The Timing Trap: How conditioning around time keeps you stuck & what your Human Design reveals about YOUR timing

What if everything you've been told about time isn't actually true for you? In this episode, we're diving deep into how our relationship with time has been shaped by ancient commerce and industrial control and how it's keeping you stuck in patterns that aren't serving your wellbeing or success.

From calendar panics to factory clocks, I'm sharing the fascinating (well I think so) history of how time constructs were created, and why understanding this changes everything about how you show up in your life. Then we'll explore how your Human Design chart reveals your unique relationship with time. 

If you're feeling like you're 'behind' in life or you're struggling to 'keep up' this episode is for you because you're not broken, you simply need to remember your own natural rhythm and relationship to time.

In this episode, we explore:

• Why people literally rioted in the streets over calendar changes in 1752 (and what this reveals about our attachment to time constructs)
• How the Industrial Revolution created our modern time anxiety and why being "5 minutes late" wasn't even a concept before factory owners needed to track worker productivity
• The Root Centre as your time pressure centre, and how understanding whether yours is defined or undefined changes everything about urgency and deadlines.
• Why 6th line profiles have completely different life timing (and why you're not "behind" if you don't have it all figured out in your 20s)
• How to distinguish between your natural rhythms and absorbed time pressure from the world around you.

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