"There is nothing wrong with me." That's the phrase I heard over and over this summer, when I asked people to share the one piece of their Human Design that changed how they see themselves. This episode is part of the Summer of Self-Love series, and they share what part of their design, their type, their authority, a center, a profile, helped them finally stop trying to fix what was never broken.

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"What if you don't need to be fixed?" In this episode, Erica Voell previews her upcoming workshop, The Self-Love Code, and asks what it would mean to stop chasing the next thing that promises to fix you – the newest face cream, trending workout, or morning routine.

She shares how Human Design gave her a new perspective that wasn't about fixing and instead understanding herself and her family better.

Part of the Summer of Self-Love series.

The Self-Love Code is exclusively for paid Substack subscribers on July 30. Subscribe to join the workshop.

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Meet three of the women, Becky, Betsy, and Erica, who are sharing their self-love stories this summer. They open up about what their Human Design revealed, what self-love actually looks like on an ordinary day, and what they're still working through.

This episode is Erica reading the companion Substack article for this week, part of the Summer of Self-Love series exploring women's complicated relationships with self-love and self-criticism through the lens of Human Design.

Read the Substack Article: Unfiltered: Becky, Betsy, and Erica on Self-Love in Midlife

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It's rarely one moment. It's a hundred small ones, each time you didn't measure up to an expectation you thought someone had of you, until that becomes the story you tell about yourself.

In this episode, Erica explores how shame quietly shapes our inner critic, how it fuels perfectionism, and how it keeps us small. She weaves together Brené Brown's research with the real stories of women in the Summer of Self-Love series, including a romance novelist whose creativity was crushed by one negative review, a woman whose inner critic nitpicked every meeting and every mirror, and a woman who played small for years rather than risk being seen failing.

This is part of the ongoing Summer of Self-Love series exploring women's complicated relationships with self-love and self-criticism through the lens of Human Design.

Read the Substack article here: Shame and Self-Love

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Meet three of the women, Sam, Tammy, and Michele, who are sharing their self-love stories this summer. They open up about what their Human Design revealed, what self-love actually looks like on an ordinary day, and what they're still working through.

This episode is Erica reading the companion Substack article for this week, part of the Summer of Self-Love series exploring women's complicated relationships with self-love and self-criticism through the lens of Human Design.

Read the Substack Article: Unfiltered: Sam, Tammy, and Michele on Self-Love in Midlife

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Meet three of the women, Erika, Jenn, and Therese, who are sharing their self-love stories this summer. They open up about what their Human Design revealed, what self-love actually looks like on an ordinary day, and what they're still working through.

This episode is Erica reading the companion Substack article for this week, part of the Summer of Self-Love series exploring women's complicated relationships with self-love and self-criticism through the lens of Human Design.

Read the Substack Article: Unfiltered: Jen, Helena, and Csilla on Self-Love in Midlife

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Meet three of the women, Erika, Jenn, and Therese, who are sharing their self-love stories this summer. They open up about what their Human Design revealed, what self-love actually looks like on an ordinary day, and what they're still working through.

This episode is Erica reading the companion Substack article for this week, part of the Summer of Self-Love series exploring women's complicated relationships with self-love and self-criticism through the lens of Human Design.

Read the Substack Article: Unfiltered: Erika, Jenn, and Therese on Self-Love in Midlife

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Most of us didn't learn self-criticism from a magazine. We learned it from the people who loved us. In this episode, Erica traces her own story from a family of well-meaning critics to the time when she discovered that her Human Design chart told her something she would have ever believed before – that the second half of her life is truly about Self-Love.

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In this episode, Erica sits down with Dr. Charlotte Webb, legacy mentor, former tech equality activist, and the woman who went from co-founding Feminist Internet to channeling energy through crystals, and never looked back.

Charlotte shares what happened when she walked away from academia to heal burnout. She talks about the women she works with who have a whole spiritual life happening behind closed doors, and what it costs them to keep those two things separate.

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Dr Charlotte Webb is a legacy mentor helping women rewrite power and prosperity through a blend of spirit and strategy.

🔥 Formerly a tech equality activist with a PhD in internet art, she co-founded Feminist Internet and created the UK’s first Master’s in Internet Equality. After leaving academia to heal burnout, she now works with crystal healing, energy work, mentoring, and Human Design.

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One woman's share on a client panel made Erica ugly cry. And it sparked something and has inspired a whole summer series.

In this episode, Erica starts to explore what it looks like to start loving yourself through learning Human Design. We all grew up with a healthy dose of ways we should look and messages from magazines, TV, advertising, and family. And what if our flaws were gifts?

Learn more about the summer-long series – the Summer of Self-Love.

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