drives someone to weep at the sight of a beautiful sunset or strive endlessly to be truly unique? Welcome to the world of Enneagram Type Four, also known as “The Individualist.” Type Fours are fueled by a deep desire to understand their identity, create meaning, and be seen as special and authentic. But what’s really going on beneath the surface?

​In this MIDWEEK, we’ll take a closer look at the Enneagram Type Four. You’ll learn what motivates this type, what they fear, and why they often wrestle with feelings of longing or being misunderstood. We’ll explore the incredible strengths that make Type Fours deeply creative, empathetic, and emotionally rich, as well as their challenges with envy, self-acceptance, and the search for balance between their inner world and external reality.

​Whether you’re a Type Four yourself, love someone who is, or just want to better understand this unique personality type, this session will leave you with insights and tools to appreciate their perspective and support their journey. Come discover what makes Type Fours tick.

​​Brent Walsh is a certified Enneagram Life Coach with a passion for helping people deepen their understanding of themselves and others. He has over a decade of experience working with the Enneagram, beginning in 2010 when he first encountered it during seminary. Brent has since devoted himself to studying and teaching the Enneagram in a wide range of contexts.

​​Brent currently serves as the Program & Engagement manager at Beacon Hill Friends House.

​What is MIDWEEK?

​​​MIDWEEK: Experiments in Faithfulness is a weekly facilitated online program. Each week, we engage a unique topic or spiritual practice that is meaningful and that we can incorporate into our own lives. 

​​​MIDWEEK is always free and open to the public. If you'd like to support this program, you can make a donation here.

• ​​​​Automated Closed Captions will be available for all participants.

​About Beacon Hill Friends House

​​Beacon Hill Friends House is a Quaker Center for Learning and Action in downtown Boston, MA. Founded in 1957, its mission is "to embody the Quaker principles of faith, simplicity, integrity, community, and social responsibility in order to nurture and call forth the Light in all of us." BHFH lives into its mission by:

• ​​Providing a center where Friends and others can meet, worship, and learn

• ​​Advancing and fostering the principles of the Religious Society of Friends

• ​​Offering opportunities for leadership development, personal deepening, and collective action

• ​​Maintaining a diverse, intentional, residential community guided by Friends principles