In Human Design your environment can be a goldmine of information to help us with our inner peace and regulating our nervous system… being in the right environment and honoring our energy can mean the difference between overwhelm and creating a sense of well being. Below are my top tips for making the most of your environment during the festive season. (Or any big events)
Kitchens Environment
You don’t have to do the cooking… but you will love being in the kitchen especially while all the action is happening. Being right in the centre watching the amazing transformation of a bag of potatoes and some veg transform into a festive feast.
Also watching your favourite spaces transform into the spirit of Christmas will bring you joy.
Being around others and at the centre of the Christmas parties will light you up this Christmas. Let your love of hosting shine through.
Get Creative in the Kitchen: Dive into holiday baking or cooking as a way to connect with others.
Be the Host: Offer your space as a gathering hub, fostering collaboration and togetherness.
Experiment with Recipes: Try new twists on classic holiday dishes to spark inspiration.
Share Knowledge: Teach loved ones a favorite recipe or craft, blending interaction with productivity.
Pace Yourself: Balance hosting duties with breaks to enjoy the holiday magic yourself.
Caves Environment
If you are feeling overwhelmed this Christmas, remember that the environment that supports you the most is one in which you feel safe and secure, and can control who comes in and out of your environment.
The busyness of a Christmas party seem a little bit too much… position yourself in the corner so you have a good view of who is coming your way, also so that you aren’t in the centre of all the action.
Those with a caves environment don’t like being sneaked up on, so position yourself accordingly.
If you need to, take yourself off to a quiet space to recharge your energy. And make sure there is plenty of time for cosy movies or reading your favourite book this season.
Prioritize Your Sanctuary: Spend quality time in your personal space. Keep decorations cozy and minimal to avoid overstimulation.
Set Boundaries: Politely decline invitations that disrupt your need for solitude or a secure setting.
Host Intimately: If celebrating, invite close loved ones to your home to stay within your comfort zone.
Plan Ahead: Shop online to avoid crowded stores, ensuring your energy stays protected.
Stick to Comfort: Opt for familiar holiday traditions that feel safe and grounding.
Shores Environment
Shores love contrast… where two environments meet. The warm cosy fire with a view out to the frosty lawn.
Position yourself on the edge of two worlds for your most nourishing environment. Don’t be afraid to mix up your decorations to create different feels across your home.
Also split time between bustling holiday events and quieter reflective moments
Balance Between Worlds: Split time between bustling holiday events and quieter reflective moments.
Find Harmony: Decorate with a mix of contrasting elements, like natural garlands paired with modern lights.
Connect to the Edge: Visit places that blend serenity and activity, like a waterfront market or a festive park.
Offer Perspective: Be a mediator in family discussions, using your knack for seeing both sides.
Celebrate Transitions: Use the season to honor endings and beginnings, journaling reflections or resolutions.
Markets Environment
Christmas is the perfect time for you, the trading of gifts and energy. Being around others and at the centre of the action will light you up this Christmas. Make sure you are there when people are exchanging gifts and stories.
If you find yourself having to be away from the action, try and time it so you don’t miss out on your favourite parts, or ask others to wait until you return.
Embrace the secret santa… don’t have one, maybe it is time to organise one?
Embrace the Buzz: Visit Christmas markets or festive fairs where you can experience the energy of trading and exchanging.
Gift Strategically: Find gifts that match each person’s unique preferences, showcasing your knack for personalized choices.
Engage Socially: Host or attend events that involve exchange, like a Secret Santa or cookie swap.
Balance Energy: Alternate between lively environments and quieter moments to recharge.
Maximize Utility: Choose functional decorations or multi-use items for holiday prep, aligning with your pragmatic side.
Mountains Environment
Where can you gain a higher perspective this Christmas and gain a birds eye view of the festivities?
Perhaps taking a trip to find the perfect vantage point to view the Christmas lights?
Remember the environment that supports you the most is one where you always have the best view of the action, but can avoid getting caught up in the chaos.
