In every career conversation I've sat in, people perform. They sound certain when they're not, competent when they're terrified, decisive when they've been going in circles for months. I'm blind — I can't see any of that. I read the energy underneath the story, and what I'm looking for is whether the hesitation is fear talking or whether there's a genuine signal there that's worth listening to.
Four things that are separate from the story you've been telling yourself about where you are professionally.
Fear of change — or genuine misalignment
There’s a real difference between those two things, and they feel almost identical from the inside. One means the path is right but you’re scared. The other means the path was never right and you’ve been working hard to believe it was. Energy makes that distinction visible. That’s usually the first thing I’m reading.
The pattern underneath the frustration
If the same dynamic keeps following you from job to job — the same conflict with management, the same ceiling, the same feeling of being invisible or boxed in — that’s not the jobs. Something in the pattern is repeating. A career reading can surface what’s underneath it and where it’s actually coming from, which is usually the thing that needs to shift before anything else changes.
What the energy of the next move actually is
Whatever you’re considering — a new role, a business, a pivot, walking away — there’s energy in that direction already. I can read whether it’s open and moving or dense and flat, whