The Version of You That Success Forgot

Hey friend,

If you’ve ever looked around at your life and thought,
“I did everything I was supposed to do… so why doesn’t it feel like me?”
—this episode is for you.

In this solo episode of The Reinvention By Design Podcast, I’m talking about what gets lost when women do everything “right.”
✔ The degree
✔ The career
✔ The family
✔ The house
✔ The smile on your face when you’re silently wondering if this is really it

We explore:
💔 The invisible cost of chasing “success”
💡 Signs you’ve outgrown the life you built
🌟 How each Human Design type experiences burnout and misalignment differently
🧭 And how to start listening to the version of you that success forgot—using your Human Design chart as your compass

Whether you’re midlife, mid-career, or just mid-questioning everything, this is your reminder:
You haven’t lost yourself.
You’re just ready to remember.

🎧 Listen here

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You don’t have to figure this out alone.

With love,
Jenny
The Reinvention Coach

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📚 Recommended Resources to Learn More About Human Design (Affiliate Links)
👉 Gene Keys by Richard Rudd
👉The Definitive Book of Human Design, The Science of Differentiation by Ra Uru Hu
👉 The Encyclopedia of Quantum Human Design by Karen Curry Parker
👉 Parenting The Child You Have: Re-Imagining The Parent-Child Relationship Through The Lens of Human Design