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I'll show you how to get unstuck, drop the anxiety, perfectionism, and codependency so you can live from your beautiful heart.

Welcome, my love. Let's get started.

Hello, hello, my love. I hope this finds you doing so well. So this week, I have a

really exciting guest for you. Emma Dunwoody is coming on the show to talk about human design.

We had a really interesting conversation, and I'm excited to share it with you. There are a couple

things that Emma and I think about in different ways, but there's a lot that we agree on, like using

every tool we possibly can to reconnect and connect more deeply with our authenticity so we can

be of more service in the world. And little ears alert,

if you are listening with kiddos or others in the car where you don't want to hear

swear words, Emma uses the S word about like 37 minutes in way at the end of the conversation. So

make your own best decision. So a little more about Emma. She is a human design expert, master coach, behavioral

specialist, and host of the leading global human design podcast. She has a book all about human

design that is available all over the world and recently here in the US. And we will of course

link to that in our show notes. and she's really fun to talk to.

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