For episode five, we're joined by special guest Violet Vang to explore the meeting place of special interests AKA SPINS and the first line profile in human design. We unpack the misrepresentation of special interests as ‘how weird and annoying you are’ and reorient towards joy, motivation, and enthusiasm. The episode is a rambling amble through different ways of knowing, what it means to reach a foundation of knowing, and the pure delight of making new connections.

In this episode we talk on all things we don’t want to do when asked, plus we discuss some theories on why drive for autonomy is common in neurodivergent people and/or those with manifested channels in human design, as well as the role of prayer in developing a sense of connected autonomy. A stream of consciousness that won’t quit.

In this episode, we talk about how you can design a beautiful life around any preferences you may have. We cover sensory modulation from both neurocomplexity and human design perspectives. We talk about how sensory inputs interact with wellbeing and experience of life - sight, touch, smell, taste, interoception, proprioception and more. We talk through some of our personal sensory preferences and strategies for staying comfy in a sensitive bod.

Everybody masks, but the volume of sensory input for neurocomplex people is like it’s turned up to eleven, so masking takes more effort on the sensitive system. In this episode, we discuss what it means to be yourself, and follow the thread of living in communion with creation.

How the podcast came to be. Addressing how personal development doesn’t happen in a vacuum, exploring the limits of diagnosis, and unpacking the limits of identification with labels. Name dropping our Patron Saint and finding ways to support the strange and unusual creatures that we are.