What if the reason business has felt exhausting isn’t because you’re doing it wrong but because you’re not built to hustle?

In this guest episode, I'm joined by Natasha Golinsky for a great conversation about what it’s actually like to run a business as a 1/3 Splenic Projector, especially in a world that rewards constant output, pushing, and proving.

Natasha Golinsky helps women-owned agencies deliver expert web development to their clients, is a mentor to female founders, a Mom, breast cancer butt kicker and a 3x Nominee Canada Women of Influence® Award. She shares her lived experience navigating business, burnout, decision-making, and self-trust as a Projector, and the moment she realized the problem wasn’t her effort but rather the way she was trying to approach work.

We talk about:

• Why hustle culture quietly drains certain business women

• What it feels like to work against your natural energy in business

• How intuition and timing play a role in sustainable leadership

• The difference between forcing momentum and creating aligned success

• Why “doing more” often backfires for Projectors in business

  
  

This conversation isn’t about doing less for the sake of ease. It’s about doing business differently, in a way that actually works for how you’re wired.

If you’ve ever thought:

• “Why does business feel harder for me than it should?”

• “Why am I exhausted even when I’m doing all the ‘right’ things?”

• “What if business just… isn’t for me?”

This episode will help you see your experience through a new lens and maybe finally stop blaming yourself for a system that was never designed for you.

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00:00 Erin Hines & Natasha Golinsky

02:22 Natasha's Journey into Human Design

07:07 The Impact of Human Design on Business

13:27 Embracing Uniqueness and Trusting Yourself

19:44 Navigating Life as a Projector

26:30 Investing in Self-Discovery and Learning

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In this episode of I challenges the pressure of “New Year, New You” and unpack why forcing goals, especially at the start of the year, can drain your energy, create burnout, and disconnect you from what actually matters to you.

If the idea of setting goals right now feels heavy, frustrating, or exhausting, you’re not behind and there’s nothing wrong with you. This conversation is a permission slip to stop comparing yourself to everyone else’s timelines and reconnect with your own internal compass.

I'll share personal reflections on slowing down, not hitting traditional goals, and why alignment, energy, and fulfillment matter far more than chasing numbers or checking boxes on a calendar.

In this episode, we explore:

• Why “New Year, New You” creates unnecessary pressure and shame

• How forcing goals can actually kill your energy and clarity

• Why comparison leads to self-doubt and false stories about what’s “wrong” with you

• The difference between a motivation problem and a capacity problem

• Why your internal compass matters more than the calendar

• How slowing down, releasing pressure, and letting emotions move creates real clarity

• What it means to stop chasing and let your life show you what’s next

January 1st is not a starting line.
You are the starting line.

You get to begin when your energy says go—not when the internet does.

If this episode resonated, share it with a friend, leave a review, or send Erin a message to let her know what landed for you.

And as always…
Keep rebelling. Keep rising.

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00:00 The Pressure of Year-End Reflections

03:45 Redefining Success Beyond Goals

09:26 Goals Setting Problem or Capacity Problem?

11:47 New Year, Same You: A Shift in Perspective

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Are you stuck in the perfectionism cycle — overthinking every decision, delaying launches, and feeling like nothing is ever “good enough”? In this episode, we’re breaking down how to stop being a perfectionist and how Human Design can help you finally create aligned business growth.

You’ll learn why perfectionism shows up for leaders, how it disconnects you from your inner authority, and what patterns appear in each Human Design profile line. If you’re a business woman, CEO, or entrepreneur tired of overworking, people-pleasing, and trying to “get it right,” this episode will help you shift into authentic, aligned leadership.

✨ Inside this episode:

• Why perfectionism is a control pattern

• How to break the perfectionism cycle using Human Design

• How your profile lines influence your perfectionist tendencies

• How to stop overthinking and trust your inner authority

• Why alignment creates more business growth than perfection ever will

If you’re ready to ditch the pressure to be perfect and lead from clarity, confidence, and authenticity — this one’s for you.

Episode on human design Authority: https://creators.spotify.com/pod/show/erin-hines/episodes/04-Unlocking-Your-Inner-Compass-In-Business-e30esmr/a-abrgdtg

Keep rebelling, keep rising.

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00:00 Understanding Perfectionism

03:01 The Control Aspect of Perfectionism

07:34 Human design Inner Authority, Decision Making, and Perfectionism

12:32 Human Design Profile Lines and Perfectionism

13:52 Line 1 Human Design

16:09 Line 2 Human Design

17:38 Line 3 Human Design

19:41 Line 4 Human Design

21:01 Line 5 Human Design

22:24 Line 6 Human Design

24:43 Release Control Over Perfection

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