Episode Details

To the uninitiated, Human Design can look like a confusing jumble of shapes and numbers. But to Jenni Johnson, founder of Higher House, it is the ultimate user manual for your soul. After the sudden death of her father and a spine-healing Ayahuasca journey, Jenni transitioned from a career in chiropractic and franchising to become a practitioner of this complex system, helping individuals and teams stop guessing at their purpose and start living it.

In this episode, Jenni breaks down the mechanics of Human Design—a synthesis of astrology, the I Ching, Kabbalah, and the chakra system. She walks Corissa through her own chart live on air, explaining why manifesting doesn't work the same for everyone and why waiting to respond might be the most productive thing you can do.

Corissa and Jenni explore the specific strategies for the five energy types (Generators, Manifesting Generators, Projectors, Manifestors, and Reflectors). They discuss why Generators need to empty out their energy daily, why Projectors are here to guide rather than do, and how understanding your “Authority” can save you from years of misalignment.

In this episode, we cover:

• The Ayahuasca Pivot: How a week-long plant medicine retreat healed Jenni's spinal injury and opened her to a world beyond the physical.
• Human Design 101: A clear breakdown of the four main energy types and why knowing yours is the key to stopping burnout.
• The Wait to Respond Strategy: Why Generators (70% of the population) are actually repelling opportunities by chasing them, and how to become magnetic instead.
• Projector Wisdom: Why the "lazy" label is a myth, and how Projectors are designed to be the CEOs and guides of the new paradigm.
• Team Dynamics: How Jenni uses Human Design to restructure corporate teams, ensuring that Manifestors have autonomy and Projectors aren't worked into the ground.

Notable Quotes:

• "Generators are meant to allow life to come toward you... instead of trying to be the architect of your own life." — Jenni Johnson
• "Projectors are really here to be paid for what they see and not what they do." — Jenni Johnson
• "Psychology is just misunderstood physiology." — Jenni Johnson (quoting a mentor)

Resources & Links:

• Connect with Jenni Johnson: higherhouse.co
• Jenni on Instagram: instagram.com/jenni_higherhouse

Connect with Corissa:

• Explore the Advisory. https://corissasaintlaurent.com/advisory
• Inquire for Keynotes. https://corissasaintlaurent.com/speaking

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