Greetings! I'm an Evolutionary Astrologer who incorporates the arts and mindfulness practices in my offerings.
Building on decades of experience as an educator in classrooms, museums, and yoga studios, it is my passion now to facilitate the weaving of left- and right-brain activity with my clients, allowing them to deeply connect to the universal truths of Astrology on an intuitive, emotional, and Soul level. It is a true joy and privilege to witness them discovering the beauty of their own unique Soul’s "song" as mapped on their Birth Chart. This is -- of course -- the path that I followed.
I offer 1:1 Readings and small-group Workshops, online and in-person. I am based in Santa Fe, NM in the U.S.
I'm so grateful to be part of this incredibly inspired and inspiring community!
Greetings! I'm an Evolutionary Astrologer who incorporates the arts and mindfulness practices in my offerings.
Building on decades of experience as an educator in classrooms, museums, and yoga studios, it is my passion now to facilitate the weaving of left- and right-brain activity with my clients,…
Who else is feeling the onslaught of AI faster than ever expected? I mean, I knew it was coming, but not at this insanely fast pace! For Thursday's Q&A call, if there's time, I would love to hear about how you (
Who else is feeling the onslaught of AI faster than ever expected? I mean, I knew it was coming, but not at this insanely fast pace! For Thursday's Q&A call, if there's time, I would love to hear about how you (
Thanks for bringing up this important topic! I just re-recorded my response from earlier today and now it's a public YouTube video, feel free to share if you find it helpful:
Very much looking forward to continuing the conversation as things continue to evolve at lightning speed!
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This is an ongoing / placeholder post that you can comment on after you attend any of the ABC calls that I lead...
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I welcome your feedback -- what was particularly good about the call that you just attended... and what might be changed/improved to make it even better? 😊
Comment below (this encourages others to attend the calls and comment as well).
Or if you need to give anonymous feedback, click here instead 🙏🏼
I so appreciate the shifted time -- glad to know it will continue at least once/month! So great to be back live with you,
I have a question for Thursday's Q&A with
I feel that my marketing is limited these days. I've been focused on face-to-face conversations with colleagues, potential clients, and potential referral sources. This has proved an extremely high-impact practice in the past, so I'm trying to make it a regular part of my work. (As a side note, this is HARD! Trying to build your network is hard. I feel like half of what I do is reaching out to people who never respond. But when they do, it's great.)
I also write a monthly blog post and send out a monthly newsletter with a note to my subscribers and a link to the post. Sometimes I'll repurpose the blog post as a LinkedIn article, and I also post the link to my Facebook business page.
Other than that, my social media presence is limited. I post on LinkedIn once a week maximum, when I feel as though I have something valuable to say. When I post on LinkedIn, I usually copy and paste the post to my Facebook business page. On rare occasions, I will post a text carousel to Instagram.
I used to do Facebook ads but have stopped because I'm not allowed to target the audience I'd like, per Facebook's rules. (Jews are the audience.) If they're not going to let me speak to my audience, I don't see the point. I have not been successful in using Facebook ads to reach an audience that in any way resembles my niche. (I am a college counselor, and I specialize in working with LGBTQIA+ and Jewish folks.)
I enjoy writing my monthly blog post/newsletter because I enjoy the process of composing a piece. I like that level of thoughtfulness and craft. And I rarely have an issue finding something worthwhile to talk about.
But when I try to *~create content~* for social media, it feels as though I am forcing myself to say something just for the sake of saying something. For the sake of getting people's attention. I don't like that. It feels extremely inauthentic, but I know that having a consistent presence on social media shows your commitment to your work and reminds people of the work you do. I just haven't been able to find a way to do it sustainably and authentically.
I am still present consistently. Once a month is, in fact, consistent. But I feel I should be doing more, even though it doesn't feel aligned with my personality and the way I'd like to show up in the world.
I like having time to think my thoughts and process ideas and events privately. I don't know how to honor this while having a consistent social media presence. It feels diametrically opposed to the way I like to live. It feels like horrible grunt work and also a hamster wheel.
I'm especially concerned that my momentum with Facebook ads has stalled. I am at the beginning of my business journey and need more clients to progress. Social media, especially ads, could lead me to a new audience of potential clients. I would like advice on how to proceed.
Thank you!
I have a question for Thursday's Q&A with
I feel that my marketing is limited these days. I've been focused on face-to-face conversations with colleagues, potential clients, and potential referral sources. This has proved an extremely high-impact practice in the past, so I'm trying to make it a regular part of my work. (As a side note, this is HARD! Trying to build your network is hard. I feel like half of what I do is reaching out to people who never respond. But when they do,…
I have a question for Thursday's Q&A with
I feel that my marketing is limited these days. I've been focused on face-to-face conversations with colleagues, potential clients, and potential referral sources. This has proved an extremely high-impact practice in the past, so I'm trying to make it a regular part of my work. (As a side note, this is HARD! Trying to build your network is hard. I feel like half of what I do is reaching out to people who never respond. But when they do, it's great.)
I also write a monthly blog post and send out a monthly newsletter with a note to my subscribers and a link to the post. Sometimes I'll repurpose the blog post as a LinkedIn article, and I also post the link to my Facebook business page.
Other than that, my social media presence is limited. I post on LinkedIn once a week maximum, when I feel as though I have something valuable to say. When I post on LinkedIn, I usually copy and paste the post to my Facebook business page. On rare occasions, I will post a text carousel to Instagram.
