Hello,
October was all about family for me—a month full of precious moments with my second daughter. (Of course, the first one didn’t miss out either… Manifestor, after all 😼)
And I finally had time to feed myself properly again.
But as it goes during parental leave—writing invoices was a no-go. The state keeps a close eye on that 👀
As of today, though, I’m officially back for you. And I can also introduce a small update.
Between baby naps and dad naps, I’ve refined my written Human Design Career Report and dressed it in a new look.
As a 1/3 Generator, I simply can’t help myself—I keep refining things until they feel just right.
Maybe this is exactly your moment to dive deeper into your professional identity and understand your energetic fingerprint more clearly.
If you already have the older version of the analysis and are curious about the new design, feel free to write to me.
In exchange for one or two sentences of friendly feedback, I’m happy to take the time to send you the updated version.
I hope I’m not leaning too far out the window with this.
You can also look forward to the next newsletter—there I’ll once again share valuable insights around career, Human Design, and self-leadership.
Thank you for your attention. 🙏🏼
Thomas
P.S.: From November onward, in addition to written Human Design Career Reports, I’ll also be offering written coaching courses as well as 1:1 career readings and coaching sessions again.
You can find more recent newsletters here.
Questions and answers about this newsletter
Why is Human Design helpful for career decisions?
Human Design shows you how to make decisions that are aligned with your energy. This brings clarity, a sense of security, and more joy on your professional path.
What is a Human Design career analysis?
A Human Design Career Report reveals your energetic fingerprint and how you can use your strengths optimally in your job. It helps you understand your professional identity more clearly and make confident decisions.
Who is a Human Design career analysis suitable for?
The analysis is ideal for anyone seeking clarity about their career or wanting to professionally reorient themselves. It is especially helpful if you feel that your current job no longer fits who you are.
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