Quantum Human Design™ - Episode 8 with Betsy Batista

<p>Quantum Human Design is a new and transformed Human Design language that is more expansive, empowering, expressive and comes with a more comprehensive understanding. It's been deliberately engineered and upgraded the HD vocabulary to a powerful, positive, higher vibrational frequency of energy to help you fully activate your potential. In this week's episode, we have Betsy Batista, a storyteller, a writer, a singer, a mother, and a trained birth doula. She loves to support others in embracing and reconnecting to the Truth of Who They Are and owning their unique purpose in the world.<br /> <br /> <strong>Episode Highlights:</strong><br /> <br /> ● How human design influence the way Betsy Batista became an activist. <strong>[02:00]<br /> ●</strong> Why you can't serve from an empty cup and finding what you want to make an impact on. <strong>[04:20]<br /> ●</strong> How you can personally take care of your energy so that it stays sustainable. <strong>[06:50]<br /></strong>● Betsy Batista intense experiences during her young adult years. <strong>[08:40]<br /></strong>● Going through the process of coming back into awareness of how your energies function. <strong>[19:05]<br /> <br /> Guest Bio:</strong></p> <p>Shortly after giving birth to her first child, she was diagnosed with cancer at the age of 28. She was shocked to discover that most of the physicians and practitioners she worked with had little-to-no experience with a young mother with cancer. She had to forge her own path to healing. After curing herself physically, she began the longer journey of mental, emotional, and spiritual integration. Now, over four years later, she recognize cancer for what it was: a spiritual wake-up call. Her purpose is to empower others to embark on their own journey of self-healing, and to know that they have far more control over their reality than they might think. She spent a lot of years taking care of everyone else before herself – until she was forced to put herself first. She felt completely burned out, lost, and confus