In this episode of Let’s Go Win, JM sits down with Stefanie Carlstedt, a leading human design guide who has helped nearly 1,500 people decode their energetic blueprint. Stefanie explains human design in clear, grounded terms and shows how your birth date, time, and location reveal how you are meant to use your energy, make decisions, attract money, communicate your message, and build work that actually fits you. She breaks down energy types, decision making authority, marketing alignment, team roles, and the hidden fears and conditioning that drive burnout. Stefanie also shares real client examples of how redesigning offers and roles around true wiring can unlock ease, clarity, and sustainable growth.

Key Takeaways:

Human design is a practical map back to who you actually are
Your chart shows how you are designed to make decisions
Marketing and messaging must match your wiring
Different energy types thrive in different roles
Burnout is a signal of misalignment
Money strategies are personal and chart based
Teams work better when roles match energy types
Small aligned changes can create big shifts

This episode is for entrepreneurs, leaders, and high performers who feel off, burned out, or stuck forcing results. If you are tired of copying other people’s formulas and building work that drains you, this conversation offers a new lens and a practical framework for alignment. You will walk away with a clearer understanding of your wiring, how to make better decisions, how to market and communicate in a way that fits you, and how to start designing your life and business around who you actually are. If you feel like you were built for something different, this episode might be the permission slip and the playbook you have been waiting for.

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