Hi folks. It has been a while since I announced that I am not going to be teaching divination anymore. Here is an update as to what is happening for me next.
My husband Alfie and I are spending this weekend getting ready for hitting the road next month. We will be travelling around the UK, promoting our new business as we go.
We’ve put together a range of resources designed to help business owners market themselves online. We have created courses on building email lists, growing on social media, and establishing a strong digital presence.
Starting next month, we’ll be heading out to connect with British businesses in person. 🇬🇧 Currently, we are negotiating a deal on a 19ft trailer 🚐
We’ll be starting our mission in West Lothian, Scotland, then who knows?
Obviously, people think Alfie and I are insane.
But, lucky for us, I am used to being labelled ‘crazy’.
Throughout my career in the spiritual industry, I was often called crazy. This criticism didn’t come from non-believers - it often came from other people within the spiritual industry.
In 2016, I set my sights on transitioning from my role as a professional psychic to becoming a full-time online course creator, teaching divination.
The cover of my first ever e-book.
Almost immediately after I had this vision, I started noticing a wave of Facebook posts from fellow Tarot readers, many of whom were openly critical of online course creators. They had taken to Tarot Facebook groups to complain about the new ‘wave’ of course creators. And, because I had set online course creation as a goal of mine, I took their opinions personally.
🔮 It’ll never work - the industry is just not big enough
🔮 No-one will ever pay for Tarot courses when YouTube is free
🔮 Young people, regardless of their experience, should not be teaching divination
🔮 And so on….
There was a period of time when I allowed these opinions to influence me. I sat for a year, dragging my feet, until I finally felt ‘ready’ to take the plunge.
But, once I did, I had regrets. I regretted not just going for my dreams sooner. I regretted wasting my own time, and allowing my mindset to influence me.
I’m not making that mistake this time. Like The Fool from Tarot, I am going to embrace this adventure, and see where it takes me.
If you look closely at The Fool, you can see he is getting ready to jump from the ledge.
If you examine The Fool, you’ll notice that he appears to step off of a ledge. Because he is not looking before he leaps, some interpret this as a warning.
However, from the image, you cannot see if he really is stepping off the mountain. His fate is not clear. There could be another step just below, ready to catch his fall. The mountain, a symbol representing problems in fortune telling, may also not be as high as we assume.
Self-Reflection
So, this week, I want you to ask yourself:
🌿 Where in my life am I holding back because I am scared of what others think?
🌼 What dream or idea have I been sitting on, waiting to feel ready? Will I ever feel ready?
♥️ What would happen if I took the first steps now?
That’s all from me. As for this website? I will keep it active as a resource for other diviners. I have no intention on deleting this site.
If you would like to follow my progress, you can find out more by checking out our website, Dream Business School:
