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32. Taylor Swift's Gene Keys: The Blueprint Behind Her Billion-Dollar Brand

Episode 32 • 30th October 2025 • Elevate Daily • Alexia Usgaard

Taylor Swift's money code is Gene Key 52, which moves from the shadow of stress to the gift of restraint, to the city, the highest frequency of stillness. This is actually what I call her dominant theme of her entire blueprint. So the format of today's episode is I'm going to specifically focus on four codes in her Gene Key's blueprint and, more than anything, I hope that, as you receive and listen about Taylor Swift, it just may be an invitation for you to get curious about yours. Welcome to Elevate Daily, the podcast for those ready to elevate their life, one intentional day at a time. I'm your host, alexia Usgard, here to give you a permission slip to unapologetically savor the beauty and richness of life. Join me as we explore modern rituals, self-leadership, the gene keys and the art of elevating your health, wealth, love and leadership. It's time to elevate.

Let's dive in Hello, hello and welcome back to Elevate Daily. I'm Alexia Usgaard and I'm so enthused to have you here for today's episode which, honestly, I feel like I have a deep level of joy to share with you, as I have been rocking out to her music in my pre-recording podcast ritual vibe that I always do. So fun thing behind the scenes is that before I ever click record on these episodes. I always enjoy a proper dance party. I always have a lot of fun in the process of setting up the space, and a huge piece of that is music, as music is a really key part of what I love to incorporate in all of my rituals for the most part, and so, of course, as I was preparing to do this sacred episode all around decoding Taylor Swift whether you're someone who absolutely loves and adores Taylor Swift on the deepest level, full Swifty vibes, or someone who's just frankly curious I'm going to be sharing during this episode, a bit about her particular gene keys, so her four core codes that I love to focus on in my Illuminate experience, my signature experience that I focus on with all the incredible ambitious women that I do experiences with. And something I have to name is we did our very best to get the most accurate details on Taylor Swift, but, of course, because I mean she is a massive public figure, and so we use the data that was most readily available. Luckily, there were like two birth times that were the potential big debates for her, and there actually wasn't a difference in the Gene Keys blueprint for those two times. And, more than anything, may this be an opportunity for us all to get curious.

I find it fascinating to really honor and get curious about those who are performing at the highest level, especially ambitious women, women who have stood the test of time, women who have built legacy level work, women who have built bodies of work that feel like they truly channel through them, women who have built bodies of work that feel like they truly channel through them. And so, when I was connecting with who I felt called to do this next Decoding Feminine Icon episode on, it just felt so aligned. Not only has she been requested, frankly, but also from my own curiosity. She's someone that I've always noticed as a artist, someone that I have a lot of respect for the fact that she has really channeled her art over the years. There's a longstanding power about her. There's a way she's literally her last tour, the eras she's honored, the different eras that she's walked with and I have to admit, as a businesswoman, as a marketer, as a saleswoman, I'm going. As a marketer, as a saleswoman, I'm going. She has really mastered some very unique qualities and she's so magnetic in a way, and it blows my mind because, even when I was actually in the Philippines just last year, I'll never forget. You know, I arrived in the Philippines and literally the traffic was insane trying to get from the airport to our hotel and we're like what is happening? And the incredible woman who was driving the car shared this is actually because so many people are going to Taylor Swift's concert in Singapore and so, because of her show happening in Singapore, not in the Philippines, in Singapore there were so many people getting to the airport for her show that it was having an entire citywide impact, which to me, just stuck out as wow. I've always honored, of course, that she's been quite an icon, that I've seen in American culture in particular, but just really understanding in the depth how much she's been a global icon.

And so the format of today's episode is I'm going to specifically focus on four codes in her Gene Keys blueprint and, for anyone who's never heard of the Gene Keys before or is not familiar, the Gene Keys give you the blueprint to understand who you are on a soul level. So before the world told you who to be, before you were conditioned into roles, identities, expectations. Who are you truly here to be? We all have 11 specific gene keys in our hologenetic profile, in our blueprint. I call them our 11 codes, and then every code impacts a very specific area of your life. And what's really interesting is there are 64 potential gene keys that you could have in your blueprint, and so one. There's a lot in that. And then, of course, it's so specific and all of our blueprints are so specific because it's the way your soul's algorithm works in terms of which gene key you have in, which placement you have it, which code it places in, because you and I, for example, could have the same gene key in our blueprints, but yours might be your mission code and mine might be one of my core wounds in relationship, right, so we could go through that specific experience, but it would play out in a very different area of our life.

And so one other thing I'll name is that with every gene key there's three particular frequencies. So you'll hear me share that with every gene key there's a shadow frequency. So, in other words, our challenge, what we're here to really work through and alchemize through and grow through, there's our gift frequency. So that is what we're here to shine brightly in and to be that gift we give and share. And then what's called a city is the highest frequency. It's not city, as in C-I-T-Y, it's city, as in S-I-D-D-H-I, which, in other words, is your divine gift. If you were just to be completely pure in your aura, in your expression, like that is the energy you would exude.

And so, yeah, that's the overview, the goodies, and, more than anything, I hope that, as you receive and listen about Taylor Swift, not only does it spark curiosity in seeing ways in which she's living out her unique codes and her unique highest expression, and maybe an invitation for you to get curious about yours. So the first code of hers I'm going to talk about is her mission code, and your mission code is the placement in your Gene Keys profile that I find gives a lot of indication of what you are here to do, what you are here to be known for doing. If you're someone, especially as an entrepreneur, especially with someone who has a personal brand, this is the gene key that gives a lot of indication of your brand expression, what people will see in you, what you will naturally activate in others, likely, especially in your area, that you call work or labor of love. And so Taylor Swift's is Gene Key 26, which moves from the shadow of pride to the gift of artfulness, to the city of invisibility. What's so powerful is.

The moment I looked and saw that this was her mission code, I went oh, of course, because, as I shared in the intro, if there's something I have always respected about Taylor Swift is you can see her artistry and her craft and she is a genius in so many ways when it comes to marketing, when it comes to marketing her brand, when it comes to marketing her expression and ways that she knows how to bring people into her world. Like I think about all of those. What do people call it? Like the Easter eggs. It's like she leaves all these secret clues in numerology and in different ways that she drops these mysteries and then people get so curious to try to keep tabs and see, like, what she's trying to put out there. And it's just such a specific level of artfulness.

So the shadow of pride is really that dynamic where her ego could get really caught up in just leading a very self-serving mission right. So it could have been this dynamic where she could have gotten really fed into hierarchy consciousness and into competition and gone through a lot of that dynamic of putting people down to get up higher. And when I think about her, it's so interesting because she's in an industry that, I have no doubt, is highly, highly, highly competitive, especially to operate at the level that she does. And so I'm sure there's been so many moments she's had to meet inside of herself the shadow of pride, meet those moments where, you know, maybe she felt like and she's probably had some some rude awakenings where she hasn't gotten it. You know what I mean.

There's so much pressure being a public figure, I can imagine, and it's like I'm sure there were so many moments where that pride came over, of thinking that there's stuff that maybe she felt like she shouldn't have to do. You know dynamics where she could feel like she's farther along than other people and, you know, could have felt a little bit or could have even had opportunities where she had to meet that part of herself that might have gotten highly competitive or had question marks around like uh-oh. But if that person's succeeding, does that mean there's not a place for me? Right? She'll have had to learn on her journey those distinct ways that she can feel some of those insecurities, some of that lack consciousness within herself, and though what's so beautiful is if she really taps into that, which I have no doubts that she's had to, because when I think about her. Like I said, I'm sure there's been moments. She just really has not gotten it perfect by any means and has probably made certain people feel certain things and all those dynamics.

Yet in general, I think she's someone that, at least in the public eye and in the press, has kind of been known in some ways as a girl's girl, and you can see ways in which she's done collaborations, ways in which you can see actively, seemingly tried to lift other people with her or to operate from a very like we're in this together energy and that is very much that gene key of artfulness. It's to know that we are all artists at the core of who we are. We all have a very unique expression. So there's no competition when you really are committed to simply channeling your art and that's what she's here to shine in, that's what she's here to be known for and she's here to activate in other people.

Is this awareness of the artistry that we all carry, the opportunity we all carry when we really connect to that part of ourselves and the gift of really having truth, really having a message we're devoted to and sharing it in a way that's unapologetic, in a way that's not afraid of shining in the spotlight and in a way that knows that the more you share a message you care about, a truth you care about, the more you can actually impact the hearts and the souls of those you're truly meant to. And we think about her right. There's such a movement around her that you can see she's created through her artfulness, through her art and her artistry. And then the city of invisibility is really that reminder of the importance of. Whereas the shadow of pride is all about the self-serving mission, it's just wanting to get as far as you can just for yourself. The invisibility is to want to move, to be moved in the world, to go after big things, to show up in a big way for a bigger mission, a mission that's so much bigger than yourself, for a collective desire to make change.

