Human Design can be practically applied to all facets of life, including how we dress and present ourselves to the world.

In this episode, I’m joined by Alisa Koz, a sustainable personal stylist. Using Astrology and Human Design, Alisa offers personal styling services to help women connect to and express their true selves through fashion.

You’ll hear Alisa share:

• What does sustainability mean

• How she uses Astrological natal charts and Human Design and translates it to personal styling, alignment, and transformation

• Styling tips for proportion, starting a capsule wardrobe, and how to transition one's wardrobe to sustainable fashion

• And she used my natal chart to give me personal styling tips that were on point!

I love a good origin story! In this episode, I’m joined by Jess Lock, a yoga, mindset, and Human Design Guide who helps people learn how to recalibrate and align to a life they love.

You’ll hear:

• How Jes went from barely surviving corporate burnout to thriving

• The role yoga and Human Design played in her journey

• As graduates of the Institute of Integrative Nutrition, our perspectives on how Human Design takes bio-individuality beyond the plate

Returning to the show is Maggie Hilpisch. Maggie first joined me in Episode 267 on Parenting Through Human Design. While recording that episode, we realized we’re Splenic Projectors with two defined centers and one channel.

So, I invited Maggie back for a candid conversation on the similarities and differences between our designs.

You’ll hear us reflect and share insights on:

• Having Splenic Authorities

• Our 1 / 3 and 2 / 4 Profile Lines

• Working with seemingly contrasting parts of one’s design

• Self-doubt and overthinking

• Open Centers and conditioning

If you’re a long-time listener to this show, you’re familiar with frequent guest Nadia Gabrielle.

I’ve worked one-on-one with Nadia to expand my business strategy and subconscious capacity. As much as I logically understand what subconscious capacity is, it wasn’t until I started working with Nadia that I fully understood how powerful and necessary it is.

In this episode, I’m sharing some personal insights and takeaways from our work together on specific things I’ve done to expand my subconscious capacity.

It’s hard to narrow everything that Human Design has taught me to three things, but in this episode, I discuss three key things:

• Energy Management

• Boundaries

• Managing Expectations

...that Human Design has helped me better manage in ways that are more comfortable and correct for me.

If I had a dollar for every time I’ve been asked, “Will Human Design tell me what I'm supposed to be doing?”...

In this episode, I answer this frequently asked question and discuss;

• What asking this is indicative of

• Why Human Design isn’t limiting or predictive

• The role of your Incarnation Cross

We all learn and process information differently. Some of us learn best by listening, while others learn visually through art and reading.

But Human Design takes things to another level in embracing our individuality in how we learn.

In this episode, I discuss our learning styles according to our Profile Lines.

We often lack confidence in various areas, as discussed in recent episodes. Human Design can be a powerful tool to release and change the self-limiting stories we tell ourselves.

In this episode, I share ten ways that my Human Design has boosted my confidence and helped me reframe some of the narratives I’d developed about myself.

How does the old saying go? “Comparison is the thief of joy.”

We all understand what this means, and we all understand what comparisons do to us.

In this episode, we explore how Human Design can help shift and reframe the stories and narratives developed through comparisonitis and reset the damage caused over the years.