Developing Your Intuition: What a Psychic Medium Really Does with Christine

In this episode, Kaley sits down with psychic medium and intuitive Christine Schroeder to talk about what psychic ability actually is and why she believes every single one of us already has it. They explore what it really means to trust your gut, how to recognize the intuitive signals you've been ignoring, and why tapping into this side of yourself might be exactly what this next chapter calls for. Whether you're a skeptic or a true believer, this conversation will open your mind to what's possible when you start paying attention.

Christine is a professional psychic medium and intuitive reader with more than two decades of experience offering psychic readings, mediumship sessions, animal communication, and spiritual guidance to clients across the country. Her approach is warm, practical, and rooted in the belief that psychic ability is simply intuition, something everyone already has access to.

Transcript

SPEAKER_03 0:13

Hi, I'm Kaylee with Reality Renewed. Today we have the wonderful Christine medium psychic, just all the things, to a bunch of different people that she's helped. Uh I met you probably like eight years ago, maybe uh at a mutual friend's house. And it was a group reading, so it was us with 20 other women. Yeah. And I remember being so blown away the stuff that you knew and also the closure and the help that you gave to a lot of those women there. And I knew them, the women there, a lot of them, like some were very close to me, but some were definitely like just acquaintances. Uh, and I remember feeling so much closer after that. And I know when we had talked about you coming on the podcast, one of the things I said was, I think for women, you share, you know, you share your experience, right? And you you let them know sort of what you're about, but the things that come up in those readings, it truly makes you feel closer to one another because everyone has their own shit and it's so real. And just because you don't, you know, have it plastered on the internet or constantly talk about it, everyone has their own story and their own things that they're dealing with. And so I just thought having you come on with such a wealth of knowledge about all the different people you've met and have counseled throughout the way. Uh, you know, you you've helped me so many times with different things, different transitions that I've gone through in my my life most recently when we were at Monica's house, and I said, you know, I'm thinking about doing this podcast. Am I crazy? And you said, no, you gotta do it. Yeah, you have to do it. And so it was like that kind of final push. I'm like, well, if Christine says, Christine says I gotta do it.

SPEAKER_01 2:18

Debated around what you wanted to do, like even two, three years ago. Yeah. And I had seen it then, and you were like, and and like, uh, this is what's gonna happen. So, but it that is how it works, too. I may see something, and there's five different pathways to get to that answer. And even when you came then back to me saying, you know, I think I'm gonna do this podcast, I'm like, okay, ding, you have to one you should do. Yeah, so that's how it feels to me.

SPEAKER_03 2:46

So oh, that's amazing. Well, let's just get right into it. Uh, I would love just to like, because obviously I know all about you, but like our viewers, you know, can you just tell us a little bit about yourself and how you got in how you got into uh your business?

SPEAKER_01 3:01

Yeah, well, it's organic, no one taught me how to do this. I've done this my whole life. Um it's not something that I worked at. In fact, when I was a kid, I worked away from it, and that actually made it worse. So I just had to kind of deal with it. Um, I consider myself an intuitive medium, and the intuitive part for me is I will see people's potentials, their opportunities, kind of strategy readings, things where we can kind of figure things out. Mediumship is where I speak to deaf people, and that I've done both my whole life. Um, my origin story is when I was really little, I was probably about 10, and I was in bed getting ready for bed, and I had a younger brother at that time who, when he was sick, he would come and stand by my bed because I'm sick.

SPEAKER_00 3:57

There's the bathroom.

