In this interview, Jen Vertanen and I talk about how she learned to lean into her undefined G centre as her superpower and how to speak to EXACTLY the clients she’s here to work with so that her free content leads them to hire her.

Welcome to Unjaded! Today, my guest is Jen Vertanen.
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Jen is a 6/2 Emotional Manifesting Generator, and she’s here to share her experience in the Content by Design course. If you’ve been thinking about taking the course, this conversation will give you an inside look at how it can transform the way you create content based on your Human Design.

Jen shares with us how she learned to lean into the wisdom in her undefined G centre and how she’s now crystal clear on exactly who she’s speaking to in her content.

Vickie Dickson: Welcome, Jen!

Jen Vertanen: Thanks so much for having me, Vickie. I could talk all day about this course, so I’m excited!

Vickie Dickson: Oh, yay! And I could talk all day with you because your work is so interesting. What’s particularly fascinating is that your hustle right now is a side hustle, and you’re completely happy to keep it that way. You have a full-time gig as well.

Jen Vertanen: Yep, I do! I’m one of those unusual creatures. I feel very, very blessed.

Vickie Dickson: And as a Manifesting Generator, too, right? You get to do multiple things and be lit up by all of them.

Jen Vertanen: Exactly! Even in my role at my day job as an Engineering Project Manager, I do everything from planning offsite to leading strategic projects. I get to use my skills in so many different ways.

Vickie Dickson: We’ll have your picture on the artwork for this podcast episode, but I have to say, it’s so fun when I get to be in a room with you because you are so vibrant and individualistic. That’s your Gate 8 coming out in your Human Design, and it’s amazing how you embrace that energy.

Jen Vertanen: It’s funny because, in my 20s, 30s, and 40s, I was all about black, white, and grey with pops of red. But when I started my own healing journey at 45, I suddenly wanted to embrace colour. I gave myself permission to start playing with it.

Vickie Dickson: I love that! And I love how your style now really reflects who you are. It’s like you’ve fully stepped into your Human Design. So, tell me a little bit about your business.

Jen Vertanen: My entrepreneurial journey has been tough because, as a multi-passionate Manifesting Generator with only one undefined centre, I’ve struggled with finding my path. Am I a health coach? A life coach? A business coach? I could go in so many directions. But where I’ve really landed, and I feel it deeply, is in combining my project management skills and strategic thinking with coaching and mentoring. I help women who have big visions and dreams, who have maybe followed a more traditional career path and are now ready to take off. It’s about giving them permission to do the big things that feel scary and helping them make it happen.

Vickie Dickson: That’s so powerful, Jen. Your superpower, as we know from your Human Design, is your Gate 2, which is all about surrendering and bringing that feminine energy and flow into your life. You’ve really taken the superpowers in your design and created a business from them. That’s exactly what we’re supposed to do!

Jen Vertanen: Yes! But it’s only within the last year that things have really clicked for me. It’s like I’m in that phase of my life where everything is falling into place.

Vickie Dickson: That’s the beauty of the 6/2 profile. For those who might not know, the 6th line in your profile means you have three distinct phases in life. The first phase, up until about age 30, is where life bumps into you. The second phase, from 30 to 50, is about integrating those lessons, and it can be uncomfortable. But once you hit 50, you step into your role model energy, which you clearly have. How has this understanding of your Human Design changed how you approach content creation?

Jen Vertanen: It’s changed everything! I’m leaning more into that expertise and role model energy. What really clicked for me during the Content by Design course was understanding that I’m meant to serve people with that same 6th line energy. It helped me solidify who I’m here to work with – women who have big dreams and feel that calling to do more. These are my people!

Vickie Dickson: That’s so incredible, Jen. Understanding who you’re meant to serve can really shift how you approach everything in your business. And you’re right, Human Design isn’t just about understanding yourself; it’s about understanding how to leverage your design to serve others. How has this shifted your messaging?

Jen Vertanen: It’s made my messaging feel so much more aligned. I’m not questioning my words anymore. I know who I’m talking to, and I know how to talk to them. The Content by Design course really helped me see that.

