Life Advice from a HØMEBØDY
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Advice from a HØMEBØDY is where design thinking and energy healing meet to help you navigate life’s transitions— with practical advice and a cosmic twist. In each episode, I'll be dunking my design-trained, problem-solving brain into a vat of energy healing modalities: Feng Shui, Reiki, astrology, hypnosis, and Human Design to offer advice that’s less about what you “should” do—and more about what your true-self is longing for you to do. The result? Practical, energetically nourishing, and unexpected answers to the stubborn life & relationship questions that mainstream advice doesn't have the chops to solve (IMHO). Whether you’re facing a career change, relationship crossroads, or simply want to feel more at home in your life, tune in for cosmic perspectives, uncanny advice, deep dives into astrology and human design, and practical tips for creating harmony in your life and home. Need advice? No question is too complex or banal, submit yours at home-body.co/advice. jillallyn.substack.com
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HØMEBØDY - Jill Allyn Peterson
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Episodes(3)
Ep. 10 - Surrender to your creative power and let the old story die.
In this episode we hear from Anonymous Smith. Smithy finds themselves stuck abroad, reliant on a job with a crappy contract and a boss who keeps piling on the work without any increase in pay. Let’s dive into the astrology to find where in this birth chart the planets might be nudging Smithy to step
EP.9: Mid-Career Blahs & How to Choose Your Fastest Path to Growth Instead
Sierra is too young to retire, too advanced in her career to start over. There’s plenty she could do, but nothing she’s over-the-moon about. How to move forward without feeling like a lobotomized cubicle drone? Tune in to find out how astrology helps us remember our passion, Human Design suggests ne
Ep.8 - How to nail your elevator pitch even if you're multi-passionate
Phoebe is a multi-passionate coach getting ready to launch her solo venture, which includes, but isn't limited to, coaching parents who want to set boundaries with their kids' screen time without starting WW3 at home. Having coached high level executives in leadership positions for years, she's wond