about clairvoyance

I intend to practice as a psychic, but it is true that I have many questions: for me, reading cards is a gift from God. That said, I will have to make a living from it, but I am committed to offering low prices, or even free services, for those who cannot afford it.
And, This is where I need all of you to share your opinion. If I were to offer you a low-cost clairvoyance session (given that, for the first time, you don’t know whether the clairvoyance I offer is of good quality or not), would you still come see me?
Many people believe that low prices go hand in hand with shoddy service.
Can we finally highlight the human side rather than the “economic” aspect for once?

Thank you for your opinion.

Hello,
I have a friend who “reads” my cards when I have questions; I always leave her something… because neither of us is rolling in it! I know a mesmerist where you pay what you want… free isn’t a good idea! Your toil deserves a wage, as they say.
But “giving what you can afford” is, in my opinion, a fair middle ground… meaning that it is not the wealthiest who “give” the most! Wishing you and your company all the best.

Thanks to étoile81.

Your opinion, and especially your email, confirms me in what I was planning to do:

• that we give what we can.

Best regards

Good evening, Bruno,

Of course I would come to see you; what matters above all are your innate qualities of wisdom and humanity, and that is what matters most!
Price, nor the requested figures, have anything to do with it; what matters is your availability and your willingness to listen to others.
Trust yourself and you'll make people happy!

Warm regards
The magician.

Good evening, Bruno

Welcome among us.

If you have to make a living from your clairvoyance, in my opinion you will have to charge a fair rate; it is up to you to decide whether to adjust it for certain people.
There will always be people who will try to scratch a little for their own pleasure, and others who are much simpler and will ask you for nothing because your reading brought them happiness.
And above all, it's word of mouth that works.
Honestly, I wouldn't question your rates; I’d just come see you.

Follow your heart and take the leap

Best regards, Bruno

sebsylam

Absolutely, Bruno. I confirm the opinion of the other members. Price is not an issue.

On the other hand, if this becomes your main activity, the price must be a fair compensation for your time, so that you can continue to offer your services with complete peace of mind and be able to live off your time.

What matters is not the price; as the magician said, it is your intrinsic qualities, your ability to understand, feel, and prevent, to help others anticipate and react in the crucial moments of their lives.

If you wish, you can answer members' questions for free in the question section. In addition to starting a word-of-mouth and making yourself known, this can also allow you to discover online clairvoyance.

I am thinking about creating a paid clairvoyance system on the site, in parallel with the free clairvoyances, for people who want a more comprehensive service.

I think the solution “give what you want” can be a good start.

Hello Bruno,
You know, I’m going to be honest with you. One, I go to psychics just to see if it matches what others have said. Two, I go to the clairvoyance fair once a year, and that’s just a coincidence. Three, I go once a year to a woman who charges fifty euros for a consultation, and I wait to see; often, her statements turn out to be accurate. Four, I have friends who do it for free, just to pass the time and have something to talk about. Five, I have a friend who is a psychic and charges only five euros, and that’s about friendship, money, the pleasure of seeing each other and meeting again, while she is a more subtle psychologist than anyone else, but she calms me down and guides me, taking into account my personality, my beliefs, and so on…
Best regards
Ladysally :-*
P.S.: Yes, I would come even at a low price, even at a high price; it’s the feeling that matters to me.

Thank you all again for your various opinions.

Yes, it is currently a part-time activity (which will soon take up all my time).
It is true that everyone needs money to live.
Let's say I can't shake the feeling that a gift (from God for some, from a positive force for others) should not be paid for, since it was received with the purpose of helping one's neighbor.

My greatest pleasure, my greatest reward, is a smile, joy, warmth, comfort, and above all a responseFor those who are waiting for it. Admittedly, it is not always good, but would the future be beautiful if everything were perfect?

Thank you all again.

Hello Bruno,

I'm picking up on your last sentence: “Admittedly, it isn't always good, but would the future be beautiful if everything were perfect?”

I will try to answer like this: no, not everything is perfect. I think it is very good that you would like to use your gift as you describe it to help your neighbor and others. To give them a starting point for a path to follow…

I think your greatest reward when you consult is that people come back and trust you. No matter the price. You can do it in two parts: for people who are coming in for the first time, say, at a price of X, and if you do it for friends in exchange for a dinner voucher, a night out, some babysitting (I understood you have a daughter), children’s clothes… or vegetables if that person has a garden, for example, so that everyone does their best to help their neighbor. Do you see what I mean? What do you think?

See you soon, ClaudiaC

Bruno, unfortunately, perfection is not of this world… What do you think about providing your consultants with a small locked box in which they can confidentially deposit their money? Try it and you will see the results.

A+ Rolande

Let’s say I can’t shake the idea (but yes, the mind makes you believe that and you buy into it) that a gift (from God for some, from a positive force for others) should not be paid for, since it was received with the purpose of helping others. (As for that interpretation, I’m not as sure as you are on that point).

What makes you believe that, and why do you think so? Please explain.

Rolande