Esoteric advice for business
Every serious player has someone they don’t list on the team. For a small number of ambitious women, that’s me.
The unlisted advisor
You will not find my full name on this website, and that is intentional. Discretion is of the utmost importance to me professionally, and I extend that same protection to every client I work with. What happens in our sessions stays there. Many of the professionals I work with prefer that this particular tool in their deck remains their own quiet advantage. I respect that completely.
What this looks like
A presentation to nail, networking to leverage, and some interpersonal dynamics you’re quietly dreading. We look at your chart around that window: where you’re energetically strong, where you’re vulnerable, and how to work with both. You don’t walk in blind.
A year of building, a date on the calendar. Your chart and your business’s chart say that week is messier than it needs to be, and the next one is cleaner. So you move it, and launch from a stronger position. Timing intelligence, not superstition.
In most team crises the founder or director is at least half the equation. We review your chart to understand your contribution to the dynamic: your reactivity, your blind spots. That half is the half you can do something about.
You’re going about your month, making decisions, planning ahead, and I’m looking at your chart, and I can see something coming. A window you don’t want to miss. A moment that looks neutral but isn’t. I let you know before you think to ask.
The services
A tarot session built around one live question: the decision, the pattern, the plan that keeps circling. Contextual reading, clear counsel, and what you do with it stays yours.
Three months of standing counsel for the decisions too big for a single reading. Two working sessions a month, your Twelve-Week Map drafted and revised as we go, and me coming to you when your timing turns.
For further information, bespoke packages or group bookings, please get in touch.
“You are the oracle. You always were.”
Bring the decision that keeps circling.
Discretion is assumed from the first email.