Hi Reader,
Happy FRI-YAY! ๐คฉ I hope you've had a great week!
Wednesday we sat down with business strategist Jazze Jervis for a live workshop in the community, and it went places I really did not expectโin the best possible ways!
We talked a little about:
- Human Design (a totally new topic for me),
- procrastination tactics & reasons,
- different seasons of business & the common problems in each season,
- Enneagram procrastination types,
- her Canva & social media avoidance confession,
- and my blog comment from 2019 that called me "a nightmare to work with" (Rude. ๐คฃ And so do they. LOL)
The replay's available now if you missed it live:
The point of the workshop ๐๐ผ figuring out the ONE thing your business needs in the next 30 days!
... And then WHY you keep avoiding doing it even when you already know exactly what it is. Jazze walks through her four "seasons" of business (foundation, traction, conversion, sustainability).
We also had some great discussion with the folks in the live chat about fear-based decisions, and how our human design type & profile details shows up in our day-to-day lives. It was fascinatingly insightful and interesting!
Now, I'm very new to Human Design, and try not to generally not put much stock in personality typing systems, โbut I do think it's a fun way to assign labels to behaviors that have been otherwise indefinable for us, or to put names on quirks that we may not have seen or noticed otherwise. Plus, discussing this with other people is just flat-out FUN!
Sometimes we don't realize our quirks, strengths, & weaknesses, until something seemingly arbitrary calls us out for it in a way we hadn't expected or anticipated, or when our friends see/name it for us. ๐ ๐คทโโ๏ธ
This conversation did EXACTLY that for us, myself included!
Got 90-ish minutes? Play it like a podcast episode, in the background while you make breakfast or coffee. It's especially good if you need ONE clear focus or tend to have fifteen open tabs at all times. ๐๐ปโโ๏ธโ๏ธ
Hope you enjoy this conversation as much as we did!