193. 5 Things to Do When You Dislike Your Design

Have you been trying - and failing - to connect with your Human Design? Are you sometimes frustrated - or angry - with your design? How about just plain disliking it? In this episode, we'll address all of those feelings and go through some action steps you can take to begin to connect with your design. It's important to note that not everyone connects with their design instantly. For some people, it can be a struggle to see themselves in their design. And it can feel rather lonely when you're feeling frustrated with your design while watching other people fall in love with theirs. While these action steps may not help you change your perception or feelings toward your chart overnight, they'll hopefully give you a place to start if you're ready to connect with your chart. Ultimately, the biggest thing to keep in mind is to give yourself time and space to feel and process what you need to. If you feel like you're forcing things by doing this work, then take a step back and return at a later time. It's ok to take space if things aren't feeling correct. If you're ready to dive in, listen to the episode! Episode Links Become a Patron and get access to exclusive content + early access to TPL episodes! Learn more at Looking for some free resources to jumpstart your Human Design journey? They're here: Learn more about your unique Human Design by booking a reading here. For all the links mentioned in this episode, check out the complete show notes:

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193. 5 Things to Do When You Dislike Your Design is an episode from That Projector Life by Ardelia Lee.

This episode is 32:31 long.

This episode was published on Sep 13, 2023.

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