Entrepreneurship guides
Astrology for businesses, websites, launches and investments, including what a project chart may symbolically represent, launch timing and partner compatibility.
Three readings live in this corner of my practice: the company itself with Business Astrocartography, the people beside you with the Business Partner and Investor Compatibility readings. The guides below explain the method behind each.
Should You Go Into Business With This Person? Astrology for Partners
Personal affection does not always make work decisions easy. This guide shows how birth charts are used to discuss how each partner decides, spends, handles conflict and manages pressure.
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How to Assess an Investor Relationship With Astrology
An investor relationship can last for years. This guide shows how birth charts may prompt conversations about control, pressure and patience alongside due diligence.
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Does Your Business Have a Birth Chart? Planning an 8-Figure Exit
Astrologers may cast charts for a business, website or launch using its start time. This guide explains the themes those charts may symbolically represent, what they cannot establish and how to compare one with your own chart.
Read article →Three business questions, three readings
Where the company should be based, who you build it with, and whose money you take. Each one has a reading built for it.
Business Astrocartography & Birth Chart Analysis
Considering a company base or major move? Compare your chart with the business chart.
Business Partner Compatibility Reading
Compare both birth charts to explore how you work together, where you may disagree and which conversations could help.
Investor Compatibility Reading
Compare your chart with the investor's to explore working styles, questions to ask and terms to review before signing.
Two founders, one company, and the city that suited them both
Their charts favoured different places. Which city best balanced the company's needs?
An anonymized client story: two cofounders choosing a base for their company. How their charts and the company's own chart helped them compare options, including a third city that brought their priorities together.
Read the full story (30 min)Names and details changed. The method is exactly what you get in this reading.
Bring the decision to both charts
Yours and the business's, read together: where to base the company, which cities suit it, and when to make the next big move.
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