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Career Reshaped Episode 44: Confessions of a Psychic
Ever felt like trusting your gut in business was too risky, so you pushed it aside and relied only on logic? You are not alone.
In this episode of Career Reshaped, Natasha and Pauline continue their conversation with clairvoyant and intuitive healer Danya. She is a fifth generation psychic who blends intuitive insight with practical strategy to show how self trust and alignment can reshape your career and your life.
For many professionals, intuition is dismissed as unprofessional or even irrelevant. But here is the truth: ignoring those inner nudges can block opportunity, cloud judgement and keep you from alignment. When you combine strategy with self trust, the results are not only practical but transformative.
Danya shares what it was like to bring her psychic gifts into the corporate world, how she built a spiritually aligned business, and why rejecting intuition cost her more than expected. You will learn how to stay energetically protected, use intuition for better decision making and even apply it in unexpected places such as the classroom.
Together, they unpack the evolution of the psychic industry, the challenges women in business continue to face and how intuition can change the way leaders and professionals approach growth.
If you have ever wondered how to trust your inner guidance without feeling doubtful, or how to align your career decisions with your values and vision, this episode is your invitation to explore a new way forward.
🎧 Listen in and discover how intuition can reshape not only your work but your life.
Discussion Overview
Yes. Early in her practice, she partnered with someone who looked good on paper, even though her instincts told her otherwise. The outcome was not positive, and she learnt to always trust even the smallest intuitive warning
Danya believes the industry is still outdated in some ways. She is frustrated by the way it labels masculine energy as strategic and feminine energy as flowing, which keeps women out of business spaces. She believes both men and women can use intuition and strategy equally
She noted that although women are often more open to intuition, societal expectations and stigma still hold them back from leadership roles. Da wants to see more women lead with confidence and trust their inner guidance
She suggested that leaders bring intuitive voices into their organisations. Overseas, some large companies already include psychics or astrologers on decision-making boards. This helps forecast outcomes beyond data and supports more balanced decisions
Danya explained that breakthroughs often come when people reconnect with playfulness. Doing something fun or childlike can break through creative blocks and allow new ideas to flow
She shared simple practices such as visualising a golden circle of protection before challenging conversations. Setting this intention helps maintain boundaries and confidence
For Danya, it means living what you teach. She believes spiritual practitioners must embody the results they promise, so their guidance comes from integrity and real experience
She said children should be encouraged to trust their inner voice from an early age. Teaching kids to listen to their gut can protect them, build self trust and guide them toward authentic choices
Podcast Transcript:
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| 00:06 | Financial alignment is when you are open to receiving opportunity. If you were to |
| 00:10 | envision 200 million in your bank account, what is the first feeling that |
| 00:12 | you have? Is it excitement? Is it like why why me? Why would that happen to me? |
| 00:16 | So yes, there's a lot of negativity around around money and what women see |
| 00:19 | that is the problem with women particularly. There's a lot of blockages |
| 00:23 | around we use that word loosely around money and the money story. Crown Casino |
| 00:27 | they fenue the entire Crown Casino fenue being you know you want to have that |
| 00:31 | harmonious energy flow that's conducive with wealth same with the agency which |
| 00:35 | is a large real estate company in the US also fenuade you know when you have two |
| 00:39 | resumes two individuals apples and apples both strong candidates it really |
| 00:42 | comes down to how do I forecast how do I foresee this person fitting with the |
| 00:46 | team how do I foresee them in front of the clients I'm different because I do |
| 00:51 | psychic works with cards but the advice and the guidance is very very tangible |
| 00:56 | it's literally like if you were to uh take steps XY Z, this will be your |
| 01:00 | outcome based on the energy as we readit today. There's a lot of |
| 01:03 | responsibility that I hold with my words. |
| 01:05 | Hi and welcome to another episode of Career Reshaped I'm Pauline |
