Picture this:

The year is 2055.
The auditorium is cooler than you thought it would be and you’re wishing you’d brought a jacket.
Anticipation ripples through the crowd. The air is electric.
As officials take the stage, you unconsciously move towards the edge of your seat.
Straining your neck to see behind the curtain, your eyes lock with his.

This. Is. It.

Your child is about to receive the Nobel Prize for literary achievement.

Your child. 

It Wasn’t Always This Way

The boy whose teachers said couldn’t succeed if he didn’t learn to sit still.
The girl whose desk was situated so far from the others, she might as well have been in her own classroom.
The child who was labeled ADHD, hyperactive, hypersensitive. You know, the special ed kid.

In spite of it all, here you are.

The year is 2055 and your child has had an incredible life.
He’s grown into a remarkable man.
She’s contributed to the world in ways you hadn’t dared to dream of.

Despite the odds.

Your mind flashes back to that magical night in August 2023 when everything changed.

You remember the clothes you were wearing.
You smell the aroma of your peppermint tea.
You feel the heaviness that you felt in your chest as you listened in, that night.

You knew that something had to change.
Your child deserved better.
You were done feeling powerless.

Sitting on that webinar, you didn’t actually believe that Human Design was the answer but you knew you were out of options and willing to try just about anything to make your child’s life better.

The thought of another school year had you both feeling unsettled.

Something had to change.

Your Lifeline

Listening to Vickie speak about your child’s Human Design type and how they were specifically designed to learn, to speak, and to process offered you a lifeline.

Sometimes hope comes from the most unexpected places.

As you sat there, you wondered how it was possible that you hadn’t been taught this.

Shouldn’t every child enter the world with a user manual?

Shouldn’t every parent understand how their child is meant to sleep, interact, and make decisions that are right for them?

Shouldn’t every child have the chance to live as they are designed to live?

Of course, the answer is yes. A thousand times, YES.

Help Your Child Thrive

Join me on Wednesday, August 23rd at 1pm EST.
I’ll be taking you on a journey through the 3 most important things to understand about your child’s Human Design so that they can thrive at school, at home, and in the world.

It doesn’t matter whether your child is in kindergarten or college, you’ll get what you need to help them succeed. 
More than that, you’ll get what you need to help them feel as though they are perfect as they are.

No more battles of will.
No more struggling to fit in.
No more medicating them to calm them.

Oops – I don’t think I was supposed to say that part out loud.

Save your seat here.
This will be the most impact you ever have for $47.
Promise.

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