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EPISODE · Oct 27, 2022 · 1H 29M

27. Human Design Relationships through Energy Types

from Wild River · host Sam Pfotenhauer

I’m back with Season 2 of the Wild River Podcast! This new season represents a shift in my expression through my brand and platform Wild River.  I have clarified my messaging, shifted my branding, and refined my offerings, and I want my podcast to reflect that. In this episode, my bestie and talented human design reader and coach, Nadia Last, and I get into relationships through the context of human design. We talk about how each energy type can be supported in relationship and can support others. We share our opinions on how to cultivate a healthy relationship with others, through deep self love. And we discuss common challenges for relationships. If you love this episode, let us know! Share it on your Instagram or DM us a message about it. If you’d like to connect with us further, Sam offers human design readings, energy healing, and coaching through her program Sunbeam. Nadia offers human design readings and coaching! Learn more on our websites below. JOIN MY NEWSLETTER ⁠here⁠ and stay in touch!  *** Nadia’s Instagram: @nadialast_ Nadia’s website: www.nadialast.com * * * Website: wildriver.live Instagram: @wildriver Questions? Comments? Want to work together? Send an email to [email protected].

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