What's it actually like to receive a live Human Design reading—one that lands in your body, not just your mind? In this special episode, we do our first live reading on the show with Stacey Davis, exploring emotional Manifestor leadership, clean initiation, and how to create impact without over-giving, over-holding, or burning out.

Stacey Davis is an executive transformation mentor, ceremonista, podcaster, and lead steward of Solunara. She holds sacred containers for leaders and communities, guiding sovereignty, nervous system regulation, and sustainable and regenerative impact.

How a live Human Design reading actually works (and what you walk away with)

Why “clean initiation” matters for Manifestors (and what it changes in leadership)

How to lead as an Emotional Manifestor without burning out

Why the Manifestor aura can feel “repelling” (and how to work with it instead of against it)

How the “Manifestor wound” gets created in childhood (and why it often turns into “I have to do it alone”)

How to receive real support before you hit crisis mode

Why anger is a compass for Manifestors (not a problem to suppress)

Why undefined/open centers can drive overwork and proving

Why your body gives loud signals (illness, shutdown, “burn it down”) when capacity is exceeded

How to create sustainable capacity (sessions per day/month, recovery time, creative time)

Why the full moon is a powerful “release + equilibrium” checkpoint

Expansive CEO Grand Reopening Event — Tuesday, February 17, 2026 at 1:00 PM MT / 3:00 PM ET
A 90-minute workshop + “love seat” coaching with moon gates, new moon/eclipse intention-setting, and planting new seeds together. (Link in show notes.)

Connect with Stacey:

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/solunara.sanctuary/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/stacey.solunara/

Podcast: Voices of Soul (releasing soon)

Discover your design, join the newsletter, and explore coaching at: https://expansiveceo.com. Don't forget to send your Human Design questions to [email protected]!

This week was a reminder that markets can experience meaningful movement even when the underlying fundamentals haven't changed. We saw volatility driven by rotation, rebalancing, and shifting investor expectations — not panic, and not systemic risk.

In this episode of Investment Friday, Hannah Chapman, CFP®, is joined by Brad Haines, CFA®, FRM®, CIO of Juncture Wealth Strategies, to break down what's actually happening beneath the headlines.

Together, they explore why markets are becoming more selective, how to interpret recent layoff announcements, what a new Fed chair nomination could mean for monetary policy, and why understanding tax-efficient strategies like Qualified Charitable Distributions (QCDs) matters more than ever.

Learn more about:

What's driving market volatility right now — and what isn't

Sector rotation, profit-taking, and why differentiation matters

AI, tech, and how markets are starting to separate winners from the theme

Layoff headlines vs. labor market reality

The Fed chair nomination and why Federal Reserve independence matters

Qualified Charitable Distributions (QCDs): how to give more and pay less in taxes

Using required minimum distributions strategically

Why context matters more than headlines for long-term investors

Reminder: Follow Investment Friday and subscribe on YouTube. The show now lives fully in its own podcast feed and YouTube channel.

Connect with Hannah at [email protected] and online at https://x2wealthplanning.com

Connect with Brad at [email protected].

In our final episode of January's “Crunchiness” series, we unpack why certain parts of Human Design and Gene Keys can feel like… “ugh, why is that me?”

In this episode, Hannah and Lauren dive into the 2/4 profile (Hermit/Opportunist). Why the 2-line hermit needs solitude, why the 4-line opportunist's best opportunities come through your network, and how that inner tension can show up in business and relationships.

Learn more about:

Why parts of your design can feel “crunchy” at first

The difference between rejection vs. resonance

The 7-year deconditioning process

Gene Keys Shadow as an octave of the Gift

The 2/4 profile (Hermit/Opportunist) + how it plays out in life

Natural talents you can't always see (2-line gifts)

Why 4-line opportunities come through your people

Projector invitations: not passive, just aligned

Generator myths: response, desire, and sacral “YES” energy

Why you don't have to force sales strategies that fight your design

Discover your design, join the newsletter, and explore coaching at: https://expansiveceo.com. Don't forget to send your Human Design questions to [email protected]!

