The Universe and Love from a psychic perspective

Do you feel like you spend more time questioning yourself than actually doing anything? Do you wonder what you are going to do with your life, or at least what you are going to do right now?

A psychic medium/clairvoyant may be able to help.

Once found only in dark alleys and spoke about in hushed tones, psychic mediums and clairvoyants are now an accessible option that is becoming mainstream. As a psychic medium, clairvoyant, and animal intuitive, I understand the stigma of what someone with my gift looks and behaves like. You may think to go to a psychic means meeting an older woman with a crystal ball. Thankfully, times have changed.

My clients can be anywhere in the world, in an environment that makes them feel comfortable while chatting. You can be face-timing with me while getting a cup of coffee, chatting with me over email, or having me join you for a girl's night. It's informative without the stigma that therapy can sadly bring in some circles. It's a fun activity with the added benefit of insight into the future that may help you decide if you want to take the next step with college or not.

Unlike "traditional" self-care which can involve a lumpy couch or uncomfortable chair in a therapist's office, I like to meet my clients by the water or at a local park. We sit or we walk and talk. No one knows you're getting a reading except for you. Because of the informal setting, your walls come down. Because you are comfortable, you allow yourself to be vulnerable and yourself without judgment.

Psychic Mediums are the new life coach.

As a psychic medium, I work with people all of the time in stages of transition and change. From what to focus your energy on in school, to deciding to move forward with a doctorate, change is scary. Anxiety can make us doubt which path to take, and sometimes leave us wondering what the best decision is after all. In short, anxiety screws with us, and lets self-doubt creep in even more into our psyche'.

A lot of times, struggling with self-doubt is the perfect time to chat with me. From my experience with my clients, self-doubt means you are ready for a change in your life, and you are open to possibilities- even if they come out of left field.

I worked with a young woman the other day that was struggling to figure out what she wanted to do for a summer job. An answer came to me clear through my sub-conscious, just like any other thought comes to you. "Bartending!" I confidently told her.

"Bartending?!?" my client yelled back.

"You are wonderful at multitasking. It'll give you practice in thinking fast on your feet and you can still take summer classes during the day." I answered back as the information filtered through my consciousness.

My client was silent for a moment, thinking.

"I've never thought about it like that before" She answered back in agreement.

Essentially, that's what I do with my clients- because I am not emotionally involved in their lives, my view is crystal clear. With my abilities, I can give them options that were perhaps outside of their peripheral, but still in the lane of reasoning.

Life in your twenties is freaking hard. It's full of missteps, happy coincidences, and times where you don't know where to turn. That's where I come in- to help you navigate the twists and turns of adulthood, without the stigma or judgment. You can find me at nancymello.com.