Clairvoyant Consultations for Your Business and Career
Whether you own your own business or work for someone else, the area of career is critical to achieving a balanced and healthy lifestyle.
“We all want to find our purpose and express our passion. Work is an avenue to do this.”
A clairvoyant consultation can help you navigate the many challenges and opportunities in your career such as:
- Choosing a career
- Evaluating job offers
- Improving communication with co-workers, subordinates, and supervisors
- Enhancing your creativity at work
- Understanding your needs and developing strategies to get those needs met
- Previewing negotiations
- Balancing your personal and professional goals
- Manifesting positions that are a good fit
- Evaluating options for continuing education
- Transitioning to a new position or career
If you are a business owner a clairvoyant consultation can help you:
- Clear blocks to starting or growing your business
- Improve communication with partners, employees, contractors, and distributors
- Hire employees who are a good fit
- Attract the right customers
- Evaluate product viability
- Negotiate with loan officers, employees, partners, and creditors
- Distinguish your business from the competition
- Assess initiatives for growth
- Buy or sell a business
You can schedule a clairvoyant consultation specifically to discuss business issues or you can integrate these topics into a consultation that also covers personal issues. Clairvoyants are experts in reading energy. Why wouldn’t you give your career or business the energetic edge to thrive?
Like any professional, no clairvoyant is 100% accurate. While clairvoyant readings/consultations can be invaluable in many situations, it is important to use your own wisdom and judgment and never give away your power to me or anyone else. Readings/consultations should be used for educational purposes only. If you have a serious physical or mental condition, you should seek treatment from a medical professional. Readings/consultations are confidential except in cases of crimes, suicide or child abuse where there is an immediate or eminent threat to your health and safety or the health and safety of another.