And so in Taylor Swift's embodiment I can see where you can see that she's had certain conversations, she's spoken out in very particular ways that you can see there's an essence of her really speaking for something bigger than just herself, her wanting to illuminate truths and things that she's experienced as a way of impacting other people, as a way of making others feel that they're not alone, to let others know that they don't have to go through things alone and to create that connection. And so, yeah, as you think about this, as we look at Taylor Swift's particular mission code, it's a really powerful invitation, if you look at your own mission code, to get really curious about, especially when you look at the gift frequency of your mission code. Are you really committed to shining in that gift, knowing that the more you shine in that gift, the more you will activate that in others, the more you become that permission slip for others, who are very aligned to be activated by you to meet their highest potential, their highest expression, and really tap into elevation in that capacity. So let's then move on to Taylor Swift's money code. So this is the code that gives a lot of indication of what will be supportive in terms of ensuring that you will attract and circulate money and resource in your life from a very aligned, relaxed perspective. And also, in the shadow frequency, what will repel, what is the frequency you can give off, that you can be embodied in, that actually will repel and make it so you could feel stuck, you could feel stagnant, you could feel like things are not working out with ease at all in your world when it comes to prosperity, money and just feeling abundant in your expression of resource. And so Taylor Swift's money code is gene key 52, which moves from the shadow of stress to the gift of restraint, to the city, the highest frequency of stillness.

One thing I want to note is this isn't just Taylor Swift's money code. This is actually what I call her dominant theme of her entire blueprint. What that means is I always look when I see someone's gene keys, and I look at someone's blueprint to see do they have any gene keys that show up more than once? Because, like I said in the beginning, there's 64 potential gene keys. So, the specific 11 gene keys you have in your blueprint, you got a specific 11 out of the 64 that you're really here to know intimately and to walk with intimately and alchemize intimately on your life's journey. So you can imagine, though, if you have a gene key that shows up as a repeat, then you know that particular journey is really something that you are going to have extra energy and extra opportunity to intimately work with in this lifetime. So she has this gene key 52 twice in her particular blueprint. She has it in this placement and she has it also in the placement that really impacts how she's here to show up as the truest vessel of herself in connection and in community with other people. This one didn't surprise me that this is again. I feel like I wasn't surprised with any of her gene keys. This is the best. It's always so sacred and so beautiful. When I see someone's blueprint and I go, hmm, this feels aligned, when you can really quickly see the reflection of how they're embodying their blueprint and so there's something really beautiful in that.

And when I think about her, the shadow of stress is, of course, we all I mean gosh, I mean in our world. If you're listening to this podcast, we know stress well. Like stress is something that I think in our world we're all getting so aware of and intimately connected to. Yet for her, she's going to know it really intimately. And stress is that physical experience of overwhelm that's typically generated from. It can come from picking up fears from the collective. It can just be this way in which you're resisting the natural flow of your life, and it can just be when you're either repressing or reacting to the status quo. It's just all of the ways we basically turn off and can rush.

That's a really big dynamic of it. There's this tendency to feel like you need to be in that urgency culture, in that rushing dynamic, where you feel like you need to move faster and you need to do everything right, you need to be everything, do everything for everyone, whereas the gift of restraint is really rooted in that patience. It's that patience to understand divine timing. It's that patience to know that life functions in cycles and sometimes the cycles are to share, to show up, to be very external, and sometimes there's a time to be very receptive and quiet and deeply internal. It's like really honoring the seasons that we see in nature. Right, in the winter season, we experience that nature experiences a very different reality than in the summer or in the spring. Right, if we were expected to be in spring all the time, it would be very tricky and like how would that even function? Because we need all the different seasons to even have it be that spring can truly operate, that the flowers can blossom the way that they do, that they can pollinate the way that they're meant to Right. And so when someone taps into and really embodies this gift of restraint, there's someone who's not afraid of saying no, of being patient and being deeply in tune with their unique timing and the city frequency of stillness is to have such a deep level of reverence, to know that that pause and that stillness is where so much magic and opportunity live.

