In this episode, I’m answering the question, “How do I align my business to my Human Design?”

In hindsight, after this episode was recorded and edited, I should have titled it, “How to Align My Work to My Human Design” because whether you work for yourself or someone else, you still need to like what you do, know your voice, market yourself and more.

You’ll hear me list six critical areas of business and what parts of your Human Design to look to for insight and alignment.

In this episode, I’m answering the question, “As a quad right, what should I do for work? I want to change too much.” 

It’s no secret that I believe that Human Design doesn’t limit us in what we can and can’t do.

So, you’ll hear me share:

• What “quad right” refers to

• What parts of Human Design I’d look to, other than being a “quad right” for life direction

• Questions to consider for an exercise in self-observation with non-judgment

In this episode, I’m answering the question, “How can Projectors make a living in this world?”

You’ll hear me share:

• My thoughts on what’s possible for Projectors

• The Human Designs of three well-known people who are Projectors, insights into their designs and how it's reflected in their careers

• How the way I earn a living aligns with my design as a Projector

• Knowing what I now know about my design, what I would look for in deciding how to earn a living in this world.

In this episode, I’m answering the question of how Projectors can manage their time when running a business, studying, and/or doing a lot of other things! You’ll hear me share:

• Why it's important for Projectors to reframe “time management”

• How to rethink time management beyond managing time versus priorities

• What areas of your Human Design to consider, beyond your Projector Type, in creating a system or routine that works best for you

In this episode, I’m answering a listener's question on how can a Projector manage their energy while working for someone else as they’re always feeling drained small, and drained.

As a fellow Projector, and someone who’s had a 26-year (and counting) career working for others, I share my personal experiences, anecdotes I’ve picked up over the years, and questions for personal inquiry in doing an exercise in self-observation with non-judgment.