Vickie Dickson: I’m so glad to hear that, Jen. That’s exactly what the course is designed to do – help you find your voice and your message. So, what’s next for you and your business?

Jen Vertanen: I’m working on a new lead magnet that’s all about giving yourself permission to get out of your own way. It’s something that I’ve seen my clients struggle with over the years, and I’m excited to share it. I’m also getting ready to start my podcast again, which I’m really excited about.

Vickie Dickson: That sounds amazing, Jen. I can’t wait to see where you take things next. You’re doing such important work, and I know it’s going to resonate with so many people. Thank you for being here today and sharing your experience.

Jen Vertanen: Thank you so much, Vickie. It’s been such a pleasure to be part of this conversation and to be part of the Content by Design course. I’m excited for what’s to come!

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Welcome to unjaded today. My guest is Jen Vertanen. And Jen is a six, two, emotional manifesting generator, and she’s going to be talking with us today about her experience in the content by design course. So if you have been looking at thinking about contemplating taking content by design, here is a real live person with a real live human design who has taken the course and is creating content based on our human design. Welcome to unjaded. I’m your host. Vickie Dickson, this is a podcast with a human design spin on building the life, the relationships and the business that you were made for. Let’s dive in.
So welcome Jen,
thanks so much for having me. I could talk all day about this, course, so I’m excited. Oh, yay. Well, and I could talk all day to you, because I think that you just do such interesting work in the world, and it’s interesting because your your hustle right now is a side hustle, and you’re completely happy to keep it off side hustle. You have a full time gig. Yep. And I love I’m one of those unusual creatures. I feel very, very blessed. Yeah, and manifesting generator too, right? You get to do multiple things and be lit up by those things. Yeah, even in my role at my day job, I have a very traditional role of engineering project manager. But I do everything from planning off sites to getting our E team to make big decisions to leading strategic projects, to ordering T shirts. So I do a lot of different things, and we will have your your picture on the artwork for this podcast episode. But I think it’s so fun when I get to be in a room with you, because you are so funky and so individual looking. And that is even an expression of your human design. That’s your gate eight coming out in your human design. It’s so cool, because many people shy away from that energy in their design, but you just embrace it. Well, that’s funny, because, and this it is relevant to my human design. Is that my 20s, my 30s, my 40s, I was very much about black, white, gray, with pops of red, wow. And when I started my own healing at 45 all of a sudden I was like, No, I want to, like, I’m this vibrant person, you know, and it’s just I gave myself permission to just start playing with color and having fun with it. I love it. I love it. I mean, and I’m 54 now, so it’s only been nine years of my life, and it just seems so you Yeah, yeah, exactly. So I know you can’t see Jen as you’re listening to the podcast, but I’m looking at her orange shirt and her pink hair and her giant pink glasses and like it’s just all so beautiful and funky. I love it. I love that expression of that gate eight in your design. So tell me a little bit about your business. Yeah. So I’ve had a tough entrepreneurial journey in that being the multi passionate, manifesting generator with only one undefined center. You know, it’s like, am I health coach? Am I life coach? Am I a business coach? Because I could go so many different ways, right and where I’ve really landed on and I feel it. I feel it deep in my bones, is bringing together my project management and that strategic thinking of how we attack big problems and get things done with my natural coaching and mentoring that I’ve been doing my whole entire life. So combining those two together to really and my my ability to give myself permission to be me, right? And it all goes back to human design and understanding my human design for bringing all of that together and helping women like me who had big visions, big dreams, what have you, who maybe have followed a more traditional career path and are like, there’s something more for me here. And they’re, you know, they’re just kind of ready to take off. And it’s so it’s, you know, helping women give themselves permission to do the big things that feel scary, and then helping them actually make it happen, that it’s like my that’s my magic, right? Is, how do we take this big, ambiguous, scary thing and actually make it happen? And for me, it’s so much more about who you become in the process of following those dreams, right? If you think of the kind of bored, the kind of unfulfilled, unsatisfied, like happy, but not really happy, you know, woman, and it’s like we have so much life and vibrancy in us, and how do we bring that out and do pretty epic things in the world? And I don’t think there’s a woman on earth who hasn’t been in that happy but kind of unhappy place. Yeah,