This week was a great reminder of how quickly markets can move on headlines alone—without anything fundamentally changing underneath. We saw volatility driven by political rhetoric, followed by an equally fast recovery once that noise settled back down.

In this episode, Hannah Chapman, CFP®, APMA®, CRPC®, helps you understand why this kind of movement doesn't mean something is “wrong” with the economy or your plan.

Additionally, she walks you through one of the most important retirement questions there is: how much money do you actually need to retire—and where the 4% rule helps, and where it falls short.

Learn more:

What moved markets this week (and why it matters)

Investor behavior: Stop checking so often

Retirement planning: “How much do I need?”

The “forward math” Hannah recommends

Retirement spending isn't flat: “Go-go / slow-go / no-go”

Different investor life stages

Reminder: Follow Investment Friday and subscribe on YouTube—this show will live fully in its own feed/channel starting in February.

Connect with Hannah at [email protected] and online at https://x2wealthplanning.com

Some parts of Human Design and Gene Keys hit a nerve fast—especially when the language feels intense or “unflattering.” This month on the Expansive CEO Podcast, Hannah and Lauren are unpacking what's crunchy: the parts of your design that can trigger resistance, shame, or “Wait… why me?!”

In this episode, they pick up where last week left off and dive into one of the crunchiest profiles of all: the 3/5 (Martyr/Heretic). Together they reframe the meaning behind those loaded words, explain why 3/5s often feel like they're always “putting out fires,” and share how 3-line trial-and-error becomes wisdom when it's guided by Strategy + Authority.

Key Takeaways:

January 2026 update: Investment Friday has officially split off

Profiles 101: what the numbers actually mean

Why 3/5 is “top-tier crunchy”

The “theater on fire” metaphor (and why it lands)

Lower trigram vs upper trigram tension

The 5-line projection field: “You can fix my problem”

Parenting/leading a 3/5: ask “What did you learn?”

Gene Keys lens: 3rd-line Brand = humor

A crunchy truth: 3-lines can “pay the price” materially

Business application: why 3/5s can thrive in shorter containers

Discover your design, join the newsletter, and explore coaching at: https://expansiveceo.com. Don't forget to send your Human Design questions to [email protected]!

There's a lot of noise right now—and it can hijack investor decision-making. In this episode, Hannah Chapman, CFP® and Brad Haines, CFA, FRM zoom out to separate signal from headlines, discuss early-year market context, and share what they're watching for 2026.

You'll hear why recency bias leads people to panic-sell, why earnings and innovation may matter more than day-to-day politics over a 5-year horizon, and why rebalancing at the start of the year can support both portfolio discipline and tax planning. Then, they break down a major story involving Jerome Powell and discuss why Federal Reserve independence is a cornerstone of long-term economic stability.

What's covered:

“Noise vs. signal” and how to stay grounded as an investor

Earnings trends: broadening beyond mega-cap tech

The AI buildout: data centers, compute capacity, and the next wave of applications

Why rebalancing early in the year can be strategically helpful

Emerging markets explained (developed vs emerging vs frontier)

Why Fed independence matters and what happens when central banks aren't independent

Inflation, wage catch-up, and why it can feel hard even when data improves

Reminder: Follow Investment Friday and subscribe on YouTube—this show will live fully in its own feed/channel starting in February.

Connect with Hannah at [email protected] and online at https://x2wealthplanning.com Connect with Brad at [email protected] and online at https://www.juncturewealth.com

Some parts of Human Design and Gene Keys feel… crunchy. You read the original transmission, the channel descriptions, the line language—and something in you goes: “Ew. I don't want that. I'm not that.” And if you're not careful, that reaction can quietly turn into self-rejection… which blocks the very transformation you're here for.

In this episode, Hannah Chapman, CFP® and co-host Lauren Ammon talk about why “softening” or rewriting the system to make it more palatable can actually keep people stuck. Together, they explore how to hold uncomfortable language with maturity, use the shadow as soil, and let your experiment reveal what the words truly mean—without moralizing or bypassing the human experience.

