WT[bleep] Is Human Design: A Conversation with Lisa Anderson Shaffer

Who says you have to stick with one thing your whole life? On this episode we chat with Lisa Anderson Shaffer, a woman who has worn many hats in her life. She’s an artist, author, mother, psychotherapist, Human Design reader and even skateboarder! Press play and learn more about her journey and how she’s disrupting the status quo.

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