you know, we always think we’re alone, but no,
we’re not. We’re not, yeah, it’s one of the if you know, you know, yeah, exactly, yeah. And your superpower, I love all of this for you, because your superpower, as we know you said you have one undefined center new human design. And we will have a picture of Jen’s chart in the show notes for you so you can take a look. But your one undefined center is your center for direction and identity. And here you are helping women with their direction and identity and your superpower. Gate is gate two, all about surrendering and bringing that feminine energy and more flow into your life. It’s like you, you have taken the superpowers in your human design and just went and made a business, which is what we’re supposed to do, yeah, but it’s only within the last year, like I’ve probably been introduced to human. Design for at least six plus years, but it’s only in the last year, and I think it, you know, it’s that phase three of my life where things are like, clicking, and I’m like, This is magic. Yeah, yeah. So what Jen’s referring to is her six line profile. So if you’re a six line profile, or, you know, someone who is, then you have three distinct phases in life. So the first phase, up until you’re about 30 is where you bump into life, and life bumps into you. You feel like you’re making all the mistakes. People are shaming you for making mistakes, all those things. And then the second phase is, really, I have, I have heard from my six line clients that it is the most uncomfortable you ever are in your life. From 30 to 50, you integrate all of these lessons that you’ve learned, and you’re not going to be super comfortable. It’s called aloof and on the roof, is what we say in human design, because you feel like you’re looking out at everyone, and everyone’s getting it wrong, but nobody will listen to you. And then this phase that Jen is in now, once you’re over 50, you become this role model, and you actually did that throughout the content by design. Course, this round, it was fascinating to me, because we had a lot of Six Line profiles, and a few of them were under 40. So it was neat to see there were a couple of Six Line profiles that were over 50, and then some that were younger, and you guys were just saying, It’s okay. It gets better. It gets better. This is what I would have needed when I was your age, and I didn’t know it, because I didn’t know my human design, you know, I love seeing Six Line profiles show up as their role model selves. It’s beautiful to see, yeah, and you probably do that in your business too. I would think absolutely, absolutely it’s, you know, for the longest time. And I think this, this is what the course really helped me solidify in myself, is people look to me at the role model, that mentor, that coach, that confident or confidant. People have looked at to me that way for most of my adult life, but it didn’t feel comfortable. And I think it’s because I wasn’t comfortable with myself, right? I hadn’t, you know, you speak of the 30s and 40s like, those were the absolute hardest times of my life, where I just wanted to run away. I kept and I actually tried to burn it all down and, like, ruin my life so I could start over and rebuild it. You know, all that stuff in very unhealthy ways, getting off on a tangent here, but it’s it felt uncomfortable, right? Because who they saw on the outside was not how I felt on the inside. And so stepping into it, learning in the course, and just leaning into it and embracing it, it’s like now I feel it. I feel the energy and the power of that. Yeah. So I am bringing that more into my business, the work I do at my day job, how I lead myself in my life, etc. And you through, through the content by design. Course, we kind of came, we came to the niche conversation, right? Like, I mean, good niche conversations do we have to have in our lives, right? But for you and I try to to when I’m working with people, we want to look at the problems that we’re solving. For the people, like, it’s not about the age. And for you, you really came into the like, Oh my gosh. I actually love working with 20 year olds and 30 year olds and 50 year olds and 60 year olds, and you’ve got such a broad but I think that’s that six line profile where you’re able to role model for those that are coming along, like, hey, it gets better. Yeah, yeah. You know something. One thing that I had to kind of make okay in my head is, like, just because I am a quote, unquote role model does not mean I have to pretend like I have it all figured out, because I absolutely don’t right. I think that role model is I’m willing to figure it out. I have the tenacity to keep going. I know that there’s something more that I want, I you know, and it’s how can I be content and grateful in my life right now, and I absolutely am, and be looking to the future and excited about the possibilities, the opportunities there, right? And so that’s my flavor of role model. Is just this, this exploring the world around me and staying excited and engaged in life. And I think I have everything figured out.
Hopefully never
