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The HD Your Biz® Show - Human Design for Business with Jamie Palmer

The HD Your Biz® Show - Human Design for Business with Jamie Palmer

By: Jamie Palmer
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If you want to dive deeper into human design for business this is THE show for you to HD Your Biz! As an entrepreneur, you can leverage your human design to create a life (and business) in high definition. Are you ready to tune up the definition in your life and business using your unique human design blueprint? If you want to activate your business genius, build a life on your terms and space more joy, abundance, and flow then stay tuned for the HD Your Biz podcast. I firmly believe that if each one us can embody and become who we are meant to be the world will be a better place. I am your host Jamie Palmer and this is the HD Your Biz Podcast.2025 Economics Leadership Management & Leadership Marketing Marketing & Sales
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  • Human Design Experience with Mary Clavieres

    Human Design Experience with Mary Clavieres
    Feb 11 2026
    Episode Summary: In this episode of the HD or Biz podcast, host Jamie Palmer welcomes Mary Clavieres, a client, friend, and newly published author. Mary discusses her latest accomplishment, the publication of her book "Mind Body Connection Unlocked." The conversation delves into Mary's work in executive coaching and advisory, focusing on helping leaders align more closely with their human design. Mary shares her journey of integrating and embodying her human design over the past few years, highlighting the importance of the deconditioning process. The discussion also covers the challenges and insights Mary experienced while writing her book, including the importance of maintaining one's authentic voice during the editing process. Jamie and Mary explore the nuances of recognition and projection as projectors and the significance of having a body of work that stands apart from the individual. The episode concludes with Mary offering advice to aspiring authors and sharing where listeners can find her book. Guest Highlights Background: Mary Clavier is an executive coach and advisor focused on helping leaders and professionals align more with their true selves. She emphasizes the importance of the mind-body connection and is a self-projected projector in human design. Key Contributions: Mary shares her journey of integrating human design into her life and work, her deconditioning process, and how she uses human design in her coaching and book. She also discusses her experience of moving from the US to France and how it influenced her personal transformation and writing. Timestamped Chapters and Sections Chapter 1: Introduction and Guest Introduction Summary: Jamie Palmer introduces the podcast and welcomes guest Mary Clavieres, a client, friend, and newly published author. Mary shares her recent accomplishment of publishing her book, "MindBody Connection Unlocked." Timestamps: Start: 00:02, End: 00:58 Chapter 2: Human Design and Personal Journey Summary: Mary discusses her work in executive coaching and the importance of human design in her life. She explains her journey of understanding and integrating her human design over the past few years. Timestamps: Start: 00:58, End: 03:57 Chapter 3: Deconditioning Process Summary: Mary and Jamie delve into the deconditioning process in human design, discussing its challenges and the importance of practicing and embodying one's design. Timestamps: Start: 03:57, End: 05:42 Chapter 4: Writing the Book Summary: Mary shares her motivations for writing her book, the personal transformation she experienced, and how her human design influenced her writing process. Timestamps: Start: 05:42, End: 08:14 Chapter 5: The Projection Field and Recognition Summary: Jamie and Mary discuss the concept of the projection field in human design, the challenges of recognition, and how having a body of work like a book can create a separation between the individual and the work. Timestamps: Start: 08:14, End: 12:48 Chapter 6: Writing and Editing Process Summary: Mary describes her writing process, the challenges of editing, and the importance of maintaining her voice in the book. Jamie shares insights on different types of editors and the importance of authenticity in writing. Timestamps: Start: 12:48, End: 30:03 Chapter 7: Mindset and Final Thoughts Summary: Mary talks about the mindset challenges she faced during the book writing process and offers advice to aspiring authors. Jamie and Mary conclude the discussion with final thoughts on the book and its availability. Timestamps: Start: 30:03, End: 35:53 Main Topics Covered Human Design: The discussion covers Mary's journey with human design, including her deconditioning process and how she incorporates it into her coaching and book. Book Writing Process: Mary shares her experience of writing her book, including the challenges of editing and maintaining her authentic voice. She discusses the importance of self-awareness and staying true to oneself during the writing process. Recognition and Projection: Jamie and Mary discuss the dynamics of recognition and projection in their work, particularly as projectors in human design, and how having a body of work like a book can create a separation that allows for more authentic recognition. Order your Book: https://www.jamielpalmer.com/human-design-for-business-book/ Website: https://www.maryclavieres.com Book link: https://www.maryclavieres.com/book IG: https://www.instagram.com/mary.clavieres LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mary-clavieres-19917a7/ ***Complete Transcripts Below*** Jamie Palmer (00:02): Hello, hello, hello and welcome to the HD or Biz podcast. I am your host, Jamie Palmer. And today we have a very special guest with us, a client, a dear friend, and a newly published author, Mary Clavier. Mary Clavieres (00:22): Hi Jamie. Thanks for having Jamie Palmer (00:23): Me. Hi. So tell me ...
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    37 mins
  • From Knowledge to Embodiment: The Missing Piece in Your Human Design Journe

