Welcome to Being Heretically Human in Business
For those unlearning what the world told them they should be.
Where truth and tenderness meet creative strategy.
Being Heretically Human in Business is quiet rebellion against disconnection —
a call for entrepreneurs, creatives, and leaders ready to build from the inside out.
At the intersection of intuition, integrity, and individuality, we challenge what success is supposed to look like and redefine leadership as something deeply personal, courageous, and true.
This is a space for reflection, for truth-telling, for returning to yourself.
Because in a world that profits from your doubt, choosing to stay heart-centered is the most heretical act of all.
Come be part of the movement.
This isn’t about followers, formulas, or fixing yourself.
It’s about remembering your own rhythm — and walking alongside others who are done performing and ready to live by design.
Heretically Human is for those who lead with heart in a world that forgot how.
And if you’ve read this far, you’re already part of it.
How to Get Started:
The Human Design Business Clarity Call
One focused hour. We’ll work on 1–2 real issues in your business, find where energy and structure are out of sync through your Human Design, and you’ll leave with 1–3 aligned action steps you can implement right away.
Ready for ongoing support after your call? Being Heretically Human in Business™ is where we integrate this work together month by month. (Coming soon — get on the waitlist when you book your call).
Behind Heretically Human is Aypril Porter — a 5/2 Projector, coach, teacher, and creator with a heretical heart for business.
She helps entrepreneurs return to their truth, rebuild with compassion, and create businesses that feel as good on the inside as they look on the outside.
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"Aypril is insightful, caring, and has a remarkable ability to convey detailed information in a way that's both easily absorbable and immediately applicable. Working with her was a truly invaluable experience. If you're on the fence, jump in, you'll be so thankful you did."
– Lacy Waltermeyer, course participant