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#029: Is there a best way for your body, mind, and soul to operate? And how can we start to uncover that and put it into daily practice? Your Human Design chart can help you become more aligned with the ways in which you were actually created to work, to live, and to be here on Earth. You can now support my work by buying me a coffee: buymeacoffee.com/kalia Or find more options on my support page: lightabovesolitude.com/support //

3 Things You Should Have Taken Away From Lockdown - E1 Highlights from this episode: 3 things you should have taken away from lockdown (00:41) In order to not let the pain be in vain, in this episode I boil down all the craziness of the pandemic into 3 things you should have taken away from lockdown (00:41). Don’t worry, I did the heavy lifting for you and give you my take on Melton, Thomas, & Vollmer’s Clinical Perspectives on Patient Care (12:05); what was perhaps not so helpful or realistic and what I think is actually good insight and can be applied to our real life practices. Today I’m going to begin by taking you down memory lane as I explain the start of my journey to find my niche in optometry (19:22).

#029: Is there a best way for your body, mind, and soul to operate? And how can we start to uncover that and put it into daily practice? Your Human Design chart can help you become more aligned with the ways in which you were actually created to work, to live, and to be here on Earth. You can now support my work by buying me a coffee: buymeacoffee.com/kalia Or find more options on my support page: lightabovesolitude.com/support //

3 Things You Should Have Taken Away From Lockdown - E1 Highlights from this episode: 3 things you should have taken away from lockdown (00:41) In order to not let the pain be in vain, in this episode I boil down all the craziness of the pandemic into 3 things you should have taken away from lockdown (00:41). Don’t worry, I did the heavy lifting for you and give you my take on Melton, Thomas, & Vollmer’s Clinical Perspectives on Patient Care (12:05); what was perhaps not so helpful or realistic and what I think is actually good insight and can be applied to our real life practices. Today I’m going to begin by taking you down memory lane as I explain the start of my journey to find my niche in optometry (19:22).