oday, Nicole is discussing the nuanced subject of worthiness, exploring its implications through the lens of human design. Nicole will unravel the common misconception that worthiness issues are reserved for those who are visibly struggling. This conversation illuminates the subtle yet pervasive challenges of worthiness that exist at every level of personal and professional development, challenging listeners to reconsider their own feelings of worth.

You'll also learn how human design can serve as a powerful tool in recognizing and overcoming unworthiness. By sharing personal anecdotes and insights, Nicole illustrates how understanding one’s human design can unlock a deeper sense of self-worth, enabling you to act from a place of inner strength rather than seeking external validation. The episode is an invitation to explore the concept of worthiness in a new light, encouraging listeners to question and redefine what it means to feel worthy in their own lives.

Whether you're a seasoned entrepreneur or someone on a personal development journey, this episode promises to offer valuable insights into how you can align with your true self and live a life that feels deservedly unshakeable. Don't miss this opportunity to transform your understanding of worthiness and discover how to harness the power of human design to foster a stronger, more authentic sense of self.

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