There’s something magical about waking up with the song Feeling Good by MUSE running through your mind—it’s the kind of energy that reminds you just how vibrant life can feel! But, let’s be real, not every day starts with that kind of vigor and excitement. Sometimes, it’s the cosmic energy or the inner work we’ve done that revs us up like an old Chevy engine finally roaring to life after a tune-up.
I love classic cars. They remind me so much of the work we do on ourselves. You see, we’re never really done tinkering, just like with cars. And if you’ve ever been in the garage, wrench in hand, busting your knuckles on an old part that refuses to move, you know what I mean. The path to self-love is kind of the same—full of challenges, sweat, and sometimes a few choice words, but in the end, so worth it.
If you’ve ever held a flashlight for your dad while he worked on that old Pontiac, you know the struggle. Things don’t always go smoothly, but the satisfaction when the car fires up? That’s what we live for. And in Human Design, it’s not so different. We often know we’re living by design, following our strategy and authority, when we feel that deep sense of success or satisfaction. It’s like hearing that engine purr after a long night in the garage—it just feels right.
The thing is, we’re all wired differently. Just like cars, we each have our own design. Human Design helps you figure out what you’re made of, and more importantly, how to live in a way that feels satisfying and aligned with who you really are. Whether it’s finding joy in the simplest things, like how you start your day, or figuring out how to harness the stars’ power to time your next big adventure, the key is getting in the driver’s seat.
Working on cars can be tough, and so can working on ourselves. But when you finally turn that key, the road ahead feels limitless. It’s time to live that favorite life you deserve.
Schedule a reading with me and let’s figure out how to align your Human Design, so you can hit the road to self-love, satisfaction, and success. You’re the driver—now let’s get that engine started!