And don’t forget, time alone away from the action will help you recharge your energy. Take some time out for walks in nature to re-find your peace.
Retreat When Needed: Plan quiet, elevated moments to reflect, such as a walk in nature or time spent overlooking a peaceful view.
Stay Above the Fray: Avoid overly chaotic or intense gatherings to preserve your clarity and perspective.
Gift Thoughtfully: Opt for meaningful, high-quality gifts that resonate with others’ growth or aspirations.
Plan Strategic Gatherings: Choose to celebrate in spaces with calm, expansive energy, such as a home with a view.
Create Perspective: Use the holiday season for goal-setting or reflecting on the year ahead.
Valleys Environment
Valleys love to be where the Christmas Chatter is at. Catching up with old friends and finding out all the news. Connection is your happy place this Christmas.
But make sure others in your life know to communicate all of the vital plans to you. Nothing upsets a Valleys profile more than lack of communication. To make sure your needs are met, initiate the communication process on your end too.
Lean into the right sounds for the season… Enjoy holiday music or attend carolling events, as sound and rhythm can uplift your spirit
Seek Conversation: Spend time in cozy, dialogue-rich settings with people who make you feel heard and understood.
Celebrate the Flow: Plan activities that feel like an exchange, such as group storytelling or collaborative gift wrapping.
Immerse in the Sounds: Enjoy holiday music or attend caroling events, as sound and rhythm can uplift your spirit.
Choose Vibrant Spaces: Opt for venues or gatherings with dynamic energy where ideas and stories flow freely.
Create Connection: Focus on meaningful one-on-one interactions to deepen bonds.
For the sake of avoiding information overload, the purpose of this blog is to help you understand what you need to know about your profile lines, rather than where they come from.
How to find your profile number
First up lets find your profile lines so you have all the details before you dive into this blog. If you have downloaded your chart from my website you will find your profile as part of the summary. It will look like a fraction… mine is 2/4.
Your profile is made up of 2 individual lines… so I have a line 2 and a line 4.
Your profile comes from the ‘line’ associated with your Conscious Sun & Earth, and Unconscious Sun & Earth.
The first number is from your Conscious side… the mind side. Often this is the side we resonate with the most… what we see in ourselves.
The second number is from the Unconscious side… the body side. This can lead to the profile line feeling less familiar. It may be what others see in us.. but we don’t always immediately see it in ourselves.
(When you delve further into your design, you may start to look deeper into the lines of the other planets, so knowing where to find the lines in your chart is a good foundation to know)
What do the ‘lines’ show us
Your profile lines help add a theme to your life… they shape how you experience the world around you. They shape your personality and how you interact with others.
They add an additional layer to your experience, and to your overall design.
Imagine your favourite place… how you experience that place will differ based on if you go during the day vs at night. During the summer vs winter, busy times vs quiet time,
Your profile lines are almost like the conditions of that experience, a fixed lens that shapes how you will experience things. (and how people will see you)
Your experience will always be the same. But those with different profile lines will be having a different experience.
Understanding the individual lines
There are 6 lines, understanding the individual roles of the lines, can help to cement their meaning before going on to look at how the combination of the two plays out.
Over the years different names have been assigned to each profile to help identify their theme. I find different names resonate with me at different times, depending on how I am using the line at the time.
Line 1 – The Investigator – The Knowledge Seeker – Foundations
Line 2 – The Hermit – The Natural Genius – Retreat
Line 3 – The Experimentor – Explorer – Discoverer – The Martyr – Trial and Error
Line 4 – The Networker – The Opportunist – Intimate Friend – Connector
Line 5 – The (Universal) Solution Provider – The Heretic – The Teacher
Line 6 – The Role Model – Wisdom – The Guide – The Old Soul
Note: For line 6’s you have a unique journey of 3 phases of your life,
Phase one: (until around age 30) carries the energy of a line 3. The Experimenter.
