What Makes an Extraordinary Life?

What Makes an Extraordinary Life?

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Eating Right for your Design

Food is the densest form of conditioning we carry, and it's often the easiest place to start living your Human Design. In this episode, Jenna shares real stories of reverse-engineering a friend's son's digestion type just from his eating habits, and watching her cousin discover m ...  Show more

Judgment, Gossip, and the Power of Words

In this episode I talk about how much your life changes when you choose to stop judging and speaking negatively. Cleaning up your vibration is sometimes a lonely and alienating road, but nature loves a vacuum and whatever gets lost in the process always gets filled with something ...  Show more

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