SPEAKER_01 3:58

Yeah. But he would not do that, he would stand by my bed. And so I'm in bed and trying to fall asleep, and I hear somebody breathing beside me, and I'm like, ha ha, he's sick again. So I turn over and I look up, and it's a little boy. He's not my brother, it's a kid about nine years old, and he's got this strange kind of khaki outfit on, and this old weird hat with this circle and a candle in it, which later I found out is a miner's cap. I'm like, oh yeah, oh yeah. And so I run upstairs to my parents' bedroom, and I'm like, oh, dad, I've tried to fall asleep, and I see this kid standing next to me, and he's breathing, and I can see him, and he's real, and this is what he's wearing. And my mom goes, you know, your great-grandfather was a miner in Canada years ago, and that's what they used to wear. Go back to bed. And I went, Oh, okay. Now, from her perspective, she was telling me that because she had assumed that I'd heard the story, my grandmother may have told her, you know, all those things. So it's like, oh, you're just it's your imagination. This is what it did to me as a 10-year-old validated it. I'm like, Yep, I saw my great grandad. Yes. So I chicken ran with it in a completely different direction. But that was part of kind of what I started. But also that year, um, I heard a radio program. My sister used to fall asleep with radio. A lot of things happen at night for me, I don't know why. Um things are quieter, or I think you're just more open to it as well. But this radio program really freaked me out because it was kind of an early talk radio program, and it was, I think it was called Darkness Radio. And he had in a psychic on, and I'm listening, I'm listening. Oh, I do that. I I do that. Oh no. I don't want to be a weirdo. This isn't good. So freaked me out, didn't want to do it, really kind of damned it down. Every time it would come up, I'd be like, no, I'm fine, it's okay. But what that did is it made me much more aware of how much I was doing this, and so as I got older, it became kind of a party favor, something I would do, you know, at the parties I would go to. Like, guess what I can do? Yeah. And so it really kind of blossomed in that sense. And then as I got even older, it was a great way to make money. I worked at a coffee shop, you know, to make money for school and all these different things, and it was just kind of a sideline. It wasn't, I never thought of it as a career, it was just kind of like a side hustle cultural even back then. But every real job I had, I would read all the people there too. Okay, thought, yeah, this is great. So as I started doing that, I'm like, you know, I should really start to do this a little bit more professionally. So I would work at metaphysical shops and different things and have parties and and all of that. Still kept my real day job, you know, no matter what it was. Um, but then I got to an age where I'm I'm like, you know, I really want to do this for real. And so I thought at 42, I thought, you know, if I don't try this for real, I never will. So I quit my real job, launched it, started it. It was interesting. I'm not a great business person. But you know, I like what I do. Yeah, absolutely. And I really have it's grown since then, and it's you know, it's been 20 years of full-time professional, probably 40 years of professional. Um, and this is kind of now where I really want to launch it differently. So, yeah, it's fun.

SPEAKER_03 7:43

Well, I'm so glad that you took the time to come on my podcast because I just think you are truly a remarkable person. And I also think, you know, what you just said were you know, at 42, it's like, you know, now or never.

unknown 7:56

Yeah.

SPEAKER_03 7:57

And I sort of felt that way with this, where you know, I turned, uh gosh, mama. I turned 38 and 38 for a few more months, and it was like, if I don't do this now, yeah, you're just gonna things are gonna keep you know coming up, and and that's why I love that for this, it's twofold. It's one, it was really your second chapter and your transition into you know taking your gift and doing it full time and being able to share it and help so many people, and you really took the chance on yourself. And I think as women, we need to remember that. Like sometimes you just need to take that jump or start that business or whatever it is, yeah.

SPEAKER_01 8:44

Whatever is calling to you, you know, it's an itch that's not gonna go away until you scratch it, right? And it doesn't have to succeed, you have to try. Yeah, you know, it has to be something that you throw your energy into.

SPEAKER_03 8:55

So absolutely. So how because we are gonna do a live reading today. I'm very nervous. Uh I was laughing. I'm like, I've had a cold all week. Last year was the you know, year of the snake, which is all about like shedding, shedding, and I was like, okay, maybe the last bit was shedding. Because then I woke up and I was like, oh my gosh, I I kind of have a voice again. Okay. So maybe this last week was shoving. I was laughing. Um, I was brushing my daughter's hair today. I don't know if this means anything, but this was stuck in her hair. Oh cute! It's a little dinosaur. I was like, we don't have dinosaurs in our house, we have all the girls. Um this she must must have been stuck when she was at school. School I was like, this is gonna be our lucky little dinosaur for today. Perfect. Um, but we love like kind of how you prepare for a reading.