Phase two: is a period of reflection and learning from your experimentation, dipping in and out of reflection back to experimentation, back to reflection etc.
Phase three: (from around age 50) is where you step into the role of the Role Model – Embodying the wisdom you have learned from your experimentation and guiding others with your wisdom.
Tangible Applications
Below are a few ideas to get you started, things to think about in the real world.
Things to be mindful of…
Line One: The Knowledge Seeker – Feeling you don’t know enough ‘delaying’ you taking action.
Line Two: The Natural Genius – Not recognising your own gifts because to you it’s just easy, pay attention to where others recognise them for you.
Line Three: The Experimenter – Ensuring you have a learning mindset, there is no fail, only evolution.
Line Four: The Networker – Be mindful of your need for stability and holding on to connections that are no longer right for you.
Line Five: The Teacher – You aren’t here to save everyone. Distance yourself from being projected upon, being mindful of your boundaries.
Line 6: The Role model – Honour your space for perspective so that you can turn your lessons into wisdom.
Where can you harness your natural gifts in your business?
Line One: The Knowledge Seeker – Harness the power of your knowledge
Line Two: The Natural Genius – Harness the power of what comes easily to you
Line Three: The Experimenter – Harness the power of your drive to learn through experimentation and share your results with us.
Line Four: The Networker – Harness the power of your relationships and lead with your heart.
Line Five: The Teacher – Harness the power of your solutions and share them with us.
Line 6: The Role model – Harness the magic of your wisdom, by living authentically you light the way for others.
How does your profile (line combination) play out?
Before you dive in to see the descriptions of how the combinations play out, maybe take a moment to consider your own version. How do you think having these two profile lines play out for you?
Can you recognise where or how they show up?
Can you see any patterns?
Overview of the 12 combinations
Below are the brief descriptions of the 12 combinations from when you download your HD chart. (Source Bodygraph Chart). I find reading the other profile descriptions helps me to see where I ‘fit in’ to the pattern. Human Design is also know as the science of differentiation. As much as it helps us to understand ourselves it also helps us to understand our differences. I love looking at other people’s profiles too.. and thinking… Yes I can so see that in them!
1/3 – You are naturally an explorer, always seeking deeper knowledge and understanding. Through your enthusiasm for experimentation and the ability to learn from mistakes, you discover and validate truths. This constant process of trying and learning makes you a valuable advisor and confidant for others who benefit from your practical insights.
1/4 – You are constantly seeking deeper knowledge and a solid foundation for your beliefs. Once you have found this knowledge, you tend to share it in stable and enduring relationships. Your combination of intense research and the desire to share this with a close circle makes you a reliable source of wisdom and support for those close to you.
2/4 – You possess many talents that often emerge and are refined through periods of retreat and inner reflection. In these quiet moments, you gather and deepen your insights. Once you are ready, you re-emerge and share this knowledge with a close circle of confidants. This mix of diverse talents and the ability to withdraw for self-reflection makes you a valuable advisor and reliable friend.
2/5 – You possess many talents which, when combined, exert a magnetic attraction on others. Your ability to perceive and understand things, coupled with charismatic presence, often makes you the center of attention. While you arouse the curiosity and interest of others, you also seek greater universal truths. Together, these qualities attract people who want to benefit from your knowledge and guidance. Also balancing your desire to share your truths with time to retreat.
3/5 – You possess a unique combination of experimental learning and charismatic attraction. Through constant experimentation and learning from experiences, you gain profound insights, which you share in a way that fascinates and attracts others. Your natural curiosity and drive to explore things firsthand, combined with your ability to excite people around you, make you an inspiring personality who often stands at the center of events.
3/6 – You combine natural curiosity and the ability to learn through trial and error with a vision for the bigger picture. Your experimental approach allows you to gain deep insights, while your role as a leader or visionary compels you to share these insights in a broader context. This mix of practical experience and the ability to inspire others with your vision positions you as someone who acts in the here and now while also thinking future-oriented.
