To be authentic

Did you know your soul has an internal GPS? It’s that restlessness you feel in your belly when you have everything you ever thought you wanted yet still feel hollow inside.

I know that feeling well. I knew it at the age of 27 when I made more money working for myself than I ever thought I could make. I knew it at the age of 31 when I ended a relationship with the “perfect” partner because, while he would have been a devoted husband and father for the next 60 years, I didn’t believe in my ability to be an equally devoted wife and mother. I knew it at the age of 48 when my decisions had brought me to my knees financially, yet I still had one final creative itch to scratch before surrendering to an opportunity to work with a dear friend (and savior of sorts), bringing me the flexible stability I needed to finally rebuild my life around everything I knew to be true to me and nothing that was not.

If only I had known my Human Design before stepping into the extremes of my own personal Odyssey — before succumbing to the sirens of my mind that tore my life apart instead of making room for the wisdom my soul that stitched it back together.

If I had someone supporting me to be uniquely me, providing me with clarity and insights about how I’m uniquely wired and why I’m uniquely here along the way, I could have saved myself (and the people who cared about me) a lot of time, money, frustration, and worry.

If only I didn’t have to struggle and suffer in my quest to live true to me.

If you’re living a life that feeds your soul, keep going. But if your soul is longing for something “more” and you just can’t figure out what that is — and maybe you’re even a little scared to find out — visit the link in our Bio. We’re here to support you in discovering and falling in love with who you uniquely are so that you may live your most authentic life.

I've already walked through the fire so you don't have to.



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In Human Design, the Channel of Logic (63-4) is my jam. Before I ever even saw my design, I would always describe myself as being excellent at pattern recognition. I considered it a superpower of sorts, especially when it came to strategy (which is really just pathfinding). It’s something I had long taken for granted, assuming it was a skill that I had developed (and that anyone could develop) because of my life’s experiences, rather than a natural gift that was the reason I was drawn to said experiences and career choices.

While 71% of the world is prone to experience overwhelm or confusion by all the information and ideas and thoughts floating through an undefined or open Head center, this massive chaos is my sandbox and the beginning of an elegant framework for me — a system of relationships and information hierarchy that allows others to see more clearly. The more information I have, the better. The broader I can zoom out to gather my bearings (what I call context), the more powerful the narrative, the more electric and inevitable and applicable the insight.

That is the primary role of my mind — to help others see more clearly. To reveal what may be hidden or seem “insignificant” about themselves, their relationships, their business trajectory and opportunities. This is why I love the field of Human Design — it is vast and confusing and chaotic to many, but to me, it's a symphony — a set of nested patterns that simply need a 1:1 translation to be profoundly felt and heard.

If you want to learn more about your unique Human Design — your hidden talents and true nature — click the link in our bio to download your free and to view our Living Your Design workshops (in-person and online). I’m also available for private coaching to guide you in living — and loving — the true you.



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