And when I think about Taylor Swift and I think about her life and I think about her career, especially with knowing that this is her key code to financial resource especially when I think about I mean, we all know she has gone out and she has. She's become a billionaire and she's done it in such a unique way for her. And what spoke to me about her career is that you can see ways in which she has really gone out and she's not afraid to be an action taker, a doer. I mean, like the eras tour she did is absolute insanity when I think about it, when I think about how many shows she did and all the different places in the world that she did it. That is such committed, devotional expression and she knows how to take time after she is very external to then go very internal.

You can see it in the way she's released albums that she hasn't been someone who's just always had to produce something else. She hasn't always been someone who's putting something else out. You can see there's this way in which she drives enthusiasm, this way in which she's not afraid to disappear for a moment, knowing that whenever she comes back, people will be so eager to hear from her again. You know, it's that energy of knowing I'm sure I can't even imagine for her brand team how many opportunities that come her way. And I think it's that restraint, it's that gift of knowing that she's really not here to do everything and she's definitely not here to be here for everyone. She's going to be so tuned and tapped into her stillness. She's going to be so tuned and tapped into honoring her receptivity so that way, when something really comes in as a possibility, she can have such a clear yes and such a clear, can have such a clear yes and such a clear no, such a clear yes and such a clear no.

And knowing that I would imagine on her journey, probably what's made her so abundant has been her knowing exactly which levers in her brand, in her artistic expression, are the ones that compound, are the ones that truly compound her artistry and her mission of artfulness, like we went through before, and that really highlight and that really are where she wants to be devoted. And so for you, as you connect with your money code. I always love to give that invitation to really look at that shadow frequency and get really honest about are there ways in which you're playing that shadow out currently and are there ways where that shadow could be actually repelling or making it feel like resources are not flowing as effectively as you would like and with as much ease as you would like at this time and again, to hold that shadow is so much reverence and honor it. And then to really look at your gift frequency and tap into what would support you with embodying that gift frequency more, what would support you with shining deeper in it, what would support you with really knowing that this gift lives inside of you and this gift is a key code for you to be a steward of wealth, of resource, of abundance, of whatever is your truest form, and so really connecting with that gift frequency and inviting yourself to really see this within yourself and to connect with a way, potentially a ritual, that will ensure that you stay in deeper connection to that frequency. That will ensure that you stay in deeper connection to that frequency.

And then let's move on to her meaning code. So the meaning code is the code that gives a lot of insight into what will support you with feeling deeply fulfilled on the journey, Because there's a lot of things we can all do in this lifetime, yet what is going to be the gift frequency you're meant to exude to feel the deepest sense of joy, to find the deepest sense of meaning in all that you are showing up for in your life? And also, again, when you look at the shadow frequency, to get really clear on what frequency and what should you pay attention to within yourself, to get really clear on when I'm playing out this particular shadow. I actually know I'm stunting my level of joy, I'm stunting my level of feeling deeply free and fulfilled as I strive and as I show up and as I create from a deep level of devotion to be someone who knows they're here to do big things and make a big impact in this world.

And so for Taylor Swift, her meaning code is gene key 36, which moves from the shadow of turbulence to the gift of humanity, to the city of compassion. So this gene key in her blueprint to me highlights why she is someone who you can see over the years has been so committed to expressing her emotional range. So one of just my curiosities and I think one of my own hypotheses on why she has to the test of time and why people have loved her for so long is, there's a way in which I can see how she taps into this gene key. I can see how the shadow of turbulence is really that energy where, when you're in turbulence, there's a fear of crisis, there's a fear that you won't be able to handle something that comes your way, and oftentimes there's a fear of suffering. Really At the core of it, it's this fear of experiencing pain, of suffering, and so through that fear, like it's that classic example of sometimes the hardest fear, is the fear of fear itself.

