Executive Summary von Susanne und das Human Design Tor 56 im Fokus

by | Sep 10, 2024 | Human Design Use Cases

This Human Design Executive Summary is about Susanne and a deeper look into Human Design Gate 56. Susanne works in operational sales and drags herself to her customers or to the office day after day. Even before our coaching session, she realised that she needed to make a career change – preferably as quickly as possible. Susanne had already optimised her diet to the maximum in order to get a little more out of her small inner battery. But she simply didn’t have enough energy for this strenuous job. Her aim in Human Design Coaching was to understand herself better in order to take a step in the right direction professionally.

Executive Summary of Susanne

Susanne is a Human Design Type Coordinator (Spleen Projector), Human Design 6/3 profile, with a strong talent for improvisation. Where spontaneity is required in organisations, Susanne can act instinctively thanks to her lightning-fast reaction to external influences.

She is better at recognising and managing her professional environment than many of her colleagues. Her powers of observation enable her to recognise strengths and weaknesses. As a projector with undefined motor centres (root, sacral, emotion & heart), she is not designed to be constantly busy, which was unavoidable in her previous job as a salesperson. This often drove her to exhaustion without understanding why. The new understanding of her open motors made her feel reassured and relieved. ‘Then everything is normal with me.’

Susanne’s talent unfolds outside the product development process in the company (value creation process) and therefore more in humanitarian, social areas or in personnel development. She can demonstrate her talent in larger organisations in particular. Susanne needs less structure or guidelines from outside, but rather trust for her ‘sixth sense’.

She also has the potential to be an excellent storyteller. She is able to pack all her professional and private experiences wonderfully into stories. Her fellow human beings hang on her every word. This talent can also be utilised wonderfully in the world of work and is also related to her life’s work (conscious Sun in Human Design Gate 56). Her ideas often come spontaneously from her intuitive body awareness.

Human Design Gate 56

Human Design Gate 56 is a gate of the throat centre and stands for stimulation. It stands for the ability to collect ideas and stories in the world (the inner world precedes the outer world) and to communicate these verbally in an inspiring way. Solutions to problems can be derived from this ability, which are packaged in inspiring stories. The more embellished and emotional the messages are, the more stimulating they are for the listener. The Human Design Gate 56 has the potential to inspire.

Human Design Gate 56

Line qualities of Tor 56 Human Design

  1. Line: Quality – Useful ideas that can also be used spontaneously.
  2. Line: Talent – Talented expression that is only recognised when the time is right.
  3. Line: Centre – The gift of expressing oneself in the centre (on a stage).
  4. Line: Protection – Chosen expression to protect oneself or others.
  5. Line: Stimulation – The talent to inspire others to renew and support.
  6. Line: Authenticity – speaking and acting in harmony with each other.

In addition to many new insights about herself, the Human Design Reading gave Susanne clarity and courage for her upcoming career change. Perhaps she will open the small delicatessen she has always dreamed of.

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Written by: Thomas Waaden

Thomas is the owner of Human Design Berufsberatung and TW Coaching & Consulting. As a human design expert, he focuses on topics relating to career planning, corporate and economic development. After 20 years of professional experience in business, he now devotes his coaching activities to psychological and spiritual topics relating to vocation and personal development

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