Madeline, Human Design expert, discusses Projector's Not-Self Theme in Human Design. Topics include recognizing alignment, waiting for correct invitations, overcoming bitterness, and emphasizing self-care for success.
Projectors can enhance understanding by waiting for invitations to share wisdom.
Self-theme for projectors focuses on seeking success rather than bitterness.
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Human Design Accountability Group in August
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Understanding the Projector's Self-Theme
Projectors often misinterpret their energy type, leading to feelings of disappointment or inadequacy. The self-theme for projectors focuses on seeking success rather than bitterness. By waiting for invitations to share their wisdom and focusing on self-improvement, projectors can enhance their understanding of their unique traits and contribute their insights effectively.
Manifesting Success as a Projector
Living in alignment with their design, projectors can attract success and manifestations by embracing their self-theme and following their strategy of waiting for invitations. By shifting their perspective from time-based work to sharing wisdom, projectors can experience fulfillment and tangible outcomes in various aspects of life. Achieving success as a projector involves prioritizing self-development, rest, and offering their unique wisdom when invited.
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Exploring Human Design Accountability Group and Projectors' Not-Self Theme
Learn how to tell when a Projector is in or out of alignment. This one word clues you in on what's really bothering you and shows you how to look inside yourself to get back into alignment.
Stay tuned for the next episode to learn the not-self theme for Reflectors.