| 01:09 | and I'm Natasha and today we have Danya Gamliel with us. Danya is a fifth |
| 01:14 | generation clairvoyant and intuitive healer with over a decade of experience |
| 01:19 | guiding people towards financial abundance, spiritual alignment and deep |
| 01:23 | selfrust. She blends powerful psychic insight with grounded practical strategy |
| 01:29 | to support clients through life's biggest transitions and energetic |
| 01:33 | expansion. Her work has been sought after by high- net worth CEOs, |
| 01:37 | celebrities, and even royalty. So danya, thank you for joining us today. Thanks |
| 01:42 | for watching. We'll be back in 10 seconds. This is our third and final |
| 01:46 | episode with our chat with DA. If you haven't checked out episode one or two |
| 01:52 | yet, please do so. The link is in the captions and don't forget to like and |
| 01:57 | follow. We talk about everything career related to help support you in your |
| 02:03 | career development. |
| 02:09 | Don't have to remember life before psychic sort of ability because it was |
| 02:13 | so ingrained into my household. It was so ingrained into my childhood. It was |
| 02:18 | something very much nurtured. So if I had um grown up away from my family, |
| 02:24 | would I have still had the same ability? I don't know how to answer that because |
| 02:27 | my grandmother worked so much with me dream interpretation, symbology from |
| 02:32 | such a young age, it was so normalized and I don't remember life before it. |
| 02:37 | Do you just see like visions or feeling? How do you know? |
| 02:41 | Yeah. So when I'm with a client, it is a vision um that I have when I'm |
| 02:45 | forecasting. So for example, there are some timestamped forecasts. I've been |
| 02:50 | Bitcoin would be trading as and that's n my Instagram for everyone to see |
| 02:57 | timestamped before it had occurred. So that was a vision. Sometimes I can hear |
| 03:01 | but it's not in the hearing in a sense of I don't hear voices. I don't want |
| 03:05 | people that but it's you know you do sort of get this word or term dreams as |
| 03:10 | well if it's related to myself and my family. But I I do struggle with uh |
| 03:15 | seeing for me as much as I can see for others cuz emotions evolved and that |
| 03:19 | it's the same. So it's a little bit more challenging. |
| 03:22 | Yeah. And what's your take on manifestation? So what's helpful and |
| 03:25 | what's been distorted by pop culture? Man's actually very challenging. I think |
| 03:29 | that we focus too much on it. It takes time. It takes it could take years even |
| 03:34 | because what you're essentially saying is you want to match the energetic |
| 03:38 | frequency. Interesting. That's really insightful |
| 03:41 | because Yeah. you see all the time people what are you doing I'm |
| 03:44 | manifesting I'm envisioning what I want and then they get upset that it hasn't |
| 03:48 | happened it's not going to happen overnight the fact that you've said it |
| 03:51 | could take years that's polarizing to a lot of people that's exhausting mentally |
| 03:57 | exhausting because that means you have to break a habit as well cuz you have to |
| 04:02 | now start thinking about the same thing over and over and over again but I tried |
| 04:07 | I bought this book about manifestation I read like one chapter it's been sitting |
| 04:11 | on my as our table for the last four or five months. But one of the things was |
| 04:15 | in that first chapter this person was saying how they were a bit skeptical. So |
| 04:19 | then they decided to think of something and they asked the universe show it to |
| 04:24 | me and like a few days later they saw it. So I was like you know what I'm |
| 04:27 | going to do? I'm going to do the same thing. I'm going to test this out. So I |
| 04:29 | asked the universe I wanted to see a black feather. A black feather. And days |
| 04:35 | went by and then my husband saw this black white gray feather and I was close |
| 04:40 | enough. I don't know. Anyway, months went by. I was taking my dog for a walk |
| 04:46 | and I looked down. Everywhere on the floor was black feathers. Just I don't |
| 04:51 | know what happened to that bird. You said sometimes you can't read people. |
| 04:56 | Why is it because their energy is so they might not be subconsciously |
| 05:00 | skeptical or there could be a variety of reasons. They're just not it's not the |
| 05:04 | right timing. Um, you know, I've had times where people couldn't connect in |
| 05:08 | and then a couple months later, amazing, it flowed really well. It's sensitive |
| 05:13 | work. It could even be me. If I'm feeling unwell, it can affect my ability |
| 05:17 | to, but I will never charge in that circumstance. I will always refund. I |
| 05:21 | think honesty and integrity is so critical, particularly in my line of |
| 05:25 | work. Absolutely. Yeah. I mean, if you if |
