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being a psychic is a "serious business" in that we deal with crisis situations all the time and are often a last ditch effort on the part of desperate people with little hope

as a result, is it critical we remember the tremendous responsibility that comes with this . . . I can say stuff on Facebook and play around and be a goof or be serious or somewhere in between

but one on one it has to be different -- being a psychic is about (to me) helping people find a way to believe in themselves

because the future is largely a reflection of your attitude

there are collective actions AROUND you -- your 401K drops, you have an auto accident, your daughter or son has an issue or things like that

and factoring all this in adds to the complexity of what we do

but -- bottom line, it is about finding ways to identify what "doesn't work", the most likely reasons WHY

it doesn't work

and then coming up with a high-level plan to help your client do something about it

all the while, trying to find some "common ground" and credibility so that the client believes in what you're saying

and transfers that belief into a belief in their own "possibilities"
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which is really a belief in themselves