I know I know, like I don’t want to that would be boring, yeah. And there’s got to be some sort of acceptance, I think, with six line profiles around the way that you have to learn absolutely the way that it is okay. So how are you using your human design in your message? Now that you’ve come through the content by design course, has something changed there for you? Absolutely it’s leaning. I’m definitely leaning a lot more into that expertise and that role model energy. And one of the things I loved and discovered in the course is that I’m actually meant to speak to people with six line, whether it’s their profile or, you know, in their chart somewhere, or what have you. But that that that role model presence and that it just solidified what going back to niche, it solidified in my mind, who I’m here to work with, right? And it’s, it’s definitely women who want to do big things in the world. And, you know, when I say big, I don’t mean it could be starting the next big nonprofit. It could be creating a new app that helps people live better lives. Like, there’s, you know, it could be writing a book that only two people read, but it impacts their lives tremendously. Like, that’s what I mean when I say big. Big, but they’re called to to it’s this burning desire, this calling, this mission, to do more. And that, to me, is the role model energy. So finding that out, I’m like, yes, these are my people. This is what I’ve been trying to say, I want to do, and now it’s I just, it’s like, embracing it, right? It’s coming. If you’re tired of being a slave to the algorithm and you’re really ready to claim your place in the online space, then this message is for you. I’m getting ready to launch another live round of the content by design course where you learn to leverage your human design so that you can create content that draws your ideal clients to you with ease, without feeling yucky or salesy and definitely without being a slave to the algorithm. We work on blog posts and email sequences and podcast episodes and social media posts and all of the things, because no matter what you’re creating, it needs to come from who you are here to be what you’re here to say, how you’re here to say it, and who you’re here to say it, to get on the wait list. The link is in the show notes for you. So I’m gonna just bring some human design speak in. So if you’re new to human design, no, no, I love it. If you’re new to human design and you’re listening in, just kind of hang on with us. Get your chart, you know, pause the episode, go to Vickie dickson.com and grab your chart, and you’ll be able to look at these pieces. If you’re familiar with human design, you’re going to get this. And I want you to get this. Okay, so in content by design, we talk about not only your design, because I believe that our businesses start with us. I believe that we have to come from our gifts, our shadows, and bring all of those things, our profit gates all of those things into our business, because it starts with us. And we have to look at who are we actually here to serve. And that is in your human design as well. So what Jen’s referring to is in the conscious side. So the personality side of your chart, the right hand side of your chart, and look at your nodes. Look at the not lines of your nodes. That’s decimal. Whatever that number is, it’s going to be between one and six. Those are the people that you’re actually here to serve and impact in your life the most. And then we can look at the unconscious side into your Jupiter and see the people that are your fractal. They’re the people that you know you you came here as a burst of stardust with a certain group of people. And once you start attracting those people into your world, you really understand, oh my God, everything is fitting now, everything feels like it’s magical, because for Jen, there’s a lot of Six Line energy there. So she understands when she’s dealing with these people who are bumping into life and it’s bumping into them, and you know, when she’s dealing with women who are really uncomfortable because they’re feeling aloof and they’re feeling like they don’t fit in, and they’re integrating their life lessons. She understands that they’re her people. So it there’s really a confidence that comes in knowing, and there’s a different languaging that comes in. We talk about this in the course as well. So for me, I serve second lines, and second lines have a very different way of receiving messages than third lines. So we have to know who we’re talking to. So I know when my design, I found that to be a huge help. When I knew, Oh my gosh, that’s actually how I have to say what I came here to say, it makes a difference, absolutely. Yeah, you know, it just it feels in I don’t want to say the missing pieces, but it just it makes it brings everything into a greater lens, or a tighter lens to focus, and it’s I’m no longer questioning, is this the right mix the words, is this the right like, I just I know, right? Yeah, my human design tell like, shows me this right? It proves what I’ve been trying to tell myself for so many years and was doubting, yeah. It just proves to me that, no, I was actually right, although, yeah, all those years and every pivot I made