Show Notes
In this week's episode (while I'm offline living my best life in Fiji!), you all get to be a fly-on-the wall as I drop into another psychic reading for a subscriber and also long-time beautiful client of mine, Paula.In this episode you will get to hear what a real-life psychic reading sounds like when someone sits opposite me. These are mini-readings (20-ish minutes) that are completely unprompted and unedited - and other than the shorter time frame, they are exactly how a psychic reading goes when someone sits opposite me.I loved reading for Paula because she works in the magic realms herself - a reiki master, NLP practitioner and expert in mindset, strategy and creating empowered change - and when I read for other spiritually "tapped in" people, we cut straight to the chase, leaving absolutely no stone unturned - which you'll hear in today's ep. There's a beautiful vulnerability and honesty in today's episode that I feel will particularly resonate with any other business owners or anyone navigating grief in some way, however truly - there is something for everyone here. Enjoy!
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