Inside Human Design With Erin Claire Jones

<p>Having a map to guide you is not only helpful, but it’s a huge relief. Whether you’re traveling along the ancient cobblestone streets of an old European city or hiking remote mountain trails, that guidance goes a long way. Not only does it get your where you’re going, but it offers you a sense of security in knowing that you’re on the right path.&nbsp;</p><br><p>So, wouldn’t it be great if we had a map that could help guide us in <em>life</em>? What if there were some way to understand yourself on a deeper level so that you knew exactly what to pack, which way to go, and who your best travel partners might be along the journey of life?&nbsp;</p><br><p><em>Well, guess what? That map exists!&nbsp;</em></p><br><p>It’s called a Human Blueprint and it’s there to guide you towards making decisions based on how you feel, not by what you’re thinking. It’s your own personal guide to alignment that gives you permission to be exactly who you are. It’s how you’ll feel better on your journey and harness the kind of success that’s true to who you really are.&nbsp;</p><br><p>In this episode, I’m welcoming Erin Claire Jones to the show. She’s a Human Design Guide and leadership coach who’s been featured in Forbes, Mind Body Green, and Nylon magazine. She has now helped over 15,000 people understand their human blueprint, and today, she’ll tell you how you can discover your unique map to guide you towards authenticity, alignment, and success.&nbsp;</p><br><p>Today, we're talking about how human design can help you become more self-actualized, liberating you from confusion, anxiety, and disorientation in your life. You’ll learn how to create the framework that recognizes and helps you live into the things you've always felt but never allowed yourself to step into.</p><br><p>Here’s to losing the fear and living into your truth by design!&nbsp;</p><br><p><strong>In This Episode You Will Learn:</strong></p><ul><li>The definition of a human blueprint (2:22)</li><li>Types of blueprints and what they mean (4:14)</li><li>Why you feel