EgoInner authorityHuman Design

This is the class where the heart centre is in charge. In Human Design the heart governs promise, will and a sense of worth, and it has one hard property: it's pulsed rather than continuous. So what it can tell you is whether you want to, not whether you can — the second comes from elsewhere.

You'll recognise it here: what you agreed to and genuinely wanted gets done beyond expectation; what you agreed to because it was expected holds for a while and then snaps; and you're sensitive to worth — where effort and return are visibly out of proportion, your motivation simply goes.

Running well, this is the cheapest mechanism there is: no forcing required, because wanting is itself the fuel and there's plenty of it. Blocked, the usual fault is putting 'I should be a responsible person' ahead of 'I want to' — driving yourself on an image, emptying out halfway, and both sides paying for it. So the method is one honest moment before you agree: not whether you should, but whether you want to. Honesty is cheap at the front and expensive at the back.