From Esoteric to Practical: Jaclyn Michelle shares the fundamentals of Human Design

Human Design doesn't have to be complicated - and Human Design Chart Alchemist & writer Jaclyn Michelle (Interiorcreature.com) demystifies the basics and shares her thoughts on the seven ways to manifest change.

1. Bree talked about creating her Book of Woo, including Astrology, Human Design, Enneagram, Sparketype, and Myers-Briggs Personality Assessments
2. What is Human Design?
3. Different Human Design Types include: Generators, Manifesting Generators, Manifestors, Projectors, and Reflectors
4. Richard Rudd and the Gene Key system
5. Explaining the "Not Self" Themes in Human Design - clues for when we are venturing out of alignment
6. Using your human design type to find a decision making strategy.
7. Jaclyn Michelle’s trajectory and how she found Human Design
8. SEO’s and successful websites
9. The manifestation change game: Jaclyn explains how the seven paths to creating change played out in her life.
10. How getting sober changed Jaclyn’s life.
11. Robert Plutchik’s Emotion Wheel https://www.mindbodygreen.com/articles/emotion-wheel
12. Why intuition shows up so differently in different people

Important links:

Website: https://www.interiorcreature.com/

Instagram: @interiorcreature

Human Design YOUniversity on Teachable: https://interior-creature.teachable.com/

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