Human Design with Jenna Zoe - Podcast Rankings and reviews

This podcast is beyond a podcast it’s a safe space to unlearn all the conditions of how the world has shaped us and for us to take the drivers seat now and embrace and shape our own design path! Jenna’s heart , essence, and voice of gold is like an inner hug to the soul that can’t but light you up and shine your light brighter into the world! From one projector to another thank you thank you thank you for being a lighthouse to so many with your gifts! A true soul nourishing listen that gives you the momentum to ALIGN TO YOUR BEST SELF (and the world benefits greatly from this in return)

I have absolutely loved learning more about my own human design as well as the people in my life. It has been extremely validating to understand more about how I function. I used to feel so guilty for not initiating certain conversations or actions, but after learning more about my strategy approach I have really gained a new level of love and acceptance toward myself.
I love sharing all things HD with anyone who open to hearing :)))

Through Jenna and this podcast I’ve started a journey of self discovery and learned so much about myself and how we are all really unique and by knowing more about ourselves we can be happier and live life in a different way!

Jenna is a wise soul. I love hearing her thoughts on trusting your authority and integrating Human Design and spirituality into every day life. I truly believe she’s better alone than with various guests. On the most recent episode, David Ghiyam says do the things you don’t want to do, and I think trusting your own inner guidance and the guidance of the divine is vital, so doing things you know aren’t right for you is counterintuitive. I’ve often heard Jenna say she knows when a lunch or appointment isn’t correct for her, and she trusts her own authority more than what someone else says. David says the opposite and my spleenic authority knows that isn’t correct for me. I think as women we’ve been told time and again what we “should” do by men, and that’s a hard no for me.

More Jenna, less guests please!