| 05:28 | someone trusts you, then they want to work with you. |
| 05:31 | Correct. And a story. I want to know what was the |
| 05:34 | moment you realized you couldn't ignore your psychic gift anymore cuz you |
| 05:38 | mentioned you were working in the corporate world. So what shifted? |
| 05:41 | Well, I've always had a psychic gift. It's I don't remember time before not |
| 05:45 | using a psychic gift um or if you can call it psychic ability. It's not |
| 05:50 | something I just don't remember not tapping into that. So through the |
| 05:54 | corporate space um I used it more around handling stuff and feeling what kind of |
| 05:59 | people would be entering into the team. But I've always had it. I I don't know |
| 06:04 | how to answer that. I'm so sorry. It's just it's not something that I remember. |
| 06:08 | I guess then what made you realize that this was something you wanted to |
| 06:13 | now do full time that you wanted to put the corporate world behind, not use it |
| 06:18 | there and use it as just you just da and sharing your gift or abilities. |
| 06:24 | The truth is I had a lot of trouble leaving the corporate world because I |
| 06:28 | loved my job. I really liked what I did. I found it quite uh empowering working |
| 06:34 | with uh BRW's some of BW's top 100 and uh all kinds of incredible business |
| 06:40 | owners and looking after the financial needs of those people. So I really |
| 06:43 | struggled with that but it was during co that I started offering my service |
| 06:46 | through the lockdowns. I just started doing it on Zoom as a way of getting |
| 06:50 | through boredom and I was doing it on the weekends and it just went gang |
| 06:54 | busters. So the writing was on the wall. It was something that I was sort of |
| 06:57 | gently pushed into and it came to a point where both were not able to I I |
| 07:02 | couldn't juggle both but I loved my job. I did and that's why I do invite |
| 07:07 | parts of it into what I do today and that's around you know financial support |
| 07:10 | without advice because ethically speaking that's quite difficult but I |
| 07:14 | provide options based on who the person is. Um but I don't I can't provide |
| 07:19 | financial advice directly like a banker. Yeah it's really cool. But you're a |
| 07:23 | fifth generation clairvoyant. So what does that legacy mean to you and how has |
| 07:27 | it shaped your past? I want to acknowledge and honor all the |
| 07:32 | generations prior to me, but I do want to add a modern twist to what I offer. I |
| 07:38 | want to be incorporating my work more into the business world and I want to |
| 07:41 | help people make a lot of money. It's as simple as that, right? Uh I do also have |
| 07:46 | a bit of a passion around intuition being part of business. We don't have |
| 07:50 | intuition in the business world enough through Western society. Although it's |
| 07:54 | getting better, but the fact is it's something like the statistics for the |
| 07:59 | ASX 300 Australian companies, 91% of CEOs are male. And I think that really |
| 08:05 | is why intuition is not so integrated into business, at least in Australia. |
| 08:10 | Um, unfortunately, you know, it's there's still a stigma attached with men |
| 08:15 | saying that they're using intuition and business. I feel like it's probably |
| 08:18 | still sitting a bit more with women in business, although also changing. So, I |
| 08:23 | want to shift that. I want that to be different. That's my passion. |
| 08:26 | I was watching someone else's podcast and they were asking a question about um |
| 08:31 | you know, why are there more men in like high level leadership roles than women? |
| 08:35 | And they're like, oh well, because men are less emotional. And then like the |
| 08:40 | facts were about how men are the ones that start more wars. Men are the ones |
| 08:44 | that are not able to handle competing priorities and are a lot more emotional |
| 08:50 | and actually suffer with stress more. Men have a higher rate of suicide. |
| 08:54 | Unfortunately, men are the ones that actually cannot handle stress and all of |
| 08:58 | that the same way women can. And I think also women are tapped into that |
| 09:04 | intuition more because they sit with that. They're more open to that as well. |
| 09:08 | I believe I think men can have a good feel. They just don't always |
| 09:12 | they want to they don't want to listen cuz I know some men |
| 09:16 | that oh yeah I had a gut feeling about that but and then you know but yeah I |
| 09:21 | think it's a shame that there's not more women in the leadership roles and I |
| 09:25 | think it's because someone has to look after the kids |
| 09:28 | you know someone you know and then there's a guilt as well like well why |
| 09:32 | aren't you at home with the kids there's societal stigma for sure for |
