What if getting to know yourself isn’t about finding the perfect label – maybe it’s more about finding language that helps things make more sense? For sensitive people especially, personality tools can offer a starting point. Not the full picture, but a way in.In this episode, I’m joined by Kerstin Martin to talk about self-knowledge, sensitivity, and how the right tools at the right time can help us work with our nature, not against it.Kerstin is a Squarespace and online business educator and late-bloomer solopreneur who built a successful internet business with only a small audience and no ads. As a neurodivergent HSP, she’s passionate about helping course creators build calm, sustainable businesses without the hustle. Her work centres on simplified systems, gentle marketing, and organic growth.What we talk about in this episode:Sensitivity as a compass for how we live and workHow personality tools (like the Enneagram, Human Design & career anchors) can offer practical self-awarenessThe impact of self-knowledge on business, marketing, and boundariesWhy some tools help us move forward – and others might box us inHolding your identity lightly and learning to work with your nature More about Kerstin:You can learn more about Kerstin’s work or connect with her here:·     Website: https://calmcoursecreator.com·     Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kerstinmartin·     LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kerstinmartin·     Blog article: Self-knowledge is a business toolCurious about Human Design? Kerstin recommends the Human Design Blueprint as a great place to start. This isn’t a paid promotion, just something she genuinely finds helpful. She also shared a discount code for listeners: KerstinWant to get in touch? Email me at [email protected]© Teresa Beehan. Everything shared here is for information and reflection – not professional advice. Please use your judgement before taking action based on anything you hear. We accept no responsibility for any decisions made in connection with the content. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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