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361: HD Profile 1/3 Investigator Martyr · Unshakeable with Human Design - A Human Design For Business Podcast

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  Welcome to Unshakeable with Human Design, the show dedicated to
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  helping entrepreneurs use human design to shift from hustle to
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  flow without sacrificing results.
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  Come here to become an unshakeable human and build an unshakeable business
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  according to your human design.
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  I'm your host, Nicole Laino.
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  Hello and welcome to Unshakeable With Human Design, everybody.
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  I'm your host, Nicole Lano, and we are together for another series.
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  We are doing another series here on this show and I'm very excited about.
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  It's been a long time since we have done one of these and we have
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  never done one like this before.
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  So I am really excited to deliver this to you.
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  There are going to be 12 episodes in this series, so buckle up.
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  We're gonna be on this ride together for a little while together.
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  and I swear to you, it will all be worth it.
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  We are gonna dive into the profiles.
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  We're not just gonna go through the profile lines, which we
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  have done before on this show.
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  I've actually talked very little about individual profiles on this show.
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  I've talked about them in context when I'm talking to people, of
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  course, and when I'm talking about.
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  Celebrities or things like that, or if we've done readings on the show.
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  Of course, I'm talking about the profiles themselves.
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  However, I haven't done episodes where it's like, today we're gonna talk
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  about the one three profile, which is what we're gonna talk about today.
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  And this is a dive into each of the profiles in human design.
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  We're gonna go through all 12 of them.
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  Each one will get its very own dedicated episode, so.
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  I'm super excited about this because profile is one of my favorite
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  things to work with with my clients.
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  It's one of the highlights of readings that I do with people, honestly,
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  because it is part of what I call, you know, the, the human design trifecta.
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  The three most important pieces for you to focus on are your type.
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  Your authority, how you make your decisions, and then your profile.
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  And the reason for that is because if you are not living in alignment
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  with your profile, then things are just gonna feel off in your life.
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  And it's not just about that because, you know, we all get a little caught
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  up in the incarnation cross, right?
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  Our incarnation cross is our purpose in life and, and human design.
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  That's part of how it tells us what our life theme is.
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  What are we here for?
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  Which is, you know, an existential question.
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  I think so many of us are asking, particularly if life hasn't felt
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  like it was just laid out perfectly on a smooth bump free road for you.
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  We wanna know, what am I here for?
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  Why am I going through all of this?
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  Is there a purpose to it all?
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  What's my purpose?
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  I feel called to something big, but what is that thing?
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  And we can get very attached to what is the thing, right?
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  But profile is so magnificent and powerful, and so eye-opening for so
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  many people because your purpose through your incarnation cross cannot be lived
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  out if you are not living your profile.
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  Your profile is the role you are here to play in this life.
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  This is the character description of who you are here to be.
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  Now, of course, like all character descriptions, that can
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  be interpreted different ways.
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  It can come through different ways.
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  However, when there's a certain essence to each of the profiles.
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  And so I'm gonna, in each of these episodes, I'm gonna break down
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  really what I have seen working with all of these profiles at some
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  point, some a lot more than others.
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  Because some are more popular than others.
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  Some are just, they are.
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  There's a lot of one threes.
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  Tons and tons of one threes.
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  And then there are certain types that are much rarer because
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  they are like interim types.
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  They're a different type of profile where there are fewer of them because
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  there's a shorter time period that somebody would need to be born
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  in in order to get that profile.
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  So we just meet less of those people.
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  So they're rarer birds.
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  So I'm gonna give you some examples of famous people with these profiles to
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  try to illustrate the point for you.
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  I'm gonna talk a little bit about how they are traditionally described, and then
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  I'm gonna give you a little bit more of the description that I give, the names
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  that I give them, because I find them more empowering than the ones that have
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  been attached to them from raw and from the traditional human design structure.
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  So.
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  We're gonna dive into this.
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  We're gonna start with today's episode, which is about the one three profile,
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  which is the investigator martyr.