| 09:36 | both for men to work intuitively in business and for women to be in business |
| 09:40 | it's able that we're still having this conversation in 2025, but here we are |
| 09:45 | and I trust that in a couple of generations it will not no longer be a |
| 09:48 | conversation. Yeah. But on the topic of intuition, was |
| 09:51 | there ever a time that you rejected your own intuition and if you did |
| 09:55 | Yes. Not not a good outcome. So I had gone with I guess it was a stakeholder |
| 10:00 | for business purposes based on firstly a recommendation that I trusted and |
| 10:06 | perhaps not perhaps but that person would have had a positive experience |
| 10:09 | with this individual. But everything on paper looked good, but I just had this |
| 10:13 | feeling that this was not going to be in alignment, but I couldn't justify it |
| 10:16 | because on paper it loo it looked good. And this was when I first started very |
| 10:20 | early on in in working for myself. So yeah, that back backfired. So now I only |
| 10:25 | if I have an inkling, if I have some small gut feel of this doesn't make |
| 10:30 | sense, I pull the plug quickly. Yeah. Could a psychic um pick up someone |
| 10:36 | else through like for example, okay, I once went and saw a psychic, a few |
| 10:41 | psychics said to me that I was going to have a girl, like a a daughter. And one |
| 10:46 | psychic even described what the daughter looked like. She's going to wear a |
| 10:49 | little ponytail there and all that. I didn't have a daughter. I had a son, but |
| 10:53 | Natasha had a daughter. And then she also Natasha out of all the three girls, |
| 10:57 | the last daughter was she put her hair like that and a little ponytail. I was I |
| 11:02 | wonder could a psychic pick up through me like Natasha for example or that's |
| 11:09 | not I don't know I guess if you have a |
| 11:12 | really strong bond with that daughter potentially |
| 11:14 | I have a strong bond with Natasha like who's within our immediate family |
| 11:19 | might have been confused that there's a birth coming through and it could happen |
| 11:24 | it's a very complicated way to communicate communicating with other |
| 11:27 | frequencies so to speak but hard to know I |
| 11:31 | I'll say the benefits like if it's a psychic can happen. |
| 11:35 | I don't know if it was reputable. I just was on the street. |
| 11:38 | everyone that I went to was like your daughter and then um out come a |
| 11:45 | boy medium once and I was dating a guy at the time and he she said your first |
| 11:50 | is going to be a boy. And I a girl sorry there's a girl and there's a girl with |
| 11:55 | you. And when I was with him I was like yeah I'm going to have a girl. There's a |
| 11:58 | girl already waiting. And then we broke up. And then I'm with the can now |
| 12:01 | husband. And when I was with him, I was like, "Oh, my first kid's going to be a |
| 12:05 | boy. The girl's gone." Well, not so strong anymore. And we had a boyfriend. |
| 12:10 | I already knew it was going to be like I know I knew this before we even got |
| 12:13 | married. Um then I had three girls after. But it was just so interesting |
| 12:17 | that at the time when I was with that other guy, yeah, I agreed with the |
| 12:21 | medium. I was like, "Yeah, I feel the girl energy. There's definitely a girl |
| 12:24 | fur." And so she was probably right. I would have if I would have stayed on |
| 12:28 | that path potentially. But yeah, it's interesting. |
| 12:31 | Do you find that the boy is really attached to dad? Is that the bond? |
| 12:34 | No, because sometimes the girls might have |
| 12:36 | like that's that was your written for you anyway and then dad brought him |
| 12:41 | along. I I feel that if we were talking to say |
| 12:43 | another psychic on another medium, they would start talking a little bit more |
| 12:47 | spiritually and they would start talking about |
| 12:49 | their soul souls and this that and you'll just be really more practical |
| 12:53 | like you said you are. You're more practical. you know, well, that was |
| 12:56 | connected with dad. Like, you still had your girl. |
| 12:59 | Yeah. Yeah. He just might have been |
| 13:01 | the stronger connection with the boy first, but and you don't necessarily |
| 13:05 | believe that's the case. So, it depends. It just I think that if it was |
| 13:09 | again a reputable um medium, you know, you might have just bypassed your little |
| 13:15 | boy was he said, "I want mom and dad to be this combination and I'm coming with |
| 13:19 | like dad." Dad's like, you know, I'm here for to protect dad. |
| 13:22 | Yeah. I always thought I was going to have a daughter. Always like strong gut |
| 13:26 | feeling daughter. And I had two boys. You have a girl around you that a lot of |
| 13:30 | mediums and psychics are picking up. You'll see that in your grandchildren. |