I used to do Facebook ads but have stopped because I'm not allowed to target the audience I'd like, per Facebook's rules. (Jews are the audience.) If they're not going to let me speak to my audience, I don't see the point. I have not been successful in using Facebook ads to reach an audience that in any way resembles my niche. (I am a college counselor, and I specialize in working with LGBTQIA+ and Jewish folks.)
I enjoy writing my monthly blog post/newsletter because I enjoy the process of composing a piece. I like that level of thoughtfulness and craft. And I rarely have an issue finding something worthwhile to talk about.
But when I try to *~create content~* for social media, it feels as though I am forcing myself to say something just for the sake of saying something. For the sake of getting people's attention. I don't like that. It feels extremely inauthentic, but I know that having a consistent presence on social media shows your commitment to your work and reminds people of the work you do. I just haven't been able to find a way to do it sustainably and authentically.
I am still present consistently. Once a month is, in fact, consistent. But I feel I should be doing more, even though it doesn't feel aligned with my personality and the way I'd like to show up in the world.
I like having time to think my thoughts and process ideas and events privately. I don't know how to honor this while having a consistent social media presence. It feels diametrically opposed to the way I like to live. It feels like horrible grunt work and also a hamster wheel.
I'm especially concerned that my momentum with Facebook ads has stalled. I am at the beginning of my business journey and need more clients to progress. Social media, especially ads, could lead me to a new audience of potential clients. I would like advice on how to proceed.
Thank you!
This is a thread to house any comments about how the live Soul Gym call (that I lead) went for you. You don't have to comment every week, but every now and then, you might return here and share about your experience...
Was the session particularly insightful (or difficult) for you?
Share your observations & learnings below.
If your reflections here are long enough for a Soul Gym post (at least 3 sentences) then you might want to make a new post instead of making it a comment below.
This is a thread to house any comments about how the live Soul Gym call (that I lead) went for you. You don't have to comment every week, but every now and then, you might return here and share about your experience...
Was the session particularly insightful (or difficult) for you?
Share your observations & learnings below.
If your reflections here are long enough for a Soul Gym post (at least 3 sentences) then you might want to make a new post instead of making it a comment below.
I really appreciated especially the third question George offered about self-observation WHILE creating. I'd only ever paid attention to the feelings (that often overwhelm me) AFTER I've created and posted. Already, setting the intention to be aware while creating seems to have made an impact, in that I was definitely feeling calm and even-keeled while writing. That said -- I should also credit the power of the group's energy... which I SOOO value and appreciate!
Thank you for the session,
If you discovered that you had set up an old YouTube account/channel that has the handle/username you now want, here's what to do: If you think you created your account before May of 2009 and haven't signed in since 2011, then here are the instructions. Otherwise, try these steps... 1. If you already have videos on that old channel, try commenting on one of the old videos, because it might send an email to that old account and you might then remember which email address you used. If there are no videos, or you don't get an email, then do this -- first sign out of youtube, then try to sign in again using that old account's credentials... using any combination of username/password that you can remember. 2. If that doesn't work, try https://accounts.google.com/signin/recovery 3. You can try contacting the YouTube team but you better sign into whatever YouTube account where you've uploaded the most videos. They don't allow any Youtuber to contact them, but you can try this link -- if you're allowed, you'll see a contact form. Otherwise you'll just see a bunch of help articles. You can also try posting your question to the YouTube expert community and you might get some better answers. Don't share any private details if you make a post. If you have other tips, or were able to successfully recover an old YouTube account, definitely comment below! Thank you.
Thanks so much for ALL of these suggestions,
I tried them all (the instructions for pre-2009, and then each listed in your steps 1 - 3)... and alas... I am simply unable to access that original channel I apparently created 15 years ago. Along the way, I saw this: "If you don’t remember your old YouTube password, unfortunately there is no password recovery option for these accounts."
Sigh.........
I guess this means I just have to drop it, leave that one as is, and name my current channel in a new and creative way??
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The most valuable part of this course is the natural filtering process that gathered us here: we each resonated with the energy of this course, then cared enough about working on becoming keen observers and expressers of energy signature, to be here! Let's utilize this precious opportunity 💛 Step 1 -- Find a piece of content that you believe strongly reflects your energy signature. It could be a video, piece of writing, an image you created, a podcast episode, a webpage, or a social media post. Step 2 -- Add a comment below and give us the link to that piece of content. (First make sure it is publicly accessible, so we can see/experience it.) Don't tell us what part of your energy signature it expresses. Let us discover it for ourselves. If you don't yet have a piece to share with us, just go to Step 3 for now and reply to others' pieces. In the (near) future come back when you have a piece to share with us and take the above steps. Step 3 -- Reply to 2 other people's comments, especially if they haven't received any replies yet, to let them know: What aspect of their energy signature is very apparent for you... try to name something that other repliers haven't yet named... ...and also, what potential do you see with their energy signature that you'd love to see them strengthen? Enjoy this exercise! Besides the comments below (scroll down), also check out the live chats from zoom for this segment here. (If you don't see any comments below, it means you're not logged into the course, or perhaps not enrolled. If you haven't enrolled, you can do so here.)
@Willamarie Moore you create an impression of a person who is fully aligned with her energy signature =) other impressions - grounded presence, embodiment (the way you express your thoughts and emotions with your body), genuine, sincere, deep thinking. you create a comfortable mental and emotional space to be at (at least for a person with my energy signature). your energy signature is much more vivid from your YT video vs instagram photos. so make more videos!!
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