away from it that never felt right, that says, why? Yeah, and it’s amazing how long it takes us to trust that right. Because I think there’s a whole culture right now around business, around like it gets to be easy. Yes, there are things, but we still have to do the business things absolutely like you say, when we look at our design, it’s like, okay, I know that this is actually the right thing. This is actually how I need to say this, so you don’t have to follow another formula, another like, Oh my God, all the formulas for your message should be your message, whether you’re on Instagram or Pinterest or your blog or your podcast. Like it’s your message. It comes from you and it’s it’s specific to you. So right now you are doing something kind of sexy. You’re working on a new lead magnet. I find lead magnet sexy because it’s like, this is how I get to welcome so what are you doing with that? Yeah, you know, I’ve seen that entrepreneurial journey has not been the easiest for me, which is, oh, it’s been so frustrating. Because not that things come easy to me, but I’m not used to having to work this long, and that’s hard to make something feel right for me. But it finally hit me like, what, you know, what it and we talked about this too in the course, but it’s, what are the things that my person is struggling with at the start of her journey? Right? And I was like, it hit me. Other day, I’m like, permission. You know, we so many people come to me through the years, and this is that role model energy of like, you just give me permission, Jen, to be more of myself, right? And it and for the longest time, I’ve been like, people struggle giving themselves permission. We’re not taught that it’s okay to do that, right? We’re taught we should be more selfless and and, you know, giving and being generous of your time and energy and resource to others is absolutely beautiful, but if you’re not doing it from a place of being well balanced emotionally, because, like all of that within yourself, you don’t have as much to give to others, right? And so it’s I, you know, very fundamentally believe, like take care of yourself first. And part of that starts from giving yourself permission. So I’ve come up with five ways that, five kind of techniques for that I use to kind of help give yourself permission. I eat help get out of your own way, right? You know, it’s that when we think of these big, overwhelming things, it’s like I keep getting in my own way. I Every client I’ve had through the years, they start with that. I keep getting in my own way. Help me get out of my own way. So it’s like permission to get out of your own way. And here’s five strategies for five fun ways to do that that you can use whenever, because
your brand is all about the fun
it it is. It is. On the flip side, I also have a lot of melancholy in me too. So, you know, I and that’s part of embracing all sides of me, right? Is understanding like that, doesn’t it’s not bad when I have a melancholic episode. It’s not bad when I don’t have a bit of melon. It’s it’s neutral, right? It’s not good bad, right or wrong. It means nothing about me. It’s just who I am as a person, and to go with the flow when that happens, and again, that’s part of understanding your design is just like I get to be this way, and it’s okay, because those are the things that we’re most conditioned to believe are wrong with us, are the things that are most natural in us. So Jen dropped a little bit of gold there, and I just want to be sure that you heard it. She was talking about her lead magnet and how all of her clients say, I just need to get out of my own way. And that is the language that she is using in her lead magnet. So we want to be listening to our clients, our audience, our potential clients, and hearing actually what they have to say. And like, jotting that down, committing that to memory, like, Oh, this is how they talk so that we can speak to exactly the thing. And I think the niche conversation, I seem to get to the niche conversation over and over and over again, because it’s just so I’ve just find it to be everywhere right now. Maybe that’s giving me something to respond to as many Gen but it’s not about knowing or thinking that your customer, your potential client, is, you know, a 42 year old woman who lives in the suburbs and drives a Subaru and makes an income of $80,000 a year, and has four kids and has a dog, and like it does, that doesn’t matter. So it’s more about the problem that you’re solving for your potential client than it is about what kind of a car she drives or how much money she makes, or something of that. It’s like just knowing, on a soul level, what you’re here to do and how you go about doing it so that you can get that into your messaging is so, so, so important. I’m excited for that new lead magnet to come out. Thank you. Yeah, what do you say that I laugh because I probably have 100 pages between Evernote and notion and notebooks and of like the car she drives and her age and the name of her children and where she shops. And, you know, it’s not that that isn’t helpful, but it’s not the thing, right? And I, you know, not everyone has these big visions for their life, and that is absolutely okay, right? For some women, being a stay at home mom like that is their big vision. That is wonderful, that is not me, that is not who I best serve, right? And so whether she’s a mom or not, that doesn’t really matter, it’s does she want something more from her life? Right? And these women, like they have a pretty good life already, right? They’re strong, independent, they’ve worked hard for what they have, but there’s still something more they want, and I help them bridge that gap and make it happen
beautifully.
Not everyone wants more that is totally okay, exactly, exactly, yeah. So when we look at the content by design, course, was there anything in that that you learned that was surprising to you? It would be the who I’m here to serve. So going back to the nodes in your right side, I still look at the chart, and I’m like, Oh my gosh, what this was telling me? And I oh my god, yeah, but the nodes and and that on the left side that I’m meant to be surrounded by twos, which I’m a six two. And my, you know, I don’t know what my husband and daughter are, but when I think of the two, the hermit like I’m surrounded by introverts, I myself am this huge introvert who needs lots of hermit time, right? And I’m just, it’s like, oh, so instead of trying to surround myself with a bunch of extroverts all the time, that just kind of drained me. It’s like, oh, I’m meant to be with the. Permits
I get it. And there’s so much freedom in that,
so much freedom, so much freedom. You know, I there’s so many things that I learned along the way, and what I love that of how you approached it is it was like peeling back the layers, right, starting at the top, and just drilling down until we got into the nitty gritty of our charts. And you, you helped remind us all along the way, like these are the most important bits. Like get these, but then, if you’re ready to go further, here’s some additional for you, right? And it’s just, I felt very empowered to dive into those, because I did have a bit of a background in trying to understand my chart all of that. And I you know the you gave us so many depending on the type and who we’re talking to, so many ways, content ideas, right? I wouldn’t call them prompts, per se, but maybe some of them were, but it was just it gave me so many ideas of how to lean into my human design, talk to the right people, how to talk to the right people, right? And it’s, that’s what I wanted out of the course. And that was the only thing I came into it. And you it went above and beyond what I could have ever expected it would do for me. Oh, good. I love hearing that. Love hearing that. Yeah, when I started, I’m like, do I? Do I need another content course I’ve taken so many. How is this going to be different? Blah, blah, blah. And there was just something that kept drawing me back to this specific course with you as the specific leader of this course, teaching this. And it was absolutely the right decision for me. Oh, good, good, good, good. Because you have emotional authority in your design too, right? So you get to sit with them. Yeah? Yeah. I had wanted to sign up, like, the few times you ran it before I did sign up, and I was just like, I don’t need another content, course. But, yeah, I sat with it for a while, and that’s good. That’s how we make our best decisions as emotional authorities, even though, as Manny Jens, it drives us crazy. Yeah, and you and I both have a collective emotional wave. So I love hearing that it exceeded your expectations, because so often for us, but I think you said you’ve kind of mitigated this in your design, which is, which is neat. I have not where our nothing ever meets our expectations. It’s like, like the the crash of things not meeting our expectations. So I’m relieved to hear that it met your expectations. Your expectations or exceeded your expectations. That makes me feel good. But yeah, it is about understanding the big pieces, and then when you’re ready, like it’s to me, human design is all nuance and and there’s a real art to being able and like you said, six years in, you’re still learning things about your design. I learned something new about my design yesterday, and I came out to my husband. I’m like, oh my god, now I know why I move the furniture around so much, and I couldn’t find it anywhere in my design before. So anyway, it’s just, it’s just so cool. There’s so many layers to your human design, and that’s what I try to do in the course, is to give you all of the layers. Because really, the people who come into the course, the content by design course, almost all of them are familiar with their human design. I rarely have anyone take my course who has not heard of human design before or who it’s new to. And a lot of human design practitioners take my content by design course, because, isn’t that crazy? Yeah, that was fascinating. I didn’t expect that. And I’m like, that’s really cool. Yeah, I didn’t expect it either. When I first started running it, I was and I, to be honest, it kind of made me nervous. I’m like, Oh my gosh. But every I mean, with the first couple of times we ran it, we did surveys along the way, like, what else would you add, and that sort of thing, and they get what they need from it. So I’m glad about