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EPISODE · Sep 24, 2024 · 37 MIN

Noticing How Human Design Serves Us (Replay)

from Noticing · host Maggie Ward and Urvi Patel

In this special replay episode of Noticing, co-hosts Maggie and Urvi dive into their experiences with human design, focusing on the role of being projectors. They reflect on how this system has influenced their lives and perspectives, particularly in terms of energy management, life purpose, and the concept of waiting for invitations. If you’ve been curious about human design or have heard Maggie and Urvi mention it in previous episodes, this conversation will offer insights into how this modality can help you better understand yourself and others. Key Takeaways: Introduction to human design and projectors as energy types How Maggie and Urvi use human design as a tool for self-awareness and growth The importance of waiting for invitations as a projector Real-life examples of how human design has impacted Maggie and Urvi's personal and professional lives The significance of understanding energy alignment and embracing your authentic self Connect with Us: Follow Maggie on Instagram: @maggiewardcoaching Follow Urvi on Instagram: @urvipatel.co Submit your questions or reflections on human design for future episodes through our website: Noticing Podcast Tune In Next Time: We’ll be sharing a conversation with an incredible human design expert, so stay tuned for more insights!

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