SPEAKER_01 9:44

Sure. Um, years ago, someone told me that I had to take a class. Oh. Years and years ago. And I'm like, oh, alright, fine. And I took the class and went, well, this isn't gonna work for me. But one thing did come of it that I thought, oh, I I can incorporate that, was a grounding technique. Okay, and it is about how to kind of really settle yourself and get into your body. Because for me, the majority of my reading comes from physical things or visual things, or being able to kind of lump into people's ideas and thoughts, so it's very energy. And for me, if I have too much going on, I'm a little bit of a squirrel. If I've got too much going on, it's really distracting. So I learned a grounding technique. So that's what I do is I do a grounding technique. Other than that, it is so organic. I don't really use tarot. In fact, I tried tried to learn a tarot class. I'm like, that was fun. These cards are annoying me. So this is probably too much. It's it's well, it's it's a directive in a direction that people who do intuitive tarot do it very well. To me, it was a distraction. I have a friend, Liz, who does it beautifully. She can can incorporate both. I can't. And it was like, no, I'm a squirrel, it doesn't work. So that's kind of what I do. That's kind of my process is jumping in. Oh, I do ask for name and date of birth. And that's the other thing that the class did because what it does for me is it focuses my energy on what your energy is doing. People always go, uh, maiden name, you know, you're doing a credit check. No, no, no, no. And in fact, I probably won't remember your name or your date of birth. I'm kind of that way too. Um, but it's a way to kind of jump in on the energy.

SPEAKER_03 11:32

Okay, I love it. Well, do we just go for it? Certainly can. All right. All right, full name to date of birth. Middle name too? Yeah. Kaylee Jean Mozzie, May 13th of 1987. Okay.

SPEAKER_01 11:50

Um you are a bit of what I call a decisive hot mess. You can get very firmly decisive. You want to do the thing, you want to be productive, you've got, you know, once you've got a track you're in, you're great. Before that, you're a bit of a hot mess. What? Where are we? How are we? What am I gonna do? When? When? What day is that? But that does not, that is more of a bit of an emotional piece, not an actual production piece. You are very good at setting a task, making it happen, boom, boom, boom. But if you get to a place where you're unsure you will procrastinate, fight, flight, or freeze, you tend to freeze. You're like, nope, I haven't got an idea. Once you got the idea, boom, you're you're magical. You just can run with it. I think that has propelled you a lot in your life. I think at this stage in your life, it's more about being reflective. It's more about seeing not just what can you can get done, but where the good use of your energy is and how you want it to be, not just what you want it to be. And I think that's the next 18 months for you. It will be you will bring a lot of different opportunities. You're now ready for change. I think in the past you change just was forced on you, and so you dealt with it instead of it being something that you embraced. Um, you're a Taurian. I know this much about astrology, but I happen to be a Taurian too. Yes, and we don't do change well. But we once we're in that group, we go, okay, well, this is where we're gonna go with it, this is what we're gonna do, this one, and that's kind of where I see you in this stage. Um, I also see though that for you it's about bringing new people into your world and being willing to be vulnerable in a way that you haven't been in the past. But that's why this works right now is that vulnerability is not about um fear, it's not about needing to be something or perfecting something, it's about being real. And you you're all you've always been real. It's really hard for you to fake anything. You don't have to do that. You're not a good liar. I don't have a good poker face. Oh, and you're not a good liar. Oh, did I oh never mind? Um, but you are you can have the disease that lots of women have, which is people pleasing, and you are walking away from that. You're like, you know what? Not gonna do that. Just going to be organically me in the moment. Um, that will serve you well for this, that will serve you well in your relationships. Your relationships are about to shift. You've been boundary shifting for probably the last four years, I'd say, okay, in terms of how what you want as far as a give and take. And that's in friendships, that's in family, that's with your kids, that's with mates, that's with everything. So that's gonna shift. That's your overview. Now you can ask me anything you'd like. I read people who cross over, animals, dream interpretation, tasses, career, love life, maybe friends. You want to ask about somebody not in the room and they don't, you don't have a date of birth, don't sweat it.

SPEAKER_03 15:12

Well, I feel like do you feel like there's someone here with me? Definitely, there always is.

SPEAKER_01 15:18

So is there anybody in particular you want to talk to?

SPEAKER_03 15:22

Oh, jeez. Jeez, I own my Kleenex. Yes.

SPEAKER_01 15:27

Okay, give me their name and date of birth if you have it.

SPEAKER_03 15:30

Um well won't be happy that I don't remember his birthday. Because I always he always we always talked about his birthday. Um, his name is Rick Nolan.

SPEAKER_01 15:43

He's right here. I mean, he is right here. You were extremely close. Um, was this a friend? Oh, my uncle. Your uncle, okay. So I was gonna say it doesn't matter. But he was like a he was like very much like a friend. Very much a friendship kind of situation. Not paternal in a sense, but not overriding. Um he's very he goes, ta-da! He totally loves this kind of thing. He's totally into it.

SPEAKER_03 16:12

Yes, he loved, he would love to be the he would love to be the center of attention.