4/1- You combine the ability to build deep and lasting relationships in your immediate surroundings with an insatiable urge for thorough knowledge and understanding. While you create reliable bonds in your close circle, you delve deeply into subjects to gain solid foundations and insights. This mix of trustful closeness to others and the constant search for deeper understanding makes you a stable anchor and a source of wisdom for those close to you.
4/6 – You combine the value of stable, close relationships with a natural sense for the bigger picture and the vision of a better future. While you cultivate deep connections in your close network, you also have the ability to inspire people with a larger vision or higher goal. This balance of personal connection and future-oriented leadership enables you to be effective both in your immediate environment and in the broader community.
5/1 – You exude a natural authority and often attract the attention of others, whether through your insights, charisma, or leadership qualities. At the same time, you pursue a deep urge to explore things and create solid foundations for your beliefs. Combined, this makes you a trustworthy source of knowledge and inspiration for many, while you are always careful to underpin your standpoint with thorough research and verification.
5/2 – You delve deeply into subjects to explore universal truths. Then, as an ambassador, you share these insights in an understandable and applicable way with others. In doing so, you attract and inspire people with your knowledge, always in search of greater understanding and the opportunity to serve others. Balancing your desire to share your knowledge with time to retreat.
6/2 – You possess natural leadership qualities, coupled with an inner certainty that often stems from intuition and internal reflection. As a visionary with an eye for the bigger picture, you spend phases of your life in observation and retreat, only to then act with renewed clarity and authority. Your ability to be both introspective and to look beyond the immediate horizon positions you as someone who provides leadership and possesses special inner wisdom.
6/3 – You unite the role of a visionary leader with a constant urge to learn through experience and experimentation. While you naturally have an eye for the bigger picture and development over time, you also learn and grow through the highs and lows of life, often through trial and error. This mix of visionary leadership and practical experience makes you a wise advisor and a leader who is authentic and grounded.
Taking it further.
Taking the time to learn about my 2/4 profile was one of the most meaningful parts of my design. I discovered that some of the profiles lines are in conflict with each other… which for me explained a lot. I am in a constant push/pull juggle with my need for alone time, and desire to feel connection to others. Learning how and when to balance the two sides, and understand it has made all the difference to my mindset and health. You can read more about that here.
Working with clients
Looking at my client’s profile helps me to tailor my advice and guidance to suit their natural genius.
For example… if I was advising a client on what they need to take the next step in their business…
For a 3/5 we would be discussing the options but then more than likely encouraging them to jump in and get started. Thinking through ALL the details first isn’t going to help them know if they want to do it or not. Instead figuring out the details as they go, the doing is how they will know if they are on the right path. Helping them to balance their mindset along the way, in terms of there is no fail, only evolution.
For a 5/1 profile I am likely to take a more measured approach, helping them to explore where they feel safe in their knowledge and research. Asking them what else they feel they need to research, know before they get started. Being mindful to check in with is there really more research to do, or do they already know enough, and they can rest in their foundations and expertise.
Both then presenting their solutions to the world in their unique way.
Looking at the rest of your chart.
All of the planetary activations in your chart have their own lines associated with them (The numbers after the decimal point down the sides of your chart)
Each planet has it’s own influence and own meaning, the Sun and Earth being the strongest, hence why they become your profile.
Without going into all the details, as a rough guide… what do you notice about the other line numbers on your chart?
For example, I have no line 6’s and only two line 3s. The rest are mainly 5’s and 1’s. So although my main profile is 2/4 I also resonate with the 5 and 1 energy. 3 not so much.
You aren’t going to find me doing much experimenting through trial and error, yes sometimes it is needed, but on the whole it isn’t really an energy I feel connected to. You’re much more likely to find me going down the route of the line 1 to figure things out.
Remember you are looking at the numbers after the decimal point.
What energy do you feel most connected to?
