EPISODE · Jun 26, 2025 · 1H 8M
030 | Basics of Human Design Profile Lines and How to Embody Them—Even with Kids, Chaos, and Conditioning
from The Woman Behind It All | Women-Owned Business, Work-Life Balance, Relationship Advice, Gene Keys, Human Design, Small Business, Overwhelm, Attachment Styles, Shadow Work, Financial Freedom · host Kaija Dawn
In this episode, I’m bringing you inside one of my juicy Human Design Happy Hour classes all about the Profiles. Whether you're a 2/4 Natural Lover or a 3/5 Experienced Leader, this class is full of real talk, fun metaphors, aha moments, and soulful conversation with some of the women in our space. We explore how your Profile line flavors your relationships, leadership, learning style, and even your parenting. I also share some personal stories about how my 1/3 shows up in life, love and business, and how honoring your Profile (instead of resisting it) can bring a whole new level of peace and permission. If you've ever wondered why you lead the way you do, why certain patterns keep showing up, or what it means to be fully yourself in a world full of noise—this one's for you. Plus, I give a little love note invitation to come join us in the Gene Keys Book Club, where we’ll be diving into the deep waters of the Golden Path (starting July 8!). Ready to learn your design, embody your truth, and vibe with women who get it? 👉 Sign up for the Gene Keys Book Club here Loved this episode? Take a screenshot and tag me @iamkaijadawn on Instagram. I’d love to know what line(s) you are and what landed for you most. We’re not here to perform our profiles. We’re here to remember ourselves through them. Let’s keep doing this together. Xx, Kaija . . . Ps: loved the Human Design Happy Hour class? You can hop into the other trainings and resources anytime! 👉 Join Human Design Happy Hour here
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