| 13:33 | They still come through. They just necessarily, you know, it might not it |
| 13:36 | might be your real best little friend. How has the psychic industry evolved and |
| 13:41 | what misconceptions still frustrate you? The psychic industry unfortunately in my |
| 13:46 | humble opinion has not evolved enough. I do feel that it's outdated in many |
| 13:50 | cases. And often the part that frustrates me most is how we perceive |
| 13:56 | masculine and feminine. And we often hear things like, you know, the |
| 14:00 | feminine all about the flow and the masculine's about strategy and business. |
| 14:04 | I don't believe that to be the case at all. I believe there's nothing feminine |
| 14:08 | or masculine about business and strategy. And if you go into business as |
| 14:13 | the perceived masculine, I think it could be a very playful and fun space to |
| 14:19 | be. So, I actually find it really frustrating that we're labeling um women |
| 14:24 | to be feminine energy to be flowy and masculine to be the go-getter. That's in |
| 14:31 | my opinion. I actually have really strong views on it. I think it's so |
| 14:34 | wrong. It keeps women out of business and I want that to change. You know, if |
| 14:38 | we go back to the stone age days were the days where like the hunter gatherer |
| 14:43 | actually Natasha was telling me this is you have the they found tools different |
| 14:48 | tools right like oh there's a spear but it's for like um the female tools like |
| 14:54 | oh that was for cooking it was found next to a female skeleton so it looked |
| 14:59 | the same as the tools found next to the male skeletons but because it was found |
| 15:04 | next to a female skeleton they said oh this must have been a knife for fish, |
| 15:09 | for cutting up fish when it was the same type of arrow head. And they've over the |
| 15:15 | years have realized or people now re reinvestigating, restudying this have |
| 15:20 | said it looks like people at the time when they first discovered this for |
| 15:23 | their own thoughts about masculine and feminine roles. And actually the women |
| 15:28 | were hunters too. And they were better hunters apparently |
| 15:32 | than the men cuz they were a lot more strategic about it. The women hunted in |
| 15:37 | groups and created like Glenn said a strategy |
| 15:41 | where men would go off on their own and often die because they didn't have |
| 15:44 | anyone watching their back. So this is what is now all unraveling and showing. |
| 15:48 | So society has created this narrative that back in even back in those days |
| 15:53 | women were in the kitchen cooking and picking flowers and grapes while men |
| 15:58 | were out hunting. Well, that's not the case at all. There was strength in both |
| 16:05 | male and female and they brought different strengths but they were just |
| 16:10 | as strong and just as capable to perform similar duty and I think Natasha and I |
| 16:15 | are very lucky that we were raised by a father that didn't look at genders as a |
| 16:22 | obstacle. When I was growing up I never saw myself um female as oh I can't do |
| 16:28 | certain things in in the world. That's why I was shocked. Why aren't women |
| 16:32 | being paid the same or why aren't women in these roles? Like, I don't get it |
| 16:36 | because I was never told a woman couldn't be. So, it's upsetting that |
| 16:41 | there are a lot of women out there who are being told this and then believe I |
| 16:47 | think like I personally love working in the masculine space. I love to finance. |
| 16:51 | I love the concept of looking at my investment portfolio with a cigar in |
| 16:55 | hand. Like that's so fun to me, right? We are shamed about that in the |
| 17:00 | spiritual sense because uh then I'm told that I've got a wounded feminine or |
| 17:05 | beautiful relationship with my mother and grandmother. I don't have a wound. I |
| 17:08 | just find it really fun. It's just no. Let's get women into strategy into |
| 17:12 | business if that's what they want to do. And you know, if they want to flow and |
| 17:16 | do whatever, they do that. That's fine. But yeah, there's too many um I think |
| 17:22 | there's too many labels that actually keep women out of business in my sector |
| 17:26 | and I'm not for it. And I agree. I think women like men have a choice what they |
| 17:31 | want to do and what resonates with them. And there shouldn't be shame. If you |
| 17:35 | ant to be at home, look after the kids. Well, that's freaking hard too. That's |
| 17:39 | also not an easy job and that's also very commendable. It's a hard job. I |
| 17:44 | used to want to go to the office cuz I felt like it was a break and staying at |
| 17:49 | home with the kids. So yeah. So you mentioned earlier about |
| 17:53 | flipping a coin to figure out your intuition on a particular thought. But |