So that is my summary of the profile lines, what did you learn? Has it helped you have a better understanding of yourself and your interactions with others?
If you would like to know more about your design, either your profile, or your design as a whole I would love to help you explore further. If you feel called to do so, the link to book in a one to one introduction to your chart is below.
Each human design type has their own unique strategy for navigating decisions and responding to life.
Often Generators and Mani Gens are lumped together as the same… To Respond.
But that’s not entirely true.
Yes Respond… but also visualise and inform.
And for me I often forget the Visualise part.
Today I’m stuck…. I’m supposed to be opening the doors to my new membership today. But something’s not quite right. There is something missing… and I can’t put my finger on what.
So I’m using all the tools in my toolbox to get to the answer… and the biggest one… the visualise part.
I’m litterally visualising how it’s going to work. Walking myself through each post, every call, each training… mentally taking myself on the same journey as anyone who joins. That’s how i’ll figure out what’s missing.
It works everytime for me… yet it’s still the part I forget the most.
As a mani gen I move fast, I want to get moving, get it done… get it started. But moving fast isn’t always the answer. It can lead to missing things.
And to me that’s why mani gens have the visualise piece… our invitation to slow down and check.
Are you a mani gen, have you learnt how to fully use your strategy to your advantage?
Today I was supposed to be putting together the details of my new offer… I even have people waiting to receive it… who have asked for it. Yet I have procrastinated.
It is all sketched out I know what I want to do… I know what I want to cover and the results it will get… yet I still feel confused.
And the pressure of that confusion has led to procrastination.
Voicenoting my friends is my go to avoidance tactic… so there I was merrily telling everyone I have been avoiding what I am supposed to be doing today and I made a comment along the lines of… I just find it so confusing starting new things…
And a voice at the back of my mind said… hang on a minute… that is one of the gates in the Human Design chart… (My HD chart happened to be right there in front of me at the time)
And there it was a big fat hanging gate 3… The gate of difficulty in the beginning.
I have talked before about most of the people that work with me feeling the pressure from their hanging 9 or 52 gate… so why had I ignored my hanging 3 gate for so long…
Because it is on my unconscious side… the side I don’t recognise in myself.
Yet today it had got my attention (there is another whole story there about transit gates, but this post is long enough as it is!)
Off I set to research my gate 3 and bring it into my awareness. If I know where I might be struggling I can work to overcome it.
And that is what I am doing… with a hanging gate 3 in a defined centre when starting new things I feel the pressure of confusion over what is coming next… Where is this going… why don’t I have all the answers? (Add in my undefined Head and Ajna and we are doubling up on the questions!)
Even though I have my full channel of 9-52… knowing what to do and having the ability to concentrate to do it… the 3 brings along it’s own energy to the mix.
If it’s a new thing and I’m feeling confused about what’s coming next… even though I know what I want to do and supposedly have the discipline to action it… the confusion wins! And nothing happens.
The solution: To let go of the need to control the outcome. To embrace the chaos of the unknown and be playful with what comes next… by allowing the change without trying to control it… you can release the pressure of confusion and can move forward.
Well that’s the theory anyway… how easy it is to put into practise we will see. But awareness is always the first step.
Whether you believe in all things woo… or how Human Design is derived or not… today I was stuck and my HD chart gave me a solution to move through it. And I’ll take that over staying stuck.
Now to get back to what I actually need to start….
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If you have the hanging gate 3 in a defined sacral you are likely to consistently feel this pressure. (If on your conscious sign you are likely to be aware of it, on your unconscious side maybe not)
If you have a hanging gate 3 in an undefined sacral then you may feel this same pressure… but not consistently… it will come and go.
If you have the full channel 3-60 then you are likely to be able consistently go from order to chaos as a repeating pattern… and may experience bursts of rapid change.
If you don’t have any of this in your chart… but it still resonates then take whatever helps you to move forward. The HD chart is a complicated system and there may well be other areas of your chart that combine to give a similar feeling.