And so someone who has this gene key is going to be intimately aware that the more they resist anything that is painful or they find uncomfortable in their life or they find emotionally dysregulating, the more that they really truly resist it or react to it, the more it leads them into this state that doesn't feel supportive, whereas someone with this gene key is really here to honor, to be able to actually sit and to not run from their emotional range, not to run even when things feel turbulent both internally and externally. And there's someone that knows that the more that they can sit in that part of themselves, the more that they can tap into their gift frequency, which is humanity and the humanity gene. Key is this deep knowing that the suffering, the pain we experience actually in many ways can crack us open. In many ways it has that ability to support us with our growth. It has this ability to help us to trust and allow life to happen to us, to not resist change and to also know that oftentimes, especially emotional waves we all experience are quite impermanent, that things are always changing. We're always changing, we're always evolving in that expression. And so when you tap into this humanity gift frequency, you then, of course, can then embody the city, the highest frequency of compassion, this ability to look at others and not also run or look away from their discomfort, from their turbulence. There's a way in which you can see that all of us experience suffering and pain, that that's part of the human experience, and yet to be able to sit with a soft heart, with an open heart, to allow all of it to be felt, without letting it close you down and push you into a state of that constriction frequency.

And when I think about her, when I think about her albums, when I think about her, especially as a writer of her words, of her songs. You can see that and I feel like I've even heard her share this in past interviews. You know, like that, every album she writes, of course, is its own experience, where she's getting initiated into aspects of her own self right, and you can feel that, like I guarantee you, when we think about so many things that she'll talk about, she'll talk about topics that you can see were quite personal and intimate. I know there was a lot of talk of her at one stage about her dating life and I mean I feel like her dating life has always been a big topic in pop culture. I feel like I'm not one of those people who really knows all the ins and outs of pop culture, but I feel like if there's one thing I've definitely observed, it's her dating history has been something I feel like over time people have always been curious about, especially now as she's engaged to Travis Kelsey and all these things. But I feel like there was so much in every album and every journey she went into and I feel like that's even why the Heiress tour was so interesting and I get to speak for myself on this.

I'll never forget when her first album came out and I remember that I think why she's someone I've had respect for Not that I, like I said I don't know if I would ever classify as like a full Swifty, because I feel like there's definitely been albums I've known more than others. And it's not someone I've not necessarily been someone who, like every time the album comes out I've always been the first to know or the first to keep tabs on everything there. Or I definitely haven't been like someone who's known all the inside scoops of the hidden messages and stuff she puts out. But I will say I almost feel like I grew up with her in a way, you know, I think about. I remember Love Story.

The album of Love Story was one of the first CDs I ever had in my car and I remember it because my sister and I it was right when I got my own driver's license and I remember it because my sister and I it was right when I got my own driver's license and I remember that you know that was in the day where I didn't have an iPhone and I actually would put CDs into the car and I just remember that there was something so impactful about the story she was telling then and how much I related to what she was sharing in that story. And you know, like I was in my era, era of first loves, and I was in that era of teenage love and I was in all of those energies. And then I do remember when Blank Space came out in gosh when would that have been? I remember where I was. I remember I was in the heart of my Silicon Valley days right after graduating college and I remember Shake it Off was on that album. I remember Welcome to New York was on that album.

I remember there was something about that album where, when she released it, I just felt so much connection to what she was talking about. I remember that was the era where I had just come out of college, I was coming into my own, I was trying to figure out who I truly was as a person and I had felt often misunderstood in so many areas of my life. And I remember just that Shake it Off song. I was like, yes, like shake it off, you know, it was like such a connection point there. And then it just has continued in different times and I think what's so beautiful about that is I feel like she's someone who's been connected to her own emotional range and has just been honest about whatever she's navigating and processing as she writes at that season of her life and then shares it.

And I think there's something about it that's so connected to humanity, like her gift frequency of humanity, because I imagine each of her art projects and all of her creations connect her to her own humanity, which then I think are what create such a connection to the collective humanity. You know, because if you think about many of the songs, they're the ones I most connect with from her. They're not super complicated, they're not talking about super complicated topics. They're just so relatable about such specific experiences that we've all navigated, whether it's love, whether it's heartbreak, whether it's feeling completely misunderstood or I'll just even share. It's so interesting on her newest album, the Life of a Showgirl, that just came out, I mean I've listened to the full album.