SPEAKER_01 16:16

Yep, and he would be right here, read me, read me, what am I doing? Um he also goes, Oh, in terms of how he crossed over. Did he die quickly? Uh-huh. He yeah, unexpectedly of a heart attack. Yeah, and it was um, but he goes, you know, I wouldn't want it any other way. It just for him, it was just good. And the reason it was good was because he didn't want to linger, he didn't like to be a burden, he was pretty independent. Extremely. Does that make sense? Yeah.

SPEAKER_03 16:44

So for me, I mean He was cutting down trees the day he passed away.

SPEAKER_01 16:49

Yeah, yeah. And that's just kind of him. Um, he does say that there was, and not to make a pun here, but there was a lot of fallout from his crossing, that it was kind of messy, that there's a lot of things that had to be done that that he was like, that's he's not happy about. But he likes being dead because he can see everything, and a lot of them do. I'm like, that's a theme. Um, but they can see everything, they can kind of do what they want to do. I don't know how to say this any other way, but you were his favorite, and he knows that that's gonna probably cause issues in the family, but you were his favorite, um, and still are, and for him, he loves that. You know, the cutting down trees was really a theme for him, too. Outdoors, kind of having things be a certain way in his world is very much who he is. Um, he watches out for you, he watches out for the girls. Um, he loves to push you though, he loves to kind of dangle things in front of you. So when you are struggling or when you are debating something or feeling less than decisive, um do kind of ask him. You know, do kind of use him as an ancestral tool to say, you know what, I'm struggling right now. What do you got for me? Um, because he'll be like, I'll be there. Um, that and a great grandmother. You have a great grandmother. I think I've talked to you about her before, maybe not. Um, and she's very present, she's very on point, and she was kind of a stickler for things. I don't know that she was, you know, sunshine and flowers. Um, but she's very much there, she's very heartfelt. She would do anything for anybody if you met her mustard. And I think you're a little bit like her in some ways. You know, not that you are met meet the mustard, but in terms of values and ideas, you're like, yeah, you know, get on board. Um, so yeah, she's around too. Do you have a grandmother that's crossed over that is on your mom's side? Yes. Yeah, she's here too. Um, she's a little bit more easygoing in a sense. She's not super easygoing, but she's more easygoing than the great-grandmother. Um, and she watches over your mom a lot. Oh, does that make sense to you? Yeah. Were they fairly close? Very close. Okay, because she's like, I'm not leaving that kid. This kid needs me. Um, so that's you know, that's very much her bent and where she is in this too. She watches over you and your kids. Um but she's was she crafty or did she sew or I think she was crafty. Okay. Because she's doing stuff with her hands all the time, which is interesting. Um yeah, anything else?

SPEAKER_03 19:36

I'm gonna ask one more question about Rick. Does that work? Yeah. Um, I would just be remiss if I didn't ask, because you know, Uncle Uncle Rick, I was very, very close to. Uh, but also my Aunt Mary and him were extremely, extremely close. And I know it would mean a lot to her if there were any messages he would have to say.

SPEAKER_01 19:59

Do you mind giving me her name?

SPEAKER_03 20:00

Mary Nolan. Mary Nolan.

SPEAKER_01 20:03

He says, sorry he messed up the plan. I think they had plans, and she was that was her biggest issue with all of this was the unexpected and the fact that it kind of sent her spinning. He does spend a lot of time with her in the kitchen. I don't know if she's a cook or a coffee drinker or whatever, but he spends a lot of time in the kitchen with her. Um he says love of his life in a way that is genuinely so. Not he's not trying to impress her or anything, but they were really good partners. Yeah. Really good kismet. Yeah. Back and forth. Yes. And that's what he recognizes she misses the most is that back and forth. I don't know if he she's moved on. He would certainly hope that she would. Um, and that he gives her carte blanche to do that, though. To me, it feels like that's a real obstacle for her. She's just like, so she may never do it, but he's like, eh, you know, have some fun. He's telling her about a trip. Does she travel at all? Yeah, she just did travel. Okay, he was with her on the trip. Okay. And he wants her to know that from that place of I haven't gone anywhere. I have, but I haven't. So that you know, that that her life is moving forward and that she's getting things is great. And also, he's talking about there's something, pieces of paperwork that she's been looking for forever. And he says it's it's fallen into a drawer. You know, you have a drawer and it papers can kind of ride out and fall. There's something that is stuck behind, that is caught on a ledge, stuck behind. And he said she will find it eventually, but that that's it's not super important, but she's miffed that she can't find it. So and it's in like his office, or I don't think it's in his. Office. I think it's in a in a it's in a desk drawer, but it's more of a personal desk drawer. Okay. Or even like a bedroom desk drawer.

