Invitations are a central part of being a Projector, and understanding them (and how to work with them) can be difficult. In this episode, we're once again looking at invitations, waiting, and understanding the energetic exchange that happens.  I'll talk about some things I haven't yet when it comes to invitations - like how waiting can suck and be really uncomfortable. We'll also explore the idea of what I'm now calling "knee-jerk invitations" - invitations that happen without real recognition because Projectors understand how difficult it can be to wait for an invitation. So we decide to simply offer that person the invitation they want. (I've done it, too.) Finally, we'll talk about how difficult this whole Projector thing can be. Because it's not always unicorns and butterflies - though if that's been your experience so far, that's wonderful! This episode ended up being quite heavy, and I didn't intend for that, but I supposed sometimes you have to strap on your scuba tanks and go deep. And that's what we're doing here.  We're exploring some uncomfortable ideas and taking a hard look at ourselves and how we work with invitations in an honest, aligned way. Ready to reflect? Listen to the episode now.   Show Notes Note: My links have changed since this episode dropped! (I've just moved platforms). But you can still dive into HD - just follow these new links below.   Become a Patron and get access to exclusive content + early access to TPL episodes! Learn more at https://www.thatprojectorlife.com/patreon/   Looking for some free resources to jumpstart your Human Design journey? They're here: https://www.thatprojectorlife.com/freebies/   Ready to start working with your Projector energy in just 5 lessons? Check out the Projector Pivot Challenge here: https://www.thatprojectorlife.com/projectorpivot/   Learn more about your unique Human Design by booking a reading here.   For all the links mentioned in this episode, check out the complete show notes: https://www.thatprojectorlife.com/tpl155/

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