Intuition works as a compass, not a suggestion, and founders who override it in favor of someone else’s exact playbook usually end up successful on paper and unfulfilled in practice. This minisode names the clarity gap that opens up when strategy gets borrowed before purpose gets defined.

In this minisode, I share what I’ve learned from watching clients model their businesses after people they admire, only to find the results feel disconnected from why they started. I talk about the shift that happened when I started paying attention to human design as a lens for how I personally work best, and point to The Vision Map, the self-directed tool I designed for finding the clarity gap and building momentum from a place that is actually yours.

In This Episode:

• Why borrowed strategy only works as far as someone else’s clarity
• The cost of modeling your business after someone else’s
• Why looking within has to come before looking outward
• How human design has shaped the way I builds
• Where to find more on human design: episodes 443, 488, and 337
• The Vision Map as a tool for finding your clarity gap

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