In this episode, Nicole Laino continues her deep dive series on the six Profile lines by exploring Profile Line 3 - also known as "The Martyr" in traditional Human Design terminology. However, Nicole reframes this archetype more positively as "The Scientist."   If you have 3 as one of your Profile lines (e.g. 1/3, 3/5, 3/6, or 6/3), this episode is essential listening. Nicole breaks down the core qualities and talents of the Line 3 profile - resilience, curiosity, comfort with experimentation and failure. She shares how to lean into and embody this pioneering spirit rather than getting bogged down in a "martyr" mindset.   The episode uses real-world examples like Spanx founder Sara Blakely to illustrate the powerful drive of the Line 3 to blaze new trails, embrace the unknown, and trust their instincts over naysayers. You'll learn why cultivating a "scientist" mentality of constantly experimenting is key for Line 3s to innovate and bring their unique ideas to life.   Tune in for Nicole's insights into finding the resilience to get back up after failures, nurturing curiosity, and developing the "guts" to try what nobody else has in order to step into your full "Innovator" potential. Whether Line 3 is emphasized in your chart or not, this episode will inspire you to approach life with more of a trailblazer mindset.    

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