For some reason I don't even think this song is one of the most popular songs on the album, but the eldest daughter song has spoken to me the most for some reason, or it's the one I find I play the most and I think it's just, again, it's connecting to the humanity within me. That is also the eldest daughter and so it's just so interesting that she's really tapped into this gift frequency and I think she knows it and there's some probably soul level part of her that knows that the more she taps into her humanity, the more she embodies this, the more she knows that any turbulence that comes her way can actually be channeled more deeply into her artistic expression for the greater collective good. The more she's found meaning, the more she's found that she as an artist feels likely more satisfied and deeply fulfilled on the journey For your own meaning code. I would recommend just taking a moment. I'd love to invite you to again look at that gift frequency within you in your particular blueprint and to get curious. What would support you with deeply connecting to that gift frequency in your particular meaning code? What would support you with knowing on a deeper level that this particular gift frequency that is being exuded in this gene key is what makes you find your deepest joy on the journey, not for anyone else, for you to feel like your being is fully expressed in this lifetime. And again, you can also look at the shadow frequency and see are there ways in which you've been finding yourself getting a bit caught up in that frequency and again, with just grace and with love, to invite yourself back into that gift frequency and see the gift.

I think a lot of people love to fixate on shadows and fixate on the parts of themselves that they think need to be fixed. And this is one of the things I love about the gene keys is I don't find it a system that's trying to say go fix yourself, you're broken. I find as a very honest system that honors the fact that at every single growth edge you're ever going to navigate, you're going to get to know your shadow on a deeper level. It's not that we ever don't have shadows anymore. It's how we just over the years, over our lifetime, get more and more aware of the different ways it plays out and we get better at knowing how we navigate it, how we alchemize them, how we move back into our gift frequency. It's not this idea that we're getting to some space where we'll never feel it ever again. It's actually having a deep reverence for our excellence, for the world-class beings we're here to be and to have a lot of grace and a lot of gentleness and a lot of honoring that as someone who's committed to growing and to elevating in your lifetime you're going to consistently meet your next growth edges, which is going to ask you to likely meet your shadows again and to alchemize at the next expression of it into the gift frequency.

Okay, and so then, lastly, the last gene key I want to share with you of hers is the magnetism code. So magnetism, taylor Swift's magnetism code. So this is the gene key that gives a lot of insight into what will be, from the gift frequency, what is the energy you're here to exude that's going to attract the most aligned connections, people, romantic partners, opportunities into your life. And also the shadow frequency gives a lot of indication of what to pay attention to as a signal that something is off or that you're not exuding your highest frequency and through that process, also to ask yourself to alchemize back into your gift frequency so that way you can become that magnetic expression that is actually creating the most aligned community relationships, et cetera, in your life. So for Taylor Swift, her gene key is gene key 17, which moves from the shadow of opinion to the gift of farsightedness, to the city of omniscience.

So well, I love this because I think what stands out to me so the shadow of opinion is, of course, that dynamic of being very mental and that tendency in the shadow, of getting really fixated on thinking you know what's right, that this is the one way you're supposed to do things, and finding yourself rejecting any other opinions, perspectives or ideas of things right. It can be that very dogmatic way of thinking. It can be that very just over fixation on the left brain, whereas the gift of farsightedness is where the ability to honor your intellect is also integrated with your intuition. It's that ability to honor the details of what's right in front of you, while always seeing how it plays out in the bigger picture. And there's this gift also in farsightedness that has a lot more focus on solution.

So when someone's in the shadow of opinion, they can almost find, I find that they fixate on the problem. It's just this. Like everyone has to see the problem, problem, problem, problem. There's just this fixation on telling the problem, highlighting the problem, whereas the farsightedness gift honors the problem, sees it and then, more so, focuses on the solution. Like they see the problem and then they focus on then more so focuses on the solution. Like they see the problem and then they focus on. Okay with this problem, with this contrast, with this thing that I don't find is serving the highest good. How can I be a part of the solution? And then that city, that highest frequency of omniscience, is like having a deep level of patience. There's no fixation on like I have to be the one that everyone knows is right. It's more of this awareness that we're all interconnected and this deep openness in the wisdom that lies within our interconnectedness.

So when I tune into Taylor Swift and her magnetism and this fact that she's really here to highlight this gift of having a very farsighted perspective, it doesn't surprise me at all with her because, again, I think she's someone who's navigated. I mean, think about the eras and the times we've all lived in. I can't even imagine how much pressure she's had at times to be told she needs to speak out on certain topics, that she needs to express her opinions you know, to be respected and all these different things. Yet her gift of farsightedness is not to diminish her perspective on things, but it's also not to be someone who thinks that they are the only one who knows the right way. And what's interesting is when I think about this.