SPEAKER_03 22:08

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

SPEAKER_01 22:08

Okay. Yeah. So weird.

SPEAKER_03 22:10

Wild.

SPEAKER_01 22:11

And I'm gonna call her after because she'll be like, I've been looking for that piece of paper. Well, even if she isn't doesn't remember it in the moment that she finds it, she'll be like, Yes, that's where it's really good. So yeah.

SPEAKER_03 22:22

Okay, that's amazing. That is truly amazing.

SPEAKER_01 22:25

I just have to say this. I don't know what it means, but cinnamon rolls. So that's her saying.

SPEAKER_03 22:31

Yeah. Okay. I'll have to ask her. Yeah. I love that. Oh my gosh, that's well, thank you for that. Because you know, we've he died unexpectedly. He um it'll be two years in October. He was just so full of life. Dynamic person. Amazing. Gosh, has it been three years? Two or three. It goes so fast. Uh, but was such a dynamic person. I remember um it was so interesting because I was out of town. I was actually meeting my partner's family for the first time. It was the first time his mom had ever been on an airplane.

SPEAKER_02 23:10

Oh wow.

SPEAKER_03 23:11

And we went in, so it was just this culmination of a really special trip. Uh, and I got a phone call from my mom, and I just remember being like, no, no, yeah, no, yeah, but it's so unexpected. We just kind of no, I don't believe that happened. Yeah, uh, and so it was just it's such a profound loss because him and I would sit, uh, we have this big porch at our family cabin. Him and I would just sit and shoot the shit for hours ever since I was really little. Yeah. Um, and I remember telling, I remember him telling me really when I was really young and awkward, and you go through the awkward stage. And he was like, Kaylee, I promise you, you're gonna give me 10 cents when one day someone falls in love with your brown eyes. And at the time I remember being like, Ew, like I like, my eyes are weird, and I embraces, and you know, but he was just always from a very young age would always just build me up, and so it's been such such a human, humongous loss, you know, in our in our family. So and he was, you know, congressman for a long time and made some amazing changes, and yeah, I joke that maybe maybe it's better that he's deceased given how the world and and Minneapolis is right now doing it.

SPEAKER_01 24:29

Probably do more now where he is than he could when he was alive.

SPEAKER_03 24:33

So yeah, great point.

SPEAKER_01 24:34

So the other thing that he's bringing up, he keeps bringing it up, and it's it's a sign that lots of people do, but it is something that for you I think will resonate. Eagles, he does, oops, sorry, I didn't mean to do that. Eagles a lot. Okay, that's crazy.

SPEAKER_03 24:50

It's just kind of because we've had we've seen a lot of eagles at our cabin.

SPEAKER_01 24:56

Yeah, and that's him, just you know, this is me here too. You'll see him, he circles your place every once in a while, so yeah, so you'll see him.

SPEAKER_03 25:05

That's wild. Yeah, okay, amazing. So, how do you see this podcast going? I would be remiss if I didn't ask. Yeah, well, of course.

SPEAKER_01 25:13

Um, and this is I'm gonna give you a little different reading with this because it's the strategy portion. And strategy readings are about um opportunities, things that I see to do or try. Um, I think this podcast will go well. I don't think it will stay in its um original form. I think it's gonna grow. I think it's going to be formatted differently as you move forward and kind of pick topics and themes that resonate more than not. Um, it is about information, it is about empowerment, not just your own, but empowerment for the people who are on it and kind of being willing to be vulnerable and show other sides of yourself, which is your growth potential right now. But it's also about ideas and sharing new things and being willing to highlight not just what you like, but what controversial things, you know, things that are a little bit not, you know, PC. It's okay to have that and bring that into the program too. And I think you will do that well. I think you are great at you're a good talker, you're good at kind of bringing people out, you're good at making people feel good, but that's not the point of the podcast. The point of the podcast is to deliver to people who are out there seeing things differently. So I think that will go well. I think in terms of how you broadcast and what you do in terms of marketing this, that's a crunchy situation right now, and it's crunchy simply because the environment out there hasn't landed, and you will pivot well with this. I don't see that as an issue, but I think you may try a few things and go, oh, that didn't work, that didn't work. But it isn't about failure, it's about seeing what works best. So I think for you, um I it's funny in that first reading in terms of like the 18-month trajectory. It's not gonna take that long for this to kind of land where it needs to. It probably will take six months for it to land where it needs to. But in 18 months, there'll be there will be a pivotal change to it. And it's add-ons, it's things you will bring to the party. Very cool. Yeah.

