How I Found Human Design, And Why It Sometimes Shows Up In My Work
It's not the foundation. It's not the answer. It's a lens. And sometimes a useful one. There's no clean origin story for how I found Human Design. Nobody handed me a chart at a dinner party. I didn't have a quarter-life crisis that ended in a body graph. There was no moment of capital-R Revelation. I found it the way I find most things. I got curious, I started reading, and then I kept reading. That's the whole thing. I've always been interested in the edges The places where logic, instinct, language, symbolism, behavior, and pattern recognition start to bleed into each other. Quantum ideas. Myths. Signs. Archetypes. Astrology. Psychology. Nervous system work. Physics. Marketing. Human behavior. The invisible patterns underneath visible decisions. That's been the thread my entire life. I like learning about the things we cannot fully explain but keep experiencing anyway. Human Design became one of those tools. Not the destination. A tool. Human Design ...