An example I think about of how I feel like she expresses the farsightedness is. I feel like when I've tuned into her career and her artistry and her way of building her brand over the years, I can see how she still expresses her truth, because that's the thing she's definitely someone who expresses her truth. Yet again, she does it in, I would say, very creative, different ways. She does it in sometimes cheeky ways and she doesn't do it in very trying to get people to all fixate on her one mental perspective, on something. I think about it, because the song of hers that always stands out to me as, like a way she's expressed a large scale problem but has done it in a way that kind of activates conversations, but not in a way that just says like everyone needs to be. She's not trying to like blame or like put a bunch of people down or make it super defensive. It actually feels like it kind of opens up an interesting conversation was.

e time I think it was in like: 2019

But I just think in general, if we think about this, from her magnetism for her to have a longstanding brand. If I was like to talk to her brand team, which I don't think they need any specific feedback, but I think where they've evidently probably had a lot of behind the scenes conversations is her truth, how she tells her truth, and to just keep her always zooming out into a bigger picture, never getting fixated, probably when so many people have come towards her, like I said, and said she needs to do this, she needs to talk about this, she needs to do that, always allowing her to have a farsighted vision of what she wants to stand for, what she's here to be known for, and to let that be the guide. And so, in this perspective, when you really own this gift of farsightedness, you can honor the seasons of life that are moving through you and never get too defined by one season, but to always keep your bigger picture on what is the farsighted, long-term vision, what is the long-term change you are devoted to and committed to. So, when you look at your magnetism code, it's a really beautiful opportunity to look at the gift frequency again and to get really honest about hmm, how do I feel that I'm embodying this? Am I embodying this gift frequency? Is this a frequency I'm consistently embodying? And, if not, what would support me with embodying this frequency on a deeper level, really highlighting this and then also again having a conversation with your shadow frequency and noticing the ways that can play out. Notice if you have any relationships or opportunities in your life right now that are illuminating that shadow frequency, or spaces where you're around people, or opportunities where you find you're embodying it more, and let that be data and get curious and get curious about why that's coming up and what would be needed in order for you to truly alchemize into your gift frequency and show up even more from that perspective. Oh, my goodness, I feel like I just gave so many goodies here and, yeah, I just hope this was deeply helpful and impactful for you listening.

I really wanted to just let this be as if we were sitting down and I was sitting with Taylor and going hey, here's a little gist about your gene keys. This is what I go through. These four particular codes your mission, money, meaning and magnetism are the four codes that I focus on as the foundation of what I do with all clients, especially in my signature experience, the Illuminate experience. I love to focus on these four codes because I find that if you're an ambitious woman, if you're someone who's really devoted to showing up, to elevating your mission, to doing what you're here to do in the world, and as someone who wants to do it from a place of ease, from a place of really honoring that feminine softness and that feminine power in you as well, that those four codes give such a strong foundation to really know yourself and embody your highest expression in leadership in all areas of your life. And yeah, so if you feel called to really experience and have me go through and share the depths of your particular gene keys, like I did for Taylor, but even more detailed than I just did for her, as this is a little mini podcast episode, I would love to invite you to book a spot for my Illuminate experience.

And, yeah, just more than anything, as I do these episodes, I like to see these again as invitations for us all to get curious, to take a moment to reflect on why powerhouse leaders, especially feminine iconic leaders, are shining what they're navigating, knowing we all have shadows, we all have things we're here to be challenged by and to work through in this lifetime and to honor what it takes to really shine our gifts, what it means to be unapologetic about shining in our gifts, knowing that our gifts are truly the greatest thing we can give to the world. And if there's, there's nothing I can think of that's more important than shining in our gifts right now, because all of us came here with a very unique soul's blueprint. All of us came here with a unique soul's mission. All of us came here with something we're specifically here to channel through with ease not through hustle, not through exhaustion, not through constant burnout and that it's so possible to elevate whatever it is you care about from that space of more spaciousness, from that space of deeper presence and from that space of feeling like you can exhale on the journey. And so thank you so much for tuning into this episode. If you feel called, I would love for you to send me a DM and share with me a takeaway from this episode. If you're a Swifty fan, like I said, if you're just Swifty curious, like I'm just curious to know what has stood out to you, if you have any of the same gene keys that I shared in your blueprint that she has, or if anything came up. Also, as I did give some invitations throughout for you to, as you were listening to her, to get curious about your own version. And, more than anything, I'm just so grateful for you, for you tuning in, for you being a part of this community. I don't take it lightly. These episodes are just such a treasure in so many ways. And yeah, until next time.

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