    From Knowledge to Embodiment: The Missing Piece in Your Human Design Journe
    Jan 30 2026
    From Knowledge to Embodiment: The Missing Piece in Your Human Design Journey Originally aired on the HD Your Biz Podcast - Catalyst Experience Welcome back to the HD Your Biz Podcast! As we step into 2026, I'm bringing you behind-the-scenes content from my Catalyst Experience membership—a space dedicated to supporting you in building a life and business at the intersection of your design, desires, and lifestyle. Today, I want to address what I see as the biggest gap in how people approach Human Design, especially when building a business: the difference between knowing your design and actually living it. The Knowledge Trap Here's what I see happening constantly: People come to Human Design for business work and they know their design from a headspace perspective. They know: "I'm a 4/6 Projector""I need an invitation and recognition""I'm a Generator - I need to respond""80% certainty is a yes for my emotional authority" But here's the problem: This is all still coming from the mind. When you think "I have 80% certainty, I'm at emotional neutral" - that's not how it actually works when you're embodying your design. When you think "I have an invitation, great, now I can give advice" - that's still mental processing, not embodied knowing. What Embodiment Actually Looks Like When you truly live in your body and become one with your design, you don't have to think: "Do I have an invitation?""Do I have the felt sense of emotional neutrality?""Am I at 80% certainty?" You can actually feel it in your physical body. Let me share my own journey with this. My Emotional Authority Evolution When Human Design found me on Instagram, I discovered I was a 3/5 Projector with emotional authority. I learned that "if you're at 80%, that's a yes or a no." At that time, I knew with 80% certainty I didn't want to keep doing my marketing agency. But I kept waiting to get to 100% certainty - which was never going to come. Understanding that framework was incredibly helpful at the beginning. That validation was powerful. It helped me make the decision to leave my agency. But here's what I know now, years into my deconditioning journey: I cannot even remember the last time I said to myself, "I have 80% certainty, therefore this is a yes or no." Instead, I know the felt sense of emotional neutrality in my body. I have a trusting relationship with my body where I know: What a "yes" feels like in my bodyWhat a "no" feels like in my bodyWhat recognition feels likeWhat being projected on feels like I don't need to be in my mind analyzing "oh, there's a negative projection." I can feel it. That's the difference between knowing your design and integrating, embodying, and becoming your design. Living Design in Real Time: My Family Example I see this every day in my household. We live and breathe Human Design, not as a concept, but as an embodied practice. My Manifester Son: My oldest son, Z, is a Manifester. His energy can be pokey, sometimes catalytic, even a little triggering - not in a negative way, but in that way where I can feel his Manifester energy calling me into something new. I don't need to think "Oh, you're a Manifester. You're initiating." I just embrace it and ask: "What are you seeing that I don't see?" My 4/1 Son: Every morning, because we integrate Human Design in our household, I know: here's the 4/1 kid who needs information. "Here's the 411 you need to know about today. You keep me informed, I keep you informed." It works symbiotically, without needing to reference his chart every time. My 2/4 Quad-Split Son: I know my other child is a 2/4 quad-split. Right now there's a transit that's affecting him, and I know his feelings and emotions are really big. I don't need to go "oh, you're transit X, Y, Z." I know I need to hold space. I can feel it. I don't even need to look it up. The Messy Middle: Getting From Head to Body Here's what nobody tells you: Moving from knowledge to embodiment is sloppy at first. I remember making that shift from asking myself "Do I have 80% certainty?" to trusting the emotional neutrality in my body. It was hard. I made mistakes. But once I got through that stormy period and came out on the other side, I had an entirely different relationship with my body. I could move with so much more ease, so much more resonance. I didn't hit as much resistance. It's the same with any part of our design. My Manifester son is learning to initiate authentically. Over the past few months, I've watched him really step into "I'm going to initiate at basketball." He's crushing it. He's had to navigate some challenging dynamics with his teammates. But on the other side, he's emerged as this confident, strong kid who's leading - not the biggest kid on the team, but fast, coachable, and unafraid to initiate. The Challenge: Moving Beyond Conditioning Here's the thing about us adults: We're conditioned. My children don't necessarily need me to tell them to "do their design." But ...
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    18 mins
  • A Personal & Professional Update on the HD Your Biz Podcast

    A Personal & Professional Update on the HD Your Biz Podcast
    Sep 13 2025
    Jamie Palmer, the host of the HD Your Biz® podcast, opens the episode by sharing a personal update about her life, particularly focusing on a significant home remodel project that began on her birthday, May 29th. She explains the challenges and experiences of converting a two-family home into a single-family home, including dealing with contractors and living out of a duffle bag due to the construction. Jamie also reflects on the emotional journey of staying with her parents during the remodel, which provided healing insights into her childhood and family dynamics. Main Topics Covered Home Remodel Experience: Jamie discusses the extensive home renovation project, the challenges faced with contractors, and the emotional impact of living with her parents during the construction. Family Dynamics and Healing: She reflects on the healing experience of witnessing her father's interactions with her children, which provided new perspectives on her childhood. Business Updates and Future Plans: Jamie outlines her business goals, including the development of human design for business and ecocentric human design divisions. She emphasizes her focus on creating and teaching, with plans to launch new training programs and certifications. Human Design in Business: Jamie talks about the importance of integrating human design into business practices and her vision for setting industry standards. Upcoming Programs and Offerings: She announces upcoming live experiences, training programs, and updates to existing offerings, such as the HD or Biz Catalyst report and the Business Design with Human Design program. Detailed Breakdown Key Takeaways Home Remodel Experience Quote: "We can do hard things." - Jamie Palmer (06:30)Context: Jamie discusses the challenges and learnings from her home remodel project, emphasizing resilience and the unexpected difficulties in dealing with contractors. Family Dynamics and Healing Quote: "It was or has been so healing for me to witness and just see or reframe the way in which some of the things that happened in my childhood went down." - Jamie Palmer (12:45)Context: Jamie reflects on her time spent with her parents during the remodel, highlighting personal healing and understanding of family dynamics. Business Vision and Human Design Quote: "I truly believe I have helped to shape the human design for business industry for certain." - Jamie Palmer (30:10)Context: Jamie shares her vision for the future of her business, focusing on human design and its application in business, and her role in shaping the industry. Future Plans and Business Strategy Quote: "I am going to focus on from now through 2026, creation and synthesis, creation and synthesis, making the best possible tools that set the standard in the HD industry." - Jamie Palmer (01:20:30)Context: Jamie outlines her strategic focus on creating and synthesizing tools and resources for human design and business, aiming to set industry standards. Actionable Advice Embrace Challenges: Jamie emphasizes the importance of resilience and adaptability when facing unexpected challenges, such as those encountered during her home remodel. Reflect on Personal Growth: She suggests using personal experiences, like family interactions, as opportunities for healing and personal growth. Focus on Core Strengths: Jamie advises doubling down on one's strengths and passions, as she plans to do with her focus on creation and teaching in her business. Leverage Human Design in Business: She encourages integrating human design principles into business strategies to create more personalized and effective business models. Timestamped Chapters and Sections Chapter 1: Introduction and Personal Update Summary: Jamie Palmer introduces the podcast and shares a personal update about her home remodel project, which started on her birthday, May 29th. She discusses the challenges and experiences of converting a two-family home into a single-family home, including dealing with contractors and living with her parents during the renovation.Timestamps: Start: 00:02, End: 15:30 Chapter 2: Reflections on Family and Healing Summary: Jamie reflects on her time spent with her parents during the summer, highlighting the healing experience of witnessing her father's interactions with her children. She discusses the impact of her childhood experiences and the importance of understanding family dynamics through the lens of human design.Timestamps: Start: 15:31, End: 25:45 Chapter 3: Business Updates and Future Plans Summary: Jamie shares her business updates, including her vision for the future of human design in business. She discusses her plans to create a human design school, develop training and certification programs, and focus on creating and synthesizing content. She also talks about the importance of aligning business models with human design.Timestamps: Start: 25:46, End: 45:10 Chapter 4: Upcoming Programs and Offerings Summary: Jamie outlines her upcoming ...
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    52 mins
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