Learn about:

Why “making HD/GK feel nicer” can be misleading

The cost of rejecting parts of your chart

Shadow → Gift → Siddhi as a real transformation pathway

Gate 59: dishonesty, intimacy, safety, and timing

Tribal circuitry and “the bargain” dynamic

Gate 26 and the word “manipulation” (and why it isn't always bad)

Defined vs open Ego: commitment, promises, and sustainable action

How supportive aura dynamics can help people follow through

Teaser: the 3/5 profile and why it can feel painful at first

Discover your design, join the newsletter, and explore coaching at: https://expansiveceo.com. Don't forget to send your Human Design questions to [email protected]!

Investment Friday is entering an exciting new chapter!

In this episode, Hannah Chapman, CFP®, APMA®, CRPC® and Brad Haines, CFA®, FRM®, Chief Investment Officer at Juncture Wealth Strategies, share why Investment Friday is officially becoming its own podcast — launching February 2026 — and what that means for listeners who want grounded, historically informed financial insight without fear-based headlines.

Together, they unpack:

What really happened in markets in 2025

What the early data is telling us about 2026

Why “bad news can be good news” for markets

Labor market trends and interest rate expectations

The Venezuela situation and its global implications

The U.S. dollar's role as the world's reserve currency — and what happens if that changes

Why entrepreneurship, innovation, and equity markets endure through every cycle

This episode is a reminder that you don't need to live in financial fight-or-flight. With the right context, history, and perspective, you can stay invested, informed, and grounded — even in uncertain times.

Connect with Hannah at [email protected] and online at https://x2wealthplanning.com

Connect with Brad at [email protected] and online at https://www.juncturewealth.com

Investment Friday is entering an exciting new chapter!

In this episode, Hannah Chapman, CFP®, APMA®, CRPC® and Brad Haines, CFA®, FRM®, Chief Investment Officer at Juncture Wealth Strategies, share why Investment Friday is officially becoming its own podcast — launching February 2026 — and what that means for listeners who want grounded, historically informed financial insight without fear-based headlines.

Together, they unpack:

What really happened in markets in 2025

What the early data is telling us about 2026

Why “bad news can be good news” for markets

Labor market trends and interest rate expectations

The Venezuela situation and its global implications

The U.S. dollar's role as the world's reserve currency — and what happens if that changes

Why entrepreneurship, innovation, and equity markets endure through every cycle

This episode is a reminder that you don't need to live in financial fight-or-flight. With the right context, history, and perspective, you can stay invested, informed, and grounded — even in uncertain times.

Connect with Hannah at [email protected] and online at https://x2wealthplanning.com

Connect with Brad at [email protected] and online at https://www.juncturewealth.com

If you've ever felt like you're doing “everything right” in business but still swimming upstream—this episode marks a turning point. This is the first episode of 2026, and it's also the beginning of a new chapter for the Expansive CEO Podcast. One where we stop forcing strategies that don't fit, stop borrowing advice from people with completely different energy, and start building businesses that actually work with who we are.

In this episode, Hannah Chapman, CFP®, APMA®, CRPC® officially welcomes Lauren Ammon as co-host of the Expansive CEO Podcast. Together, they share why the show is shifting fully into Human Design and Gene Keys as the foundation for entrepreneurship—and what that means for how you lead, decide, build, partner, and grow.

This conversation introduces the heart of what's coming next: real conversations about conditioning, self-trust, energetic alignment, and the not-so-pretty parts of growth that actually lead to sustainable success.

Learn more about:

Why Expansive CEO is narrowing its focus to Human Design and Gene Keys as tools for aligned entrepreneurship

How separating Investment Friday creates cleaner energetic containers for money, markets, and business growth

What it actually means to build a business “with the river” instead of swimming upstream

Why understanding your conditioning is just as important as knowing your gifts

How different Human Design profiles experience leadership, struggle, and success differently

What listeners can expect going forward—including live chart readings, Q&A, and real-life application

Why Human Design and Gene Keys are entry points, not silver bullets, in a much larger healing and growth journey

Connect with us at ExpansiveCEO.com! Email any questions you may have to [email protected].