SPEAKER_03 27:30

So you think I can make some money on this?

SPEAKER_01 27:33

I think monetizing it comes with that adding on things. I think yes, you can monetize it easily, and I think people will pay for what you bring to the party. It's you feeling good about what you bring to the party, not just what will bring the money. That's gonna be your learning curve because it's like, yeah, we could stuff this full of stuff that other people want, but I don't resonate with that. Yeah, that's not gonna work for you. So it's that figuring out how to get both that you will you'll manifest. Okay. Yeah. And you're in manifestation mode, so I love that. Yeah, that's cool.

SPEAKER_03 28:11

Well, I'm glad this will keep going on and definitely will, you know, go into different things, and and like you said, it will kind of it'll blossom nicely and organically too.

SPEAKER_01 28:23

It isn't that you have to, you know, try and gimmick, or you know, oh, what are they gonna want? It's like, no, what do I want in that violence?

SPEAKER_00 28:31

So oh god, yeah, and so we anything else that you see? Well, let's read the the snuffer butter here. Daisy!

SPEAKER_01 28:40

Hi, can can she read you? Yes, I can.

SPEAKER_00 28:44

Can you untop?

SPEAKER_01 28:45

Hi, Daisy. It's all good. Hi, sweet P. Um, Daisy is she's a family dog in the sense that she needs people around. She does not like to be alone, she does not like to not have company. Um, she is also, though, um protective, and yet if everything's good, she's like, I'm good. I'm good. Um, she likes one of your daughters more than the other.

SPEAKER_03 29:14

We won't say which one.

SPEAKER_01 29:15

We won't say which one, but the family knows. Um and that is because this kid is a little bit more calm and a little less reactive. She needs, you know, settling down. So she's gonna have a long life.

SPEAKER_03 29:32

Um and she's will she ever stop peeing and pooping in the house? No.

SPEAKER_01 29:41

For as long as what's going on with that? Um it's the nature of the breed, number one, and it's the nature of small dogs. And she she won't go, oh, I have to go potty. Okay, yep, no one's here. Okay, well, I'll go. Yeah, they're not here in this absolute moment. Well, then I just have to go. So yeah. Great. Yeah, so just a lot of carpet pads, you know, getting her to a space, a designated space, will be better. But even with that, she's like, oh, it's now.

unknown 30:18

Great. Yeah.

SPEAKER_01 30:18

Well, at least she's cute. Exactly. And she's got Park Leaf personality.

SPEAKER_03 30:23

Yeah. Yeah. Well, awesome. Well, this has been, I mean, I got a lot for myself personally. I'm so happy that Rick came through. My Aunt Mary will be very happy about it. Um, just like a lot of great stuff. I'm glad this. I mean, I when I started this podcast, I knew it was gonna morph into other things, and that was really, you know, my hope with it. So I'm glad to hear that that's like what you you are seeing. You know, Instagram on here.

SPEAKER_01 30:51

We have your um I'm gonna do some shameless plugs. Okay, please do do those now.

SPEAKER_03 30:56

Yes.

SPEAKER_01 30:57

We're doing a what is called build-amate, and I don't know if I spoke to you about build-amate or not, but it is a process, it's one of the types of readings that I do, but it's more structured around finding an appropriate mate by changing your defaults. It's all about really kind of understanding why you keep dating the same person in a different body. And if you want to change that, we're gonna give you tools on how to do that, dating tips, um, some manifestation tips, some things around what you can do to you to kind of try and change that trajectory. So that's something that I'm doing. Um, I'm going to be starting to do a lot of little podcasty things myself. Um, so yeah, and come and see me at uh Christine intuitemedium.repress.com.

SPEAKER_03 31:45

Perfect, and they can message you directly and be able to set up appointments. Yeah, I've got a scheduling service, I've got all kinds of fun stuff. Wonderful! Yeah, well, thank you so much, Christine, for coming on. It was truly amazing. So really appreciate you. You bet.

SPEAKER_00 32:00

You bet. Thank you.