| 17:57 | how can leaders use intuition maybe in another way to make better, faster, and |
| 18:01 | more aligned decisions for their business? |
| 18:04 | Well, some leaders just need to accept that they need to diversify where the |
| 18:08 | decisions are coming from or who's helping influence decisions. So get |
| 18:12 | people with intuitive skills onto your board or get people into your workplace |
| 18:16 | that are in fact intuitively gifted because that is happening overseas and |
| 18:20 | there's some pretty incredible businesses out there and we're talking |
| 18:22 | ones that are quite I guess like the classic businesses iron ore exporting |
| 18:27 | type businesses really big industrial businesses that are having whether it's |
| 18:32 | astrologers fenue whether it's a psychic as part of their decision makers. So we |
| 18:38 | need to diversify how decisions come about. It's not always all strategy. We |
| 18:42 | have geopolitical issues. We have um issues, you know, from an emotional |
| 18:46 | sense, mental health. You need someone to be able to forecast what certain |
| 18:50 | outcomes could mean for your business decision. And uh sometimes that's |
| 18:55 | intangible and sometimes it's scary to say there's actually validity in this |
| 18:58 | because you're going into territory that's it's not always mainstream |
| 19:03 | support supported by the mainstream, but it's happening and it's happening really |
| 19:07 | well. We're globalized and we need to factor in so many complex issues. You |
| 19:12 | need people that can forecast beyond just your historical data. It's |
| 19:16 | interesting that you said that you I don't know why but you've just put an |
| 19:20 | image in my head and it's kind of the old kind of the kingdoms where they |
| 19:24 | always had it there was an apothecary but they were really like |
| 19:27 | we're thinking we're going into that territory with Rasputin you know Russian |
| 19:32 | the yes we've always yeah but it was you know the intuition |
| 19:36 | or they could connect to different levels and it's exactly what you're |
| 19:40 | saying and every kingdom and every ruler had someone like that that they would |
| 19:44 | talk to and that they would ask for their opinions because they believe that |
| 19:49 | they could see beyond what an average person could see or hear or think. It's |
| 19:55 | interesting that you're saying that overseas a lot of companies are doing |
| 19:58 | that because a company especially a large global business it is kind of like |
| 20:02 | a kingdom and the CEO or the director or the board of directors are the rulers |
| 20:07 | and having someone employed that can give them a different view. You're |
| 20:11 | right. It is actually very clever. It's a good tactic. I like this. |
| 20:14 | I think so. What's one energetic shift that unlocks creative or business |
| 20:20 | breakthroughs in your clients? Oh, this is uh something that not a lot |
| 20:24 | of people are open to trying, but I find the most creative people are children. |
| 20:29 | And sometime all it takes is to get back into the playful energy and feel really |
| 20:34 | ridiculous. And you for some reason you just you get rid of all that noise of |
| 20:39 | like what things are meant to be, how it's supposed to be, what's you know |
| 20:42 | what's the right thing to do, what's the um what's the conservative thing to |
| 20:47 | do? You get into this playful energy and creativity awakens. And that could |
| 20:51 | actually be as silly as you know what, if you're having a lot of blockages |
| 20:55 | mentally around um like new campaigns or next stages or um what to do next, go on |
| 21:00 | a roller coaster. Like literally go through the paint. go with your child so |
| 21:04 | you don't feel ridiculous if you have one and go get a group of friends. But |
| 21:08 | honestly, uh, a lot of really successful CEOs and founders take this approach. |
| 21:13 | They go and do something really silly and ridiculous. They do that a lot |
| 21:17 | through team building as well. It's that that loosening of energy, you know, |
| 21:21 | shake things up. People actually birth creativity in that |
| 21:25 | space. That's that's fun. I like that. |
| 21:28 | Absolutely. Natasha, do you remember the last time |
| 21:29 | you and I had fun like that was years ago. We went on um the water inflatable. |
| 21:35 | It was the first time I felt like a kid since I was a kid. We have to go. We |
| 21:39 | have to have fun. Yeah. What boundaries or rituals help you stay |
| 21:43 | energetically protected while serving at this point? |
| 21:46 | Yes, definitely. So, this is all about intention. So, if you put out the |
| 21:49 | intention that I don't want something to impact me, then energetically speaking, |
| 21:53 | you're saying don't and you put the barrier. So it can be something as |