that. So that said, Who do you think should take content by design? Who do you think it’s for everybody? Question, no, no, no, no, no. I wasn’t going to say that. I think that it’s a I do think if you’re just really interested about understanding your own human design in more detail, not just understanding it, but leveraging it, right? I think it’s for people that want to truly leverage it, right? I think it’s best for people who, who maybe have tried all the other content courses and are like, I learned a lot, but it still doesn’t feel like me. Yeah, that’s what I want to say. It’s for those people, especially if you’ve if you’ve done all the things and it just hasn’t felt quite right. Stepping into this is going to help it feel right, like when you go to sit down to write social media or get on a video or copy for your website or your nurture sequence, like all of those things, you’re going to hear your voice come through, and it’s going to feel right. Thank you. That’s what I’m going for. I love that. I love how you describe that, yeah, because I always think your human design. I’ll have some people say to me, you know, well, I don’t want to have to change so I don’t want to know my human design. It’s like your human design brings you home to yourself. Yeah? It’s the way you want to be. So when you go to create a piece of content, like you said, your voice is what’s going to come out, but you just are able to peel back all of that conditioning that tells you, yeah, I shouldn’t Yeah. That was the third thing I wanted to say is, you know, I have been on this journey from nine years started when I was 45 of like I am tired of not being who I am, but I don’t really know who I am yet, so I’m going to start exploring that, right? And that’s been this nine year journey, and I’m on the other side of that, like I fully know myself and love myself, and all of that, this kind of was the Capstone, from a business content creation perspective, right? It was like, this was the piece that just brought it all together. Was like, Oh, yep, now I now I get how to be more me when I’m writing good. And this is helping my second line so much, because, for a second, yeah, we do things and we don’t necessarily know, because we think everybody knows what we know. So it’s so neat, right to hear to have it reflected back to me what it actually is that’s important. So thank you for that. Yeah, so tell me what’s next in your business, yeah, so finishing this darn lead magnet. And you know, I’ve been quiet on the business front, well, since the course, you know, as a manny Jen, I am responding. I’m finding more ways to respond to things. So I have been doing that, but it’s what’s next for me, is just getting the lead magnet out there, and then just promoting the heck out of it and inviting the right people in right like I said, I’ve been a little quieter on social media because I I need to simmer on something, and then I go, like, all out, make a splash, and I’ve been in my simmer period, and then, like, starting to come out of it. So I’m really excited for that. So promoting the lead magnet, promoting my offer, which I believe in, so darn much podcasting, I’m starting my podcast up again, and I’m so excited for that. Yeah, yeah. So there’s a lot of stuff on the horizon. You know, my big vision is helping women bring their big visions to life. I The world needs it like, you know, I just the women are here to heal the world, and it starts with like healing ourselves. And we do that by fully stepping into who we are and loving and accepting ourselves. And you know, what better way than to bring something to life, to confront all your personal stuff that gets in the way.
Not for the faint of heart.
Oh my gosh, it is not for the faint of heart. I don’t recommend it for everyone. Yeah, okay. Well, I really appreciate you being here today, Jen and taking the content by design course, and giving you feedback along the way, and showing up as your six line Manny Gen self, and really you were just such a bright light in the course and a gentle force of like I could see your sixth line just just being there to role model and to guide it was absolutely, absolutely beautiful. And we will link in the show notes where people can find you. But can you tell us for people who are listening and want to go right to your stuff right now? Yeah, it’s my name, Jen Burton. Burton is V as in Victor, e r t, a n, e n.com, yeah, and that’s where you find me. On Instagram, tick tock, Facebook, my website, all the things. And we’ll link podcast in the show notes as well once it’s ready, so that you can find her there as well. Yeah. So thanks for being here.
Thank you so much.
My name is Lori amirabito, and I’m one of the students inside of Vickie’s program. Content by design. My big aha this week was how to flavor my content. As a speaking coach, I’m offering something that scares people, learning how to write and deliver a speech Vickie is helping me understand not only my human design, but how to write from the uniqueness of my design. Writing content now is easier and it’s a lot more enjoyable, including writing my emails. Thank you so much, Vickie. And I don’t know how you do it, but you just ooze content ideas. You