Lately a lot of the clients I'm supporting in my 1:1 practice are Human Design practitioners who offer human design in their business and want to market themselves in a way that feels good to them and is aligned with their design…. It's got me thinking about what's important as you evolve as a practitioner in an industry that's not regulated and here are some of the lessons I've learnt along the way: Know your filter the lens through which you share information e.g. how your profile and definition affects the way you share, where your personality sun sits and the gates that precede & fol ..read more

My very first human design reading was with Tiffany Stephens, an ex-laywer of 17 years who had worked her way up the ranks to become a partner in a law firm before shifting to a career in human design and other holistic practices.  At the time I was still a lawyer and I think I felt a sense of hope after my reading with her that there might be a way out of my own career which I was so burnt out from.  I went on to study Living Your Design with a 6/2 Reflector, Rachel Walmsley a practitioner from the IHDS.  When I first learnt about being a Projector it helped me reframe a lot of ..read more

In my old job, I was bitter. As a lawyer I was never recognised or invited to study or qualify as a lawyer. I was burnt out and bitter and i didn't make use of the strengths in my design.  I'd sit on the edge of the room trying not to absorb the Generator energy around me (I'd didn't even know HD then). At the time I was magnifying all this sacral energy, outputting as if I had all the energy in the world but it was also multiplying the capacity to become ill. I eventually left my job as a lawyer because i *knew* (my defined spleen was telling me) I going to get ill if I stayed in my care ..read more

Ever find yourself wondering when the right time to invest in your business is as a coach? Two of the most common objections that your prospective clients will use when investing are “I can't afford it right now” or “this isn't the right time”.  Maybe they're thinking: 'I’ll invest in myself once I'm making ££ amount of money or i’ll be ready to invest when I'm at this place in my life and I have more time and space to do it." Sometimes these are really genuine reasons and other times it's because they're something beneath the objection, whether it's a negative experience the person had ..read more

Ever feel like your throat chakra is blocked when it comes to describing what you do as a practitioner?  I saw a threads quote yesterday that said:  ‘If it’s difficult to explain what you ‘do’ according to ‘mainstream’ standards, you're likely part of the new paradigm. Here are my thoughts on this. Collectively we are moving into a new age of individuality. Cookie cutter strategies will become a thing of the past because it will be impossible to follow someone else's strategy and thrive.  The resistance you might feel to describing what you do can come from a number of traits in ..read more

What I've learnt about being a Projector is that working more as a coach doesn't equal earning more.  In fact, usually the more I work the less I earn because it often tips me into my not-self as a Projector of not knowing when enough is enough and then burning out. Here are a few other things I’ve noticed: As a Projector I don't get the opportunity to use our strategy daily in our biz so knowing my motivation and transference is how I realign when I go off track. As a 6/2, I have come to recognise when my gifts are being called out of me. My biggest flex is when I am an example as li ..read more

Your Human Design authority is a tool for you to truly know what's right for in your business you or not.  No one else will know this for you.     Trusting your authority will help avoid any of those I invested and now I regret it kind of decisions…and help you experience more of I invested and it was the best decision I made… So here's how to know when to buy based on your Human Design authority: Emotional Authority: Wait until you longer feel nervous about the decision. If you are second guessing, anticipating a negative outcome it usually means you don't have clarity ..read more

Ever battled with the feeling of inconsistency in your business?   Nat did.   She's a breathwork practitioner who was ready to leave her FT job as a social worker.   Within a few months of doing Brand Foundations, she filled out her 1:1 practice and sold out her first group programme and weekend retreat.    When most healers and coaches were feeling the turn of the economy and the change in buying behaviour, she was able to leave her FT job as a social worker and go all in on her business.   She now supports her family with her business… Works the hours she wants ..read more

After being in convos with coaches and healers over the last week, I've started to see some patterns emerging…   I've met lots of coaches, mentors, healers and teachers out there practising what they know is their life's work..   And they are great at what they do.   Maybe you've had some success.   A taste of the life you desire.   But you haven't quite stepped into consistent income yet.   You've been experimenting for the first few years of growing their brand or maybe you've been in it for longer, 3, 4 or even 7 years.    You've taken all the courses ..read more

If your ideal client actually knew the solution to their problem, they wouldn't be having the problem in the first place…   Read that again :)   So, it's your job to educate them.    One way to do this is to help them see why what they've already tried doing in the past hasn't worked and why your solution is different….   Great content is going to help your ideal client see what they need to do to solve their problem (and your paid offering will teach them how).   Because they don't know what they need to do until you help them see what they need… (something I lea ..read more