Sample Reading Clips

Learn the psychological root of where we compromise to find love and acceptance as revealed by the Human Design System.

A brief high level overview of what it means to have Innocence Motivation according to the Human Design System, and what it looks like when that motivation transfers to Desire.

The Human Design system reveals both our fixed nature, what we can consistently rely on, and our nurture, or our ‘openness,’ where we have wisdom potential and are susceptible to external conditioning. But it’s actually more complex than just nature and nurture, as oftentimes our nature is partly unconscious. Human Design reveals those specific aspects of our nature that we can consciously identify with, as well as the aspects that we cannot because they’re unconsciously defined. There are enormous implications to this psychologically and experientially. Just understanding these fundamentals can help make sense out of your life experience…especially if your nature is entirely or partly defined unconsciously.

The Human Design System reveals that 70% of the world’s population are generators, and are designed to find work that brings satisfaction – the type of work that doesn’t feel like work at all. The key to finding that satisfaction in work is to trust the sacral response. When generators do work that they have energy available for, they not only experience satisfaction but they also regenerate their energy and maintain their health and well-being. When they push themselves to do work they’re not designed for they experience frustration and degeneration. In this video I share a personal story of meeting a generator artist who still maintains his health into his late 80s by doing work that he loves.

When we get distracted we’re not seeing what we’re designed to see, which then impacts and distorts our thinking, as the View frames our conceptualization. Learn what it means to have the Power View and what it looks like to distract to the Personal View.

Human Design reveals what environment is correct for us. This environment is both literal and figurative. Beyond being healthy for us, the environment we’re designed for has social and psychological implications. Learn what a person with a Mountains Environment requires to form fulfilling relationships.