Business Intuitive Coach by Jen Taylor Consulting

10/09/2026

10/08/2026

Have you ever actually defined what enough looks like in your business?

Enough revenue.
Enough clients.
Enough growth.
Enough hours worked.

Because if you never define enough, the goalpost can keep moving.

$5K becomes $10K.
$10K becomes $20K.
A full client roster becomes “How can I fit in two more?”

And suddenly you’ve built a successful business that requires a life you don’t actually want.

Your business doesn’t exist in a separate ecosystem from your life.

The two have to work together.

That’s what I’m digging into on this week’s episode of Design Your Business.

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10/07/2026

How much do I actually have the capacity to do?

Because just because your business can grow doesn’t mean it needs to grow by adding more clients, more offers, more hours, or more responsibilities.

Growth can also look like:

More profit with fewer clients.
Better systems.
Stronger boundaries.
More intentional offers.
More time away from the business.

In the latest episode of Design Your Business, I’m talking about understanding your capacity and using it to make smarter business decisions.

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10/07/2026

You know your Human Design type. Now what?

Knowing you’re a Generator, Manifestor, Projector, or Reflector is a starting point. The useful part is exploring what that framework brings up when you’re making real business decisions.
Should I take this client?
Do I want to keep offering this service?
Is this collaboration worth the commitment?
Am I ready to change how I work?

In a Human Design for Business reading, we explore your type, strategy, and authority and connect those ideas to how you lead, work, and approach opportunities.

I bring my business operations and coaching experience into that conversation, too. We look at what you’re noticing alongside the practical realities of your business.

The goal is to understand yourself better and bring that understanding into your next decision.

If you’ve collected plenty of advice but still find yourself asking, “What actually fits me?” this is a place to begin.

Send me a DM with READING for details about a Human Design for Business reading.

10/06/2026

What if your business had to fit into your life—not the other way around?

So many of us build the business first.

We fill the calendar.
Take on the clients.
Add the offers.
Set the revenue goals.

And then we try to squeeze our actual life into whatever space is left.

But what if we reversed it?

What do you want your days to look like?
How much do you actually want to work?
How much space do you want for travel, family, hobbies, rest—or simply doing nothing?

Then build the business around that.

In this week’s episode of Design Your Business, I’m talking about creating a business that supports the life you actually want to live.

🎧 Listen to the latest episode wherever you get your podcasts.

10/06/2026

You don’t have to prove your value by doing more.

More tasks. More availability. More extras that weren’t in the proposal.

Sometimes your most valuable contribution is seeing what everyone else has missed:

The bottleneck slowing down delivery.

The offer that brings in revenue but leaves very little profit.
The talented team member who needs a different role.
The process that could be three steps instead of twelve.

As a Projector in Human Design, this is one of the ideas I keep coming back to: my perspective is part of my expertise.

That doesn’t mean sitting back and hoping someone notices. I can share what I see, explain how I think, and let people understand the work I do.

Then, when an opportunity comes along, I can ask:

“Do they value the expertise I bring—or just want someone who will take on more?”
You don’t need to be a Projector to find that question useful.

Before you add another deliverable to prove your worth, name the result your expertise already helps create.

Listen to this week’s Design Your Business podcast for more on Human Design, recognition, and making business decisions that fit you.

10/05/2026

Have you ever said yes to something that looked great on paper… and then wondered why you agreed to it?

The collaboration had potential. The program promised results. The new offer could bring in revenue.

But once you were committed, you realized you didn’t actually want to build your business that way.

Before your next yes, ask yourself:
• Does this support the business I’m trying to build?
• Do I have the time, energy, and resources to follow through?
• Am I interested in the opportunity—or reacting to the pressure around it?
• What else do I need to understand before deciding?

Human Design gives us another lens for exploring that process: your strategy and authority. I use it alongside your goals, numbers, and capacity to help you ask more useful questions.

Because “I could make this work” and “I want to do this” are two different answers.
In this week’s Design Your Business episode, I’m exploring Human Design and business decision-making, including how the different types approach opportunities.

Listen to the podcast through the link in my bio. Save this post for the next opportunity that needs more than an automatic yes.

10/05/2026

What if you stopped building your life around your business and started doing it the other way around?

In this episode, I’m talking about defining your enough, understanding your capacity, and designing a business that supports the life you actually want. Because your business and your life aren’t separate ecosystems. They’re connected.

A new episode of the Design Your Business podcast is out now.

Tune in on your favorite podcast player!

10/04/2026

Have you ever made a business decision that looked completely right on paper—but something inside you still wasn’t sold?

Maybe you launched an offer, accepted a client, joined a program, or said yes to a collaboration. Then, once you were committed, you found yourself wondering, “Why did I agree to this?”

In this episode of Design Your Business, I’m exploring how Human Design can offer another lens for understanding how you approach opportunities and make decisions.

Listen to the Design Your Business podcast wherever you listen, or link in Bio