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.

As a follow-up to Episodes 211 and 226, in this episode, I give an update on my recent health issues and the approach I’ve taken to address them.

You’ll hear me share:

• What’s a Functional Nutrition Assessment? (and how it’s a valuable tool in your healthcare)

• How to apply a functional approach to Human Design?

• How do I marry Functional Nutrition and Human Design in my healing journey?

I also share why opening up and taking you behind the scenes is part of my work in coming into alignment with my Human Design.

Over the past year, I’ve received questions and comments regarding "making a big pivot" from health coaching to Human Design so in this episode I discuss why it's not a pivot, but rather an expansion, by sharing my perspectives on:

• Taking a “functional” approach

• Stress as the root cause of all root causes

• Peeling back the layers to uncover the root causes of stress, using work-related stress as an example

• How talking about “health” without including body, mind, and emotional health is an incomplete conversation

• Human Design vs other personality frameworks

In my observations (and from first-hand experience), Projectors, more than any of the other Human Design Types struggle with their Strategy of “Waiting for the Invitation.”

In this episode, I share:

• A recap of what “Waiting for the Invitation” means

• What are invitations and how to recognize them

• If invitations can be created

• Observations from my experiments with invitations and what made it all “click” for me

In this episode, I answer a listener's question on when to follow your Human Design Strategy versus when not to.

You’ll hear me share:

• What does Strategy mean in Human Design

• What are the Strategies for each Human Design Type

• When to follow it (examples included!)

By nature, Projectors are intuitive, resourceful, and also, multi-faceted - there are many layers to us. We’re complex people, and with that complexity comes versatility.

In fact, did you know that Projectors are the most versatile of all the Human Design Types?

Expanding on Episode 222 on what’s great about Projectors, in this episode we discuss:

• The three different categories of Projectors

• The five different kinds of Projectors

• A breakdown of the Human Design body graph chart that determines each kind of Projector

There were so many questions submitted for Episode 217: Projectors Rapid Fire Q&A that we simply couldn’t answer them all.

So in this episode, I’m answering one of the unanswered questions: “How can I like being a Projector when it sucks to have a penetrating aura?”

You’ll hear me share:

• A recap of what the Projector Aura is

• The challenges that aura can present (why it might feel like “it sucks”)

• Tips to work through those challenges

The episode is the first of many more episodes answering those unanswered Projector questions.