Creating an Aligned Business That Feels as Good as It Looks
What if your business was built around your energy—not expectations?

This week, Jenny Dewberry welcomes Stefanie Carlstedt, a Human Design Mentor and Business Alignment Coach who helps women in business unlearn the “shoulds,” step off the strategy hamster wheel, and create brands and businesses that feel as good as they look.

Through Human Design, lived experience, and aligned action, Stefanie helps entrepreneurs reclaim their next chapter—not the one the world sold them, but the one they’re built for. In this episode, Jenny and Stefanie will explore:

• How your Human Design reveals how your energy is meant to lead, sell, and grow
• What it means to truly “build a business by design,” and how that differs from traditional business strategies
• How alignment creates natural confidence and self-belief
• Stefanie’s turning point and how Human Design changed her business and life
• Simple ways to start applying your unique design in your work

From burnout to full-body alignment, Stefanie’s story reminds us that when you honor how you’re built, business becomes sustainable—and success becomes inevitable.

✨ No more forcing. Just flow, authenticity, and alignment.

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