Just wrapped a powerful session with one of my favorite clients, followed by a game-changing meeting with my new business manager. His first draft of my business and five-year plan! Nearly flawless. He’s positioning me as a luxury or elite service provider, and building custom AI tools to streamline prep time and create highly personalized slide presentations for Zoom sessions—both one-on-one and subscription-based webinars.
He also nailed a competitive analysis, identifying every major objection in the market and crafting smart, actionable solutions. My only hesitation? The “elite” branding. He believes that if I want to scale income, I need to move away from the budget-conscious demographic. I’m starting to see the wisdom in that—and I’m more impressed with his MBA instincts than I expected.
And here’s the kicker: all this support is arriving just as I hit a low point. My overdraft’s sitting at $950, and future bookings are light. It’s surreal to be receiving this level of strategic help when things feel so tight.
I’ve realized something important: I slipped into lack consciousness. Brad was out of work from November 2024 until recently, and every ad platform rejected my campaigns—Google, Meta, the whole lot. That scarcity mindset crept in. But I see it now. And I’m ready to shift.
My new manager is now handling digital marketing, social media promotion, and publicity. He’s already identified the key objections…
The “astrology as pseudoscience” label.
Pushback on my blog image of Trump and Musk yelling at each other, paired with my express astrological relationship analysis.
A third, more troubling one: flagged as “misrepresentation,” implying I was exaggerating my offerings—basically calling astrology a scam.
We’re working on an appeal. In the meantime, we’ll keep publishing those articles on my blog, but won’t boost or advertise them online.
This is a turning point. I’m reclaiming my value, refining my message, and building something that reflects the depth, precision, and integrity I bring to this work.