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Why Your Brain Wasn't Built to Think Well

Saison 1 · Épisode 1

jeudi 11 juin 2026 • Durée 42:55

In the premiere episode of Thinking Well & Why podcast, Mario, Lee and Creek explore why clear thinking and the Enneagram are inseparable. Our brains are wired for survival in simple environments, not for the complex information landscapes we inhabit today. The hosts discuss how clear thinking applies to the Enneagram, which can become a map of the nine adaptive strategies when used rigorously and with intellectual humility. Mario walks through his framework of clear thinking, listing the five nested obstacles we struggle to see and the five solutions to those obstacles.

“I have just always felt that the ability to think well is the key to living a productive life.” -Mario [07:20]

“We don’t have to agree on everything, but we need to be playing a similar game, at least, of what it means to have a well thought out theory or a well thought idea. Such that in some ways, we can still disagree, but we have both built a case that these are my reasons, my well thought out reasons, trying to avoid as many pitfalls as possible, etc, etc.” -Creek [23:30]

“The Enneagram has helped me see myself more clearly. Helped me see what I do more clearly. It’s given me some patterns to point my inevitable confirmation bias at to recognize myself, and it’s been helpful to see that understanding that can ultimately give me more flexibility in how I choose to behave.” -Lee [29:20]

TIMESTAMPS

[00:01] Intro

[00:55] Meet the hosts

[05:01] A framework of clear thinking

[09:51] Thinking is not that easy

[13:43] Five nested obstacles to clear thinking

[20:01] How clear thinking applies to the Enneagram

[27:24] The Enneagram and the role it plays

[36:11] Final thoughts and takeaways

[41:11] On the next episode

RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE

Thinking, Fast and Slow by Daniel Kahneman
How to Think Well and Why: The Awareness to Action Guide to Clear Thinking by Mario Sikora
The Open Society and Its Enemies by Karl Popper

Connect with us:

Awareness to Action

Mario Sikora:

IG: @mariosikora

TikTok: @mariosikora

Web: mariosikora.com

Pod: Enneagram in a Movie

Pod: The Awareness to Action Enneagram

Lee Fields:

Web: enneagrammatic.com

IG: @enneagrammatic

Seth "Creek" Creekmore:

IG: @_creekmore

Pod: Fathoms | An Enneagram Podcast

Pod: Delusional Optimism

Pod: The Awareness to Action Enneagram

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Welcome to Thinking Well & Why

mercredi 10 juin 2026 • Durée 00:53

Thinking Well & Why, a new podcast on the Awareness to Action network hosted by Mario Sikora, Lee Fields and Seth “Creek” Creekmore, will tackle critical thinking, reasoning, and intellectual honesty – not as abstract disciplines, but as practical tools for making sense of life. Your biggest obstacle to being right is trying not to be wrong. The same cognitive biases that shape every area of life show up in your Enneagram work. The hosts promise no guarantees, but will offer sharp, direct conversation about the thinking skills worth defending.

Connect with us:

Awareness to Action

Mario Sikora:

IG: @mariosikora

TikTok: @mariosikora

Web: mariosikora.com

Pod: Enneagram in a Movie

Pod: The Awareness to Action Enneagram

Lee Fields:

Web: enneagrammatic.com

IG: @enneagrammatic

Seth "Creek" Creekmore:

IG: @_creekmore

Darwin's Most Important Idea (And Why You're Still Using It Wrong)

Épisode 3

vendredi 10 juillet 2026 • Durée 46:52

In this episode of Thinking Well & Why podcast, Mario, Lee and Creek dig into Charles Darwin and the impact of his ideas, specifically to the ATA model and the Enneagram. They discuss Darwin’s actual mechanism – random mutation and natural selection – and why understanding how evolution works without intention or teleology reframes human nature entirely. Mario connects these ideas to his ATA framework and the three instinctual biases. Understanding these forces, rather than fighting them blindly, enables better choices and real compassion.

“If you do not understand Darwin, you will not understand human nature.” -Mario [24:50]

“When we think about the Enneagram, when we think about how we want to live our life, the Enneagram’s a tool for that… Staying curious is how you kind of keep up with evolution of thought when it comes to morality and ethics.” -Creek [33:36]

“When you catch yourself running a familiar pattern or strategy, stop and ask, is this solving the real problem? Or is it solving one that disappeared a long time ago?” -Lee [44:13]

TIMESTAMPS

[00:13] Intro

[01:06] Charles Darwin and his ideas

[10:05] Evolution works at every level

[15:17] Why we’re tying it with the Enneagram

[18:09] How Darwin influenced the Instinctual Biases

[25:19] Evolution ties to the concept of strategies

[31:05] The evolution of ideas

[39:10] A compassionate way to think about human nature

[43:02] Practical takeaways

RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE

The Philosophy of Karl Popper

Épisode 2

vendredi 26 juin 2026 • Durée 39:16

In this episode of Thinking Well & Why podcast, Mario, Lee and Creek talk about Karl Popper, a philosopher of science who had some of the seminal ideas in 20th century philosophy. Mario discusses Popper’s theories, such as The Falsifiability rule and growth of knowledge, how they influence the way he thinks about the Enneagram as well as link to the Awareness to Action approach.

“For me, Popper’s ideas are at the heart of epistemology. For me, that’s the foundation, the bedrock for how we know what is true and what is not.” -Mario [06:12]

“I have spent a lot of my life avoiding error – not that I’m alone in that – but turning making mistakes into happy accidents is a mindset shift, but a useful one where I can grow and adopt just more curiosity generally instead of defensiveness.” -Lee [20:04]

“There would be multiple ways to experience this thing and kind of challenging my own narrative of ‘I’m going to fail and I suck at this.’ And turns out, I didn’t entirely suck at it, so trying to reorient of like ‘Hey brain, remember that you thought you’re going to suck and then you didn’t? Let’s reinsert that story into some other situations and see how that goes.’” -Creek [23:07]

TIMESTAMPS

[00:01] Intro

[01:21] Who is Karl Popper

[10:51] The Awareness to Action approach

[15:27] Context always matters

[18:59] Shifting mindsets with making errors

[23:36] Learning to love to be wrong

[29:20] Iteration in the face of friction

[31:49] How it applies to the Enneagram

[37:47] Practical work for everyday use

RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE

Stories Your Brain Tells Before You Know It

Épisode 4

vendredi 24 juillet 2026 • Durée 50:37

Your brain runs on stories, mostly ones you don't consciously hear. In this episode of Thinking Well & Why podcast, Mario, Lee and Creek examine how the brain uses stories to predict and make meaning, often without awareness. They explore what storytelling buys us, what it costs us, and why learning to rewrite your narratives matters for actual thinking.

Resources:

The Taste/Make Gap - Ira Glass

Dissect the Bird - John Craigie

Connect with us:

Awareness to Action

Mario Sikora:

IG: @mariosikora

TikTok: @mariosikora

Web: mariosikora.com

Pod: Enneagram in a Movie

Pod: The Awareness to Action Enneagram

Lee Fields:

Web: enneagrammatic.com

IG: @enneagrammatic

Seth "Creek" Creekmore:

IG:

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