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  If you are following along with traditional human design, if you run a
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  report, you'll probably get those words on that report next to the one in the
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  three, and quite frankly, doesn't sound all that great investigator, I suppose.
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  That's fine.
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  Smarter.
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  Most people don't like being called that.
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  And we're gonna talk a little bit about why those names are what they are.
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  And I'm gonna give you a new name, I call it the Innovative Specialist.
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  The innovative specialist.
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  You know, there there's a real potential for the one three
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  to be courageous in this life.
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  And we're gonna dig into that a little bit more.
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  Okay, so let's talk about the one three profile.
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  Okay, so the one three profile, let's just start out talking about what it is.
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  So there's different types of profiles.
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  Profiles.
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  Like I said, they tell you how your purpose will be lived out.
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  It will be lived out through being this type of person, through doing
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  the things and having the type of life that this person would have.
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  your profile gives you the description for what that person
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  is, what that character, the main character of your story has to be.
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  They've gotta be a certain type of person.
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  Right?
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  And you all know if you've been listening to this show for a while, my age old
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  example, and analogy for this is if you think about movies and you think
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  about iconic movies with really strong characters there, we have a hard time.
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  Picturing somebody else playing those roles.
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  Right?
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  It's the role of their lifetime.
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  Jack Nicholson playing Forrest Gump is a different movie, and I don't know if that
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  movie works, but Tom Hanks playing Forrest Gump and that's an Oscar winning role.
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  that is a mind blowing performance, right?
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  Look at Tom Hanks and you know, he says all the time, you know, people
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  come up to him and say lines from his movie, from lots of his movies.
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  And one of those is, you know, they'll talk to him about, you know,
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  laugh, his lack of box of chocolates.
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  They'll talk to him and say that to him.
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  It's iconic.
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  It's so him, but Jack Nicholson in that role, I don't know if that movie works.
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  So if you are trying to be a different type of person, then
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  your movie might not be working.
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  Profile can help us figure out how do we maybe make shifts that are strategic,
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  that help us find our alignment, that help make life not just a little bit
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  easier, but this is where we start to pull the right things to us.
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  Everything with human design is about getting out of the way so
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  that we're able to allow the cosmic geometry to pull us on the path.
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  To collide and connect with the things that are meant for us, the
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  opportunities, the people, the inspiration, the action, whatever that is.
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  So it starts profile is a huge part of this.
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  So let's start out by saying, so there's a destiny attached to a profile.
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  And the destiny that's attached.
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  There's different types.
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  We have right angle crosses.
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  So if you look at your incarnation cross, it's gonna say right angle,
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  it's going to say juxtaposition cross, or it's going to say left angle.
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  Now the one three that all of those distinctions come from the profile.
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  The profile is what tells us whether you are a right angle, a left angle,
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  or the very rare juxtaposition.
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  Now, the first type, which is most of the world, I believe it's like 68%, 70%
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  of the world has a right angle cross.
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  It's the vast majority because it makes up most of the profiles.
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  so the right angle profile.
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  What that means is you have a personal destiny.
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  One three is a right angle profile, and I'm gonna go through, I'm gonna
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  give you a little bit of background on the right angles and the left angles.
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  Now we all know that there are six lines in the human design.
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  Each gate has six lines.
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  That's where the, profile lines come from.
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  We're talking now about the one line and the three line.
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  Now, if you were looking at a hexagram or a gate.
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  The gate would have like, like think about it, like six stacks, six lines,
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  that it makes up and that gives it flavor to the type of gate that you have.
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  So I'm Gate 64 is my conscious Sun Line five.
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  That gives it another set of distinction to my 64 that twists it into, you
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  know, there's leadership energy in the five, there's power in the five,
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  there's practicality in the five.
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  It gives it its flavor.
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  It says you're Gate 64, but you're gonna have it like this.
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  Someone who's Gate 64, who has it in a line one is gonna be a
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  little different than me, right?
