Maggie and Urvi here! We are on a mission to break free of the formulaic ways we’re told to live and instead, dance with the nuance of life. We believe that the path to transformation and ultimately freedom is found there - in the space between. Between idealism and structure, between dreams and form, between have to do and crave to do.
Join us each week as we notice the ways we can limit our growth by either/or thinking and how we can start to reshape these perspectives. It’s a matter of keeping an open mind and creating the structures that work FOR you.
In this episode of Noticing Podcast, hosts Maggie and Urvi are joined by Emma Dunwoody, a renowned Human Design expert, master coach, and host of the globally successful Human Design Podcast. Emma shares her journey of self-discovery, the transformative power of Human Design, and how it can help you break free from external conditioning to live in alignment with your true self.
Emma opens up about her pivotal moments, from burning out in her 20s and battling depression to discovering Human Design, which allowed her to reprogram her mindset and create a life of fulfillment. She discusses how embracing your unique design can lead to personal growth, emotional clarity, and business success.
Throughout the conversation, Maggie and Urvi explore their own experiences with Human Design, highlighting how this system has shaped their coaching practices and personal evolution. The episode dives into key themes of manifestation, deconditioning, and the importance of following your inner authority.
Key Topics:
Emma’s journey from burnout to self-mastery
How Human Design helps you reclaim personal power
Using emotional authority to guide your decisions
The role of resistance in personal growth
Manifestation and aligning with your true purpose
Connect with Emma Dunwoody:
Website: emmadunwoody.com
Instagram: The Human Design Coach
Podcast: The Human Design Podcast
Connect With Us:
Follow Maggie: @maggiewardcoaching
Follow Urvi: @urvipatel.co
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24 Sept 2024
Noticing How Human Design Serves Us (Replay)
In this special replay episode of Noticing, co-hosts Maggie and Urvi dive into their experiences with human design, focusing on the role of being projectors. They reflect on how this system has influenced their lives and perspectives, particularly in terms of energy management, life purpose, and the concept of waiting for invitations. If you’ve been curious about human design or have heard Maggie and Urvi mention it in previous episodes, this conversation will offer insights into how this modality can help you better understand yourself and others.
Key Takeaways:
Introduction to human design and projectors as energy types
How Maggie and Urvi use human design as a tool for self-awareness and growth
The importance of waiting for invitations as a projector
Real-life examples of how human design has impacted Maggie and Urvi's personal and professional lives
The significance of understanding energy alignment and embracing your authentic self
Connect with Us:
Follow Maggie on Instagram: @maggiewardcoaching
Follow Urvi on Instagram: @urvipatel.co
Submit your questions or reflections on human design for future episodes through our website: Noticing Podcast
Tune In Next Time: We’ll be sharing a conversation with an incredible human design expert, so stay tuned for more insights!
17 Sept 2024
Navigating Relationship Expectations and Personal Growth
In this duo episode of the Noticing Podcast, hosts Maggie and Urvi dive deep into the complexities of relationships, personal growth, and the evolving nature of partnership. Maggie reflects on her journey of being single for five years and what it means to rethink her relationship expectations after embracing her personal growth and independence. Urvi shares her perspective from within a long-term marriage, shedding light on the growth mindset necessary for a healthy partnership.
This candid conversation explores the nuances of romantic relationships, questioning the societal pressures around dating, the value of independence, and how different individuals define fulfillment. Maggie opens up about what it means to embrace uncertainty in dating, while Urvi touches on the importance of respecting differences in a long-term relationship.
Together, they challenge the notion of relationships as an achievement or endpoint, offering insights on fear, resistance, and how to navigate partnerships that honor personal growth and individuality.
Key Topics:
The shift in relationship expectations after personal growth
Conscious relationships and the societal pressures surrounding them
The role of fear and resistance in dating
Evolving alongside your partner in long-term relationships
The importance of honoring individual interests and values
How karmic assignments influence the people we attract in life
Quotes:
“I have outlets now. I know how to express myself in new ways that don't include a romantic partner.” – Maggie
“Relationships shouldn't feel like a destination; they're ever-evolving.” – Urvi
“What do I need from a relationship now? I don't know, but I'm figuring it out.” – Maggie
“You can have different interests in a relationship, and it can still work as long as you respect each other's choices.” – Urvi
“Is my overthinking really just fear of the unknown? Probably.” – Maggie
“Trying to have the answer before you have the experience is resistance.” – Urvi
“Karmic assignments are real; they play a significant role in the relationships we attract.” – Urvi
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