Human Design Explained: The 5 Types & How to Use Them to Build a Better Life + Career

Have you ever wondered why some things light you up, while other tasks leave you so trained… But you don’t know why?

This is where Human Design comes in.

It’s not another personality test, but insight into your energy that shows you how you’re supposed to work, what tires you out, where you thrive so you can make decisions that feel so much more you.

This week I’m joined by Becca Francis, a Human Design coach, to chat about each archetype and really delve into what makes each of them tick.

If you haven’t already, make sure to take the test here so that you can get the most out of this episode.

You’ll hear:

• The five Human Design types explained in a way that’s really easy to understand

• Why the 9-5 corporate world isn’t built for everyone… And definitely not for these types

• Which types are best suited to work for themselves

• The #1 mistake people make when looking into their own charts for the first time

• How to use Human Design to get better at resolving arguments with your loved ones

• Insight into how to make better decisions (based on your chart!)

• For business leaders: How to use Human Design to understand your team and get them working better together

… and SO much more.

Watch the YouTube Version of the Podcast here.

Want more of Becca? Connect with her on IG @thebeccafrancis or over on her website here.

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