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  So even though we have the same gate, so what we're talking about there is
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  lines one, two, and three are part of the, what we call the lower trigram.
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  And the analogy or the, the, visualization that we give for this is like if you
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  had a house and it had two floors.
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  on the first floor are lines one, two, and three stacked on top of each other.
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  And then on the second floor you have, lines four, five, and six.
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  The four, five and six are stacked on top of each other, and the six is almost
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  sitting on the roof on top of it, and with four and five on that top floor.
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  Now, what's interesting about the one three is that the one and the
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  three are both on the bottom floor.
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  It's the only profile like this.
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  It's called the Investigator Martyr.
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  I like to look at it as the innovative specialist.
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  I look at this as someone who is on a path of, potential to be very
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  courageous, and that really comes from the fact that they've probably had
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  to be courageous that this is not, these people are usually very driven.
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  One threes are normally very, very driven.
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  They love to learn.
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  A lot of them like to learn about themselves largely because life
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  has probably thrown them many curve balls that they've had to learn
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  how to be very resilient, which is all the lessons of this profile.
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  how do I get to grow and how do I get to really become who I'm meant to become?
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  There's always that authority with the first line.
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  The first line is always going to be working towards some sort of, you
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  know, bigger stance, expert stance.
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  And how does it do it through investigation.
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  That's where the investigator comes from.
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  Now, where does the name martyr come from?
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  The name martyr.
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  Comes from the fact that, well, quite frankly, a lot of things go wrong for
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  threes, and it's not a comfortable life because it's a trial and error
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  process error is difficult to deal with.
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  I think we'd all rather deal with more success, and if all trial
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  resulted in success, then we'd feel really good about trial.
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  But here's the thing about threes is that trial often does
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  not lead to success right away.
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  They have to be resilient.
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  And while we have the one and the three in this profile, the one is the
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  personality, the three is the backseat driver, the three is the unconscious.
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  The three is the part that maybe it doesn't really feel like you identify
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  with it, like somebody who tries things.
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  Somebody who goes out there to get it and is ultimately here
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  to find new ways to do things.
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  That's here to innovate, that's here to change things
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  that is interested in change.
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  And the one, the one like stability, the one wants to know the one is
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  really, really interested in depth.
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  And the three is like, screw it next.
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  So you have these two pieces that sometimes can result in, I'm gonna
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  say some impatience with these people.
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  there's e every profile has tremendous capacity and potential
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  for success and for growth.
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  The one, three, the potential here is tremendous to be.
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  courageous, to be a very big authority, to be a real change maker and somebody
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  who displays bravery, who people really look up to that authority really
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  comes from that one line personality.
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  There's a destiny to that.
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  But here's the thing.
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  In order to become an authority as a one three, you need to be
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  able to accept some failure.
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  And that can be really hard for these people to stomach at times, or they
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  can feel, which is the downside.
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  And the, the shadow side of the three line, which is pretty pessimistic,
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  things don't work out for me.
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  This is the martyr part, the sacrificial, oh God, I'm just gonna, I'm gonna
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  do it again and it's not gonna work.
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  And life is just really hard and if you get trapped in that, you
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  never really step up and take your place as an authority.
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  These people, more often than not, what I see from one threes is they're
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  really driven, they're hard workers.
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  Again, that one, three, the reason I brought up the one and the three line
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  being on the first floor of the hexagram, you know, the, the one line and the
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  three line, both being part of that first floor, that personal side of the lines is.
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  If anybody is on a ride, that's about them and not about others.
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  It is a one three profile.
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  If you have a one three.
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  If you are a one three, you are here to learn about yourself.
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  You are here to figure out your process.
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  You are here to do what interests you.
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  Investigating is about interest, and if you second guess what interests you
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  because you're wondering if it will work.
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  You're holding back because it's, you're afraid that it will not
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  work, that it'll fail again.
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  Then you are ultimately holding yourself back from whatever
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  destiny there is for you.
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  Whatever that point of destiny is for you, you will have to walk through some fire.
