Letting Go, Finding You

“Of the many books on the Enneagram I have read, it would be truthful to say that Hunter Mobley’s Letting Go, Finding You is my favorite of them all … but that feels like underselling it, as it immediately became one of my favorite books on spirituality more broadly. This is a warm, cleansing, clarifying book that will both enable you to name exactly where you are, and give you the resources to go where you want to go. To read this book soulfully and openly is to be transformed.” –Jonathan Martin, author of How to Survive a Shipwreck and The Road Away from God

“Hunter Mobley has done something remarkable–he masterfully brings the Enneagram and the contemplative life together in a way that is both profound and accessible. His wisdom reminds us that true spiritual growth isn’t about trying harder but about letting go. This book will be a gift to your soul.” –Tyler Zach, author of The Gospel for Enneagram devotional series

“Hunter Mobley reclaims the Enneagram’s original purpose as a tool for transformation, inviting readers into a contemplative journey that frees us from the constraints of conditioned habits. Through soulful honesty and wisdom, Mobley reveals how the Enneagram of Virtues can guide us toward a truly expansive, authentic life.” –Seth Abrams, cohost of Fathoms Enneagram podcast

“This book is the trifecta: contemplative spirituality, Enneagram wisdom, and a brilliant guide! You will be stretched. You will be challenged. And in the end, you will be blessed.” –Rev. Andy Stoker, PhD, pastor, Central UMC, Albuquerque

“Letting Go, Finding You is a tenacious invitation to encounter God and practice a spirituality rooted in goodness and blessing. By connecting Enneagram wisdom with contemplative living, Hunter Mobley opens a door to a kind labyrinth-journey of healing for anyone with the desire to encounter our God-given virtue.” –D. T. Bryant, author of Unless a Seed Falls to the Ground: Welcoming the Death of the Whiteness Gospel and spiritual director at The Nashville Center for Hope and Healing

“Are you eager for resources aimed at nurturing a freer, more authentic you? Letting Go, Finding You combines Mobley’s experience and expertise with the Enneagram and contemplative practice to offer the reader a way into what he is so obviously experiencing in his own life story: authentic, transformative growth.” –Rev. Dr. Jason Edwards, senior pastor, Second Baptist Church, Liberty, MO

“This is a must-read for anyone who is on the treadmill of continuous striving and weariness of responding to life in habitual ways. It is a life-giving testimony to the healing power of aligning your life with your true self.” –Mary Jane Cole, spiritual director, Sacred Path, Inc.

“The journey inward is the single most important decision a seeker makes when desiring to go deeper with God and others. Mobley has lived out this journey with a fierce love for all people. If, when reading, you get the sense that he has the mind of a lawyer and the heart of a pastor, that’s because he has, in fact, served as both in his life’s journey. Drink deeply from Letting Go, Finding You.” –Dr. Joshua Graves, author of The Simple Secret and lead minister for Otter Creek Church, Brentwood, TN

“If you have grown tired of yourself, your striving, your patterned and habitual responses, then this book is for you! Hunter Mobley beckons us home with compassion, wisdom, and deep intention because it’s his journey too. In Letting Go, Finding You, you too might discover you’re not who you think you are, and that’s the good news.” –Alex Reegan, author of What Needs to Be Said: Speak Your Truth, Release Shame, Find Oneness

Hunter Mobley is an Enneagram teacher who leads a yearlong Contemplative Cohort program at Suzanne and Joe Stabile’s teaching center, The Micah Center, in Dallas, Texas. He is the author of Forty Days on Being a 2 and teaches regularly at conferences, retreats, corporate events, and churches. An attorney, Mobley also helps lead a trust company and teaches as an adjunct professor at Belmont University College of Law and the Nashville School of Law. He lives in Nashville, Tennessee, with his partner, Bradley, and their corgi, Henry.

Suzanne Stabile is a bestselling author and highly sought after speaker and teacher. After 25 years of studying the enneagram, including learning under Father Richard Rohr, she has become a world class teacher on the enneagram. Her books include The Journey Toward Wholeness and The Path Between Us.