A day in the life of a Psychic

Most of my day is spent talking to people. Emotions can run high so I must always remain balanced and grounded. I am so fortunate that I have great clients who have a wonderful sense of humor and because of this, the sessions are not intense.

​I've been immersed in this line of work for quite some time now, and I've heard just about every remark imaginable. Criticism doesn't faze me anymore; often, it stems from fear of the unknown. I'm always intrigued by clients who approach skeptically, wondering why they're seeking a reading. But once they connect with their loved ones and guides, they're usually left astounded and eager to book another session.
In the past, comments from skeptics used to be rather harsh, and I was often taken aback by the negativity. However, times have changed, and we're witnessing a merging of science and spirituality. People often ask me about the entities I channel, the names of my guides, and whether I believe in fairies. Every reader is unique, and I don't dwell on the identities of my guides; they serve a purpose, and each client's connection is different. My readings are straightforward, which is why I'm frequently approached for business-related consultations. As for fairies, I haven't personally seen one, but I know plenty of others who have.
Most reputable readers adhere to a code of ethics, a set of personal guidelines agreed upon with their guides during their development. Mine include never reading for someone under the influence, always obtaining permission, and refraining from unethical remote readings. I firmly believe that breaching these ethics would result in spiritual consequences, potentially hindering my ability to assist clients. My clientele primarily consists of businesspeople, likely due to my background in the business world. I possess practical skills that my guides utilize, allowing us to focus on specialized areas like relationship conflicts, mental health, suicide, depression, and work-related transitions.
Occasionally, I'm asked about missing individuals or animals. If the inquiry is made directly to me, I may provide an answer, but I always respect people's privacy and boundaries. Additionally, for those attending public mediumship shows, it's essential to consider whether their deceased loved ones would feel comfortable communicating in such a setting. It's not uncommon for me to coax a hesitant spirit into speaking, but once they hear the client's voice, they often can't wait to convey their message. Whether you're a skeptic or simply curious, I encourage you to engage with a psychic and see how you feel. After three decades in this field, I'm still amazed by the magic that unfolds. Trust me; I'm a skeptic too!  Book a reading and see for yourself

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