Travel and Work with Human Design - Personal Growth made Practical for Digital Nomad Entrepreneurs
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Why I created a coaching program for Digital Nomads
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In this episode I am taking you behind the scenes about why I created my group coaching program the Hexagon of Freedom.
I wished I had this program when I started my Location Independent digital nomad journey five years ago. There is real power in finding and fostering a community of like minded people who speak the same Human Design language. A community where you don't have to explain your lifestyle choices as a digital nomad with a lot of freedom in your life. If you are curious about my why to create this program and hear about my remote journey this is the episode for you.
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Additional Resources of the Travel and Work with Human Design Podcast:
Doors to the Hexagon of Freedom are now open!
More info: https://www.palmtreemoments.com/travel-and-work-coaching/
About your host: Astrid is a Location Independent Business & Human Design Coach who helps women to create more freedom in their life.
Freedom in the form of helping aspiring Digital Nomads gain the knowledge and tools to create their own desired Location Independent Lifestyle.
She also works with Digital Nomads that want to unpack their "inner backpack" with mindset work and Human Design and helps them to tame their inner critic.
And from a business perspective she coaches Location Independent Entrepreneurs on how to use the personal development system Human Design as a marketing tool to communicate more effectively with their existing and potential clients.
Connect with Astrid on social media via @palmtree.moments
You can find the show notes and free resources about digital nomad life and Human Design on: www.palmtreemoments.com/podcast
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