When I was 20 I went to an astrologer who told me that I will become an astrologer. First I didn’t believe her. Her prediction eventually came true. Self-fulfilling prophecy? Arguably, but not entirely. I sceptically started studying astrology to see if it is true. Over the years, the longer and harder I have studied, the longer I have worked as an astrologer, the more validity it has presented.

I am primarily self-taught but I’ve also attended astrological seminars and I always learn from great mentors. I am happy to give clients advice and help their life path. I love astrology because it has such a rich history and it contains a depth of knowledge that most people are unaware of. We astrologers are often seen as mavericks in today’s society—and I’m perfectly fine with that. I don’t view astrology as a belief system or a pseudo-science. I see it as a form of occult knowledge—something that cannot be proven through conventional scientific methods and because everyone’s horoscope is, psychologically speaking, extremely individual.

Practicing astrology by doing readings, writing articles and being involved in astrological research, has been my passion ever since. I think it offers us a profound opportunity for growth, a potential for greater self-awareness, and the opportunity to seize future possibilities—or avoid unnecessary risks. Ultimately, astrology helps us make the most of our lives.