| 21:57 | simple as doing this little movement where you literally put your arms into |
| 22:01 | prayer position. Take it up to your third eye and then imagine a gold circle |
| 22:05 | around you before you go into a challenging circumstance. That might be |
| 22:09 | an interview or it might be just dealing with someone who's complex or you know |
| 22:15 | challenging conflicting situation. Put a protection barrier around you. And I do |
| 22:20 | that with a lot of my uh CEO clients. they actually they use that um they feel |
| 22:24 | strength going it's something that you do just for your own confidence even |
| 22:28 | if you have a skeptical view as I mentioned I don't work with skeptics but |
| 22:32 | if you do tension behind things coming through to me |
| 22:36 | I love that what do you wish more healers or |
| 22:38 | intuitive practitioners understood about running a spiritually aligned business |
| 22:43 | this is very controversial but if I was to say probably more on the flip side if |
| 22:49 | you are going to see a spiritual person heal or someone who's forecasting in any |
| 22:54 | way, don't go to someone who you don't feel inspired by. So that means, you |
| 22:59 | know, if that person's talking to you about manifestation and they live in |
| 23:02 | their mom's basement and you know they don't have anything in terms of assets |
| 23:06 | or wealth or like I don't understand how these people are guiding others. |
| 23:09 | Absolutely. I'm not in anywhere near billionaire status. It is a working pro. |
| 23:13 | I don't actually not to shame billionaires. I don't have any |
| 23:15 | aspiration to get to billionaire status necessarily. Um nothing wrong with that. |
| 23:20 | a lot of admiration for those that have achieved such wealth. But you know, I've |
| 23:24 | got assets. I've got my relationship, my children, my own business. I've worked |
| 23:28 | in corporate. Like you have to look at if that person actually aligns with what |
| 23:32 | it is that you want to achieve. So my thing for spiritual healers don't try to |
| 23:37 | sell something that you yourself have not been able to body uh cuz it's |
| 23:41 | ethical. |
| 23:42 | So yes, very important. It's not the if you can't do teach scenario, but it's |
| 23:48 | about, you know, if you're going to ask someone for career advice and ask |
| 23:52 | someone who has had success in their career |
| 23:56 | to have advice, you don't go to the person who's unemployed and hasn't had a |
| 24:00 | job in 20s with this. |
| 24:04 | Yeah. If every school or boardroom taught one |
| 24:08 | concept about intuition, which one would you choose? |
| 24:11 | Intuition is a concept in itself. So I would say to trust if something says |
| 24:16 | stop and that's the most important one I think trust if something says don't do |
| 24:20 | it then don't. But this should teach kids that to |
| 24:24 | listen to their own intuition. It might protect them from that's what my |
| 24:28 | my son went to camp today. And that is what I literally told him. I said |
| 24:33 | think with your head but also think with your heart. Like if it doesn't feel |
| 24:36 | right and you don't want to go on that big swing, then don't go just because |
| 24:40 | everyone else is going on it. So listen to what your gut tells you to do. |
| 24:45 | If someone listening only remembers one thing about working with you or working |
| 24:51 | with psychics. What should it be? The psychic should not be about doom and |
| 24:55 | gloom. Yes, you can go to someone who has this type of ability similar to |
| 25:00 | myself and request for things that you don't want around you removed. Yes. So, |
| 25:05 | they shouldn't be about doom and gloom. I don't believe that. I believe that |
| 25:09 | this skill should only be about being able to lift you to a better state, um, |
| 25:14 | your happiest timeline, so to speak, your happiest pathway, and only go to a |
| 25:19 | psychic for that purpose. So, anyone that says, "Oh, your husband's cheating |
| 25:23 | on you. He's got three mistresses." Like, I just don't I don't believe I I |
| 25:27 | just don't I don't believe that. I think doom and gloom is a really bad wrap for |
| 25:31 | this industry. this industry really should be used with light energy and |
| 25:36 | energy to inspire and lift. I actually personally don't see negative things |
| 25:41 | like I just I just don't I don't work in that space. I don't see it. So be very |
| 25:45 | careful who you go to because you can often hold on to their words and they're |
| 25:49 | just not true. It's not it's not true. Yeah. And where can people go to work |
| 25:54 | with you or connect with you? So Danielle Gamiel uh Instagram page |
| 25:58 | that's the personal brand or the abundance psychic. So that's all one |
| 26:02 | word. Instagram page or www.da.com.au. |
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