Never use your chart as a binary … I have / don’t have… this so it must/must not be true.
Use it to experiment with what is helpful and what is useful to guide you on your journey.
Join me as I talk to the lovely Cynthia Pecking about how you can harness the power of your Human Design in your relationships.
Be that with a partner… or relatives and friends.
Understanding our differences and how we like to communicate can be a powerful tool.
This interview was part of a bonus for Cynthia’s 6 week course… and she kindly let me share it with my audience. If you would like to find out more about how Cynthia helps couples with their relationships head over to her group The Blue Letter Project – Marriage Coaching for the Modern Couple.
What even is Human Design? Maybe you’ve heard of it, or you’ve heard me talk about it and you’re curious?
Well it is kind of difficult to explain WHAT it is without getting super technical and so I’m not going to. Instead I am going to tell you a few ways it has helped me.
In summary I would say Human Design gives you permission to be the person you already know you are. It helps you to understand what works for you, what doesn’t, what might trip you up and areas you may need additional support. It helps to stop comparing our behaviour to others wondering why we are different, eliminating the question ‘should I be doing what they are doing?’
For example, my whole life I’ve not really eaten breakfast, most of the time I don’t want to. And when I do it is out of some societal pressure because I’ve been told it’s ‘the most important meal of the day’. I am also a night owl, I prefer working into the evening than getting up early. As entrepreneurs we often hear about the 5am club – it just doesn’t work for me.
One of the things that I discovered by looking at my Human Design was the way in which I am designed to eat – Guess what it came back as nocturnal (Indirect Light). I am not designed to eat breakfast or get up early! Now at the time of writing this I am 45 and I discovered my Human Design at the age of 43. Having someone tell me I don’t need to eat breakfast seems silly, but somehow this external validation telling me I was right all along made me so happy. I could stop trying to eat breakfast and be a morning person and fully embrace how I really felt.
That is just one example, another is all about how I have always felt conflicted about my desire to be around people and then how I can flit to ‘NO MORE PEOPLE’ so easily. I never understood where the balance was and why I would literally hide away after a day out and about. Now I know, it is part of my design… if you want to know why you can read all about my 2/4 profile here.
There are so many ways understanding your design can help you move through life with more ease and less pressure to ‘be like everyone else’ we really are different and somehow understanding my design has let me fully embrace that fact. How deeply you look into it will be up to you, but it can help with your life and business. Once you start exploring what’s out there you will find many HD experts have niched down to look at a particular area of your life. I have been equally interested in how it can help me with my marketing as much as picking the perfect holiday destination.
It has also helped me to have a greater insight into how I can help my clients, we don’t focus on Human Design, but for most of them I now have their charts. I can see how they like to receive information, the pace they like to work at, and areas where they may need additional support.
It can help you better understand your relationships with others. Friends, family, partners and even children.
I am going to give you a warning though, even though it gives you a blue print to work from, it isn’t supposed to be restrictive, it is a guide, something to be experimented with, tried on and played with. If you do decide to take the plunge and explore your own design remember to look at the full picture and don’t fixate on any one aspect. There will be areas of your chart that uncover your weaknesses or areas that can trip you up – but that isn’t an excuse or something you have to accept, the purpose is for you to uncover ways in which you can add in areas of support, not just say… Oh well that’s just how I am, it doesn’t have to be. You always get to choose.
Just so happens I chose not to be a morning person! When looking at what indirect light means there is more than one way to interpret it, and actually the real answer is it does depend. But in general I don’t eat in the mornings. The point is I no longer worry about it.
So what do you think, are you going to go take a look at your design?
When I first heard of Human Design I had no idea what it was or what it meant. I downloaded my chart… and that is as far as I got.
Six months later I met the lovely Shari Thompson on a mastermind. As soon as she mentioned human design I jumped in and booked a reading. I wanted to know more. Shari opened the door for me, but I didn’t want to just know, I wanted to understand.
Since then over the last 2 years I have collected a vast array of resources that have helped me learn, understand and embody my chart. When I am learning something I need to hear things more than once, and explained in different ways for me to truly understand it.
Sometimes I need words and explanations, sometimes I need charts and graphics.
Initially I started my journey collating free resources, my starting point. Since then I have bought books, courses, and joined a membership. But if you are curious to know more, these may help get you started.
However – simply looking things up won’t show you the full picture of the magic in your chart. How each of the individual parts of the chart come together and combine is the magic. It is like looking at a recipe, the list of ingredients on its own can’t tell you what the end result will be. It is how they are combined that will determine the outcome. If you like what you see then I highly recommend having a reading with an expert who can help you put the pieces together and show you the bigger picture.
But back to it, so first off there is the chart itself. There are many places you can get your chart, they all give you the info in a different way, different colours even. They all come with their own guides, and explanation, some through a personal lens some for business. Have a look and see which one you resonate with the most. When you start to look things up you will see all of the different colours etc, that isn’t really relevant, it is just the visual interpretation.
You will need: Your date, time and place of birth.
Genetix Matrix is the one that most specialists use to generate charts as their paid version gives you access to more in-depth information. You do have the option to pay for one day if you want to start to look into things more deeply.
Terminology: Graphic of the chart with the names of all the parts.
This site gives a good overview to get started in understanding all of the different parts, but I didn’t always resonate with the language they use. And it doesn’t mention the Manifesting Generators as their own type.
This lady speaks from the point of view of a projector I found her because she did a really great free course on all of the variables, so your environment, digestion etc… which was relevant to all types.
The Hermit/Mayor – Are you a 2/4 profile, or do you have one in your life?
Today I listened to a Podcast from Jamie Palmer all about the 2/4 profile… and there is so much I could say about the info shared in the episode. It explains exactly how I feel interacting with the world.
My whole life I felt conflicted, I constantly switch between wanting to see, and be with all the people…then I don’t want to see any people, I want to stay at home and not speak to anyone. Too many people. Then I get sad, that I’m not out and about seeing all the people again. It confused me… why the dramatic switch… Am I bipolar, why do I feel like two different people?
Turns out that is just how I am, and for me, that is perfectly normal, and what I need. I can not tell you how much difference knowing that has made to my life. And more importantly I now have a way of explaining it to others.
It’s not me ignoring you. It’s not me not wanting to talk to you, I literally can’t talk to any more people until I’ve had time to reset.
If you are intrigued go have a listen… does it sound like me?
Do you see the hermit (2).. or do you see the Mayor (4)? Most of you will see the 4, me online, showing up, attending networking, delivering training, sharing my message… but the 2 is there too. And it is strong! If I don’t take time to myself the 4 can’t show up.
However, listening to the podcast also shows when looking into your Human Design how important it is to look at the whole chart, not just each part in isolation. In the podcast it mentions that a 2/4 doesn’t like to be asked to explain the process… That part isn’t me. I can and I do.
There are several parts in my chart that gives me the ability to look at the details, to break it down into the steps. So when you layer it together, it creates a different picture.
Evidence of this is I spent 4 years at Uni literally explaining how to do things to others, recording every step of the process. A huge part of my science degree involved explaining to others exactly what I had done. The purpose of writing a paper (What you did and how you did it) is so that anyone anywhere can pick it up, read it, conduct the exact same experiment I did, and create the same results, without having to speak to me.
So even though I am a 2/4 I can explain the steps!
How much of that comes from my chart, and how much from the 4 years of learning how to do it… who knows.
For me, Human design doesn’t tell me what I am or what I am not. It helps my understanding of things I always knew to be true. Helps me articulate the things I need to best support me to others, and know which areas I can add in additional support to reach my goals.
If you are even slightly intrigued go have a look into your chart and see what you find.
The difficulty at the beginning’ 
