So coming back around to give feedback on this one. I tried out Insight Call and did see a double in views for the call booking page. I sat with the calll for a bit and really pulled it over - What is this call all about - and it seems obvious but I wasn't seeing the whole of it. Sure its to gain insight into them and for them into me. But it just wasn't cutting it. Then assessment popped up, and it all fell into place - those penny drop momenst - of course the call its to get insight but more than that its to assess - where that person is, what support they need, where they need it, if we're a good fit and for them to assess me. This also fitted nicely with all the streaming Ive been doing the last few months and have an insightful assessment I do now for practitioners and it gave better shape to what the work would look like - my three pillars. As practitioners we essentially have three parts to work on, builld and maintain: self, craft and practice. ✨️ Self - self awareness, ethics, boundaries, coping skills how you hold yourself professionally and in everyday life ✨️ Craft - modalities, gifts and how you offer them to the world ✨️ Practice - the business stuff, systems, admin, marketing, the practical things, relationships, paying bills, everyday life The assesment is honestly one of the parts in my streamline Im most excited about. It cleans up not only how I work but also streamlines working with my clients, we can get to the heart if whats needed and where much smoothly and efficiently. As for numbers Clarity Call - 30 odd views over 4 - 5 months Insight Call - 30 odd views over 1 month Practitioner Assesment Call - 250 + views in 2 weeks Thank you for all the insights and suggestions ❤️

@Allison Bonilla That is nice and clear. It was one iI had considered as well. Finally landed with my Practitioner Assesment Call.

What you do sounds stunning! Just saw some of your pieces in the comments. What a lovely offering ✨️🦋

@Lynn Larson here's our episode overview which should help Astrology has moved from sacred science to social media soundbite — from lineage-based study to trending aesthetic. This episode explores how modern culture has both popularized and diluted the language of the stars. Our panel brings together voices from both traditional and modern schools of astrology to unpack what’s been gained and what’s been lost. Together, we’ll look at how commercialization, online content, and the wellness industry have reshaped public understanding of astrology — and what practitioners and the public alike can do to reconnect with its deeper purpose and integrity. This conversation will invite the audience to think critically about where their astrological information comes from, how language and context shape meaning, and what authentic, ethical practice can look like in our time. If youre keen we are looking for one more panelist to join

@Lynn Larson you dont have to be actively offering astrology just that you do need to know the craft 😉 Ill send a DM to get your email address

@Mercedes Aspland this sounds fun

@AngelLady TerrieMarie Im going to judge a book by its title and say it sounds awesome and on point 😍💗 Ill have to add that to my list

@Rachel Jones before overgiving, sessions running on way longer than they should have, exhaustion, fumbling for clients - zero clients for stretches - and just feeling desperate to do what I felt deeply called to do but looked keep failing at. After structured, better time management, good flow of clients, more energy to support my clients, less codependance and stop feeling like a failure.