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  You'll have to see that not everything that you set up to do works, and
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  you gotta become okay with that.
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  You have to learn to be okay with that.
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  And the more okay with that, you become, the faster you'll move,
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  the easier things will be, and the more you'll learn, which means the
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  more you'll have to offer others.
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  But this profile, you know, they're usually very introspective.
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  This is what I mean.
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  The one wants to like sit back, retreat, create things, you know,
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  be kind of in its own energy.
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  And the three is like, no, come on, let's go do everything.
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  Let's try it all.
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  And you might feel that there's a hard time balancing those two things, those
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  two truths, and that's your game, is you have to learn to balance those two
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  truths, those two sides of you now.
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  some famous one threes that I wanted to bring up because I think that
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  this helps illustrate the point.
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  I think that when we see some people, one threes are very successful people.
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  There's a lot of successful one threes out there, there's absolutely no shortage of
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  them, and there's some superstars as well.
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  Beyonce is a one three.
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  Chris Martin is a one three.
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  Vincent Van Gogh one.
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  Three Bono.
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  One three.
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  There are more I could go on, but those are some just off like,
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  when I was preparing for this episode, I was like, who are some
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  one threes that I could call out?
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  Now if you look at some of those examples, you know you have artists
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  here, it's definitely going to be the rest of their chart that sort of
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  determines what road they go down.
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  But often the people who are famous for their interests are a
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  lot of times going to be artists.
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  There are going to be people who followed something maybe that was
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  unconventional, which I think is what one threes do really well.
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  They follow an unconventional path.
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  They have the courage to cut through what everybody else says is the way and
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  say, no, I think I'm gonna go this way.
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  I think I'm gonna do this thing.
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  Now how that shows up is going to be determined by their type, Beyonce's, a
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  manifesting generator, super sparkly and just out there, and very, very much in
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  the spotlight and comfortable with that.
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  That's the rest of her chart.
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  That is all very much in alignment with her design overall.
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  I did an episode on Beyonce.
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  If you're interested in that, go listen to it.
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  We did an episode on Bono as well.
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  One threes talking about the profile.
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  It is the courage to take action ones and threes take action.
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  The one and three, the one gets comfortable and then takes action,
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  and the three says, we don't need to be that comfortable.
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  Let's move.
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  Do you see how that balance could result in a really powerful energy?
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  Somebody who gets stuff done now, like everything there are shadows.
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  Shadows are going to be maybe taking action in ways that don't serve you.
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  Maybe getting really impatient that things aren't working and causing
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  you to change things maybe when they don't need to be changed.
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  Reflection is important for one Threes.
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  Sometimes we're leaning harder on one side than the other.
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  We lean harder and the three are harder into the one.
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  Where are we imbalanced?
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  A lot of times when things aren't working, it's because we are not balanced
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  in really nurturing the two lines.
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  One is leading the other.
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  Which one's leading you?
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  So.
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  I hope you found this interesting.
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  We have a guide for you if you're interested in this.
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  We have an X factor by design guide because this is really
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  about finding your X factor.
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  your profile is the X factor.
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  It's what makes you you, it tells you your process in life, and it helps you deepen
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  your connection to who you really are.
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  And you can move so much faster when you are in alignment with your profile.
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  When you are in alignment with it, then that's when the wind is at your back.
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  This is when things get really fun.
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  So if you're interested in that, we have an XFactor by design guide.
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  All you have to do is DM me the word XFactor on Instagram.
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  We'll send that to you, but then if you wanna go deeper and decondition your
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  Thank you so much for being here.
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  I appreciate you.
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  We will be back with another episode in this profile series.
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  We'll be talking about the one four profile.
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  Next, we'll be going in order through all of them.
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  So I hope you join us for that.
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  I hope even if this is not your profile, that you got value from this and you start
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  to understand maybe the people in your life a little bit better and understanding
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  just how the profile works through us.
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  I hope that this inspired you to dive into your design a little bit deeper.
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