Sage or Sham?

It is amusing but mostly frustrating, that some people create a bio that makes exaggerated claims such as World-Renowned and 100% accurate when the truth is, many of these people are novices trying to take advantage of unsuspecting potential clients.

I know this, because I have met many, that cannot pay their rent. It is important to be cautious; some folks are emotionally unstable themselves and might live an undisciplined lifestyle. The sad part is, those who are taken in by these people don’t get their money’s worth and they give others a bad name. I encourage you to take everything you read on the Internet with a grain of salt, do not get taken in by hype or hope. Listen to your intuition and heart; consider asking friends for a personal referral. There are more people than you realize interested in this type of service, and they may have personal experiences to share with you.

Most of the best workers in any field, you won’t know or have not heard about, because they go about their daily lives, working quietly with humility in service to others. They have no desire to promote themselves, let alone make embellished claims or inflate their credentials. They are confident in their gifts and have regular repeat clientele that trust them implicitly.

I feel a duty to give each of my clients a meaningful, insightful consultation that will enable them to make wise decisions for themselves and understand they are not dependent on me to move forward in their life. If you are looking for someone to become your guru, I am not for you. I approach my work with tremendous respect for both my gifts and my clients.

The great majority of clients come to me because they have been referred by someone who is pleased with my services. There are no extraordinary claims.

I always encourage clients and prospective clients to be well-informed so please don’t hesitate to reach out and schedule a consultation if you have any questions regarding me or my services.