Why does expressing your work clearly sometimes feel harder than building the business itself?

In this episode, Kehla explores how brand voice naturally stabilizes when entrepreneurs stop performing strategy and start operating from their design. Through the combined lens of Human Design and the Gene Keys, she reframes visibility and messaging as outcomes of internal coherence rather than tactics to master.

This conversation examines why inconsistency in voice often isn’t a content problem — it’s an orientation problem. Kehla speaks to how misalignment, borrowed language, and external expectations distort expression, and how clarity returns when decisions, leadership, and service are rooted in design.

Listeners are invited to see brand voice not as something to manufacture, but as something that emerges once internal noise quiets. The episode touches on how embodiment, context, and pressure influence how entrepreneurs communicate — and why potency doesn’t come from saying more, but from saying what’s true without distortion.

This episode is for entrepreneurs who want their business to sound like them — not like a strategy they’re trying to live up to.

No prior knowledge of Human Design or the Gene Keys is required. The focus is on recognition: noticing where expression becomes simpler when alignment is present, and where effort drops away when coherence takes over.

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