I’ve been sharing my Human Design insights for almost two years now.
In doing so, I’ve had the pleasure of connecting with a multitude of talented Projectors across various industries via email, social media, and even phone consultations.
Building a following was never my intention, though. I mostly complained about the downsides to being a Projector and shared the upsides of my experience at other times. X (formerly known as “Twitter”) was basically my own public journal. But in true innocence motivation fashion, I ended up cultivating an audience who noticed an overlap in our experiences.
One of the biggest pain points for us at the time was accessing more information about being a Projector.
Human Design was still in its underground phase, meaning not too many people knew about it let alone taught it.
One of the first pieces of advice constantly echoed was “rest, play, and wait for the invitation.” As straightforward as it was, it didn’t sound realistic enough. So for someone who was looking for a career change like myself, that advice felt unearned.
I didn’t want to sit around waiting for a spark.
I wanted an invitation that would change my life.
And that’s when things began to take a turn. The more I wrote about Human Design, the more people I attracted. The more people I attracted, the more I recognized my insights had value.
Thus, “Projector Insights: How to Live Your Human Design” was born.
This 80 page eBook is a resource I created to keep track of everything I was learning about Human Design.
Most resources were paywalled so I had to tap into my own Projector magic. After all, who better to understand Projectors than another Projector? Even with less than 100 followers on my X account, the traction was consistent enough for me to make a sale on the first day of its release.
This article isn’t to brag, however.
I simply want to give you an idea of how Projector success can come about.
See, being a Projector isn’t about literally waiting around to be picked. Being a Projector is about being the leader of your own life and naturally progressing in your career and relationships as you master self recognition. Self recognition is about recognizing and utilizing your talents, acknowledging your wisdom, and appreciating yourself for your true nature.
You’re not supposed to learn your Human Design and feel disempowered because it’s not what you wanted to hear.
You’re supposed to learn about your Human Design so you can start embodying your design correctly.
The beginning of the journey is an uphill battle for sure. You have to unlearn almost everything you were taught about how to make money, connect, and how to enjoy life. It’s best to take each piece of information you learn and apply it step by step.
Projector Insights: How to Live Your Human Design dedicates each chapter to a different teaching with real examples and actionable tips.
Learning Human Design on its own is already a tedious task — don’t try to master your entire design all at once.
Click here to begin your studies.
