In this episode of Human Design 101, I’m joined by Meg Hatt, a 1/3 Mental Projector, to explore what it really feels like to live your design as a Projector. This conversation is part of the Living Your Experiment series, where I invite different Types to share their unique experiences of what it means to experiment with Human Design in everyday life.

Meg opens up about how learning to rest has completely shifted throughout her twenties. We talk about the importance of trusting in something higher to keep the journey light, tuning into how others feel in your body, and how success as a Projector starts as an inside job before it shows up externally.

We also touch on:

• What happens when the couch becomes your motor 😉
• Moving through imposter syndrome when trying something new
• The tension between needing validation from others and learning to trust yourself

Whether you're just starting out or deep into your own experiment, this episode is a reminder that living your design isn’t about getting it perfect, but rather it’s about noticing, testing, and trusting what feels right for you.

If you're a Projector navigating your own experiment, I hope this conversation leaves you feeling seen and a little softer towards yourself.

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