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My Thrilling New Adventure

I have done something very risky this week -  I quit my job to become a healer! 

The past few months I've been stressing about whether or not I wanted to follow through with it. Actually, it was never a question of wanting to be a healer. The sticking point was risk that comes with leaving a steady job for a career as an energy healer. My friends, my angels, and my intuition have all been pushing me towards self-employment but I wasn't sure how to go about it. Then one of my tutors suggested that my love of writing and my blog could evolve into a reliable source of income. The thought surprised me but since then I've mapped it all out and I'm ready to go.  

My business plan consists of the following:

  • I have set up a company that will focus on spirituality and healing. My 1st project will introduce people to energy healing and offer simple meditations and self-healing techniques. It will cover the role of a healer. My vision is to drive awareness of energy healing with mainstream audiences, emphasising it's role as a complementary therapy. I'm still validating the pricing model but ideally I'd offer the teaching books at 2-3 pounds and make them accessible a wide audience. The first in the series will be unveiled this October. 
  • When I pass my accreditation panel this fall I will start my healing practice with live and distant sessions. Healing gives me a something to write about.  It also gives me a chance to do what I love and help people. A win-win situation! Hurrah! 

Quitting your day job to start a business can be quite daunting. I'm really lucky though because my employers are incredibly supportive of my plans. They proposed I work through my notice period part-time to give me a financial buffer. I'll be working 3 days a week for the next 6 months! This should give me a chance to get myself up and running. I'm convinced this is the right move for me and I'm really keen on doing something that benefits society. The next few months I'll be focused on publishing my self-healing books and setting up my healing practice. 

If you'd like to support my cause please try one of the following: 

    • Share my Facebook Updates and Blog Posts with your family and friends! If you see a particular article that you really like click the Share button on the top right hand side of this blog. Otherwise feel free to share the links to my Interactive Color Readings and the Group Tarot Readings. 
    • Book a  Psychic Reading! In a few weeks I'll start offering bite-sized Angel Readings for 5 pounds and longer readings for 10. The messages will be similar to what you've seen on Facebook and I'll use a combination of tarot and clairvoyance. For more info on my approach have a look at my Psychic Readings tab. More details to come in the next few weeks.  
    • Book a healing! Needless to say I am a healer as well as a psychic. When I pass my Accreditation in a few months I will also be introducing contact and distant healings. I've been spending lots of time thinking about creative new healing techniques so stay tuned for more information! 

This is as much as I can share at the moment but please stay tuned to find out more. I've already approached a few of you for feedback on guided meditations that will be part of my series of books and online ressources. I really appreciate your support and feedback and look forward to sharing more details in the near future. The decision to quit was a tough one but now that my nerves have settled I am really excited about this opportunity. Love and Light!

Please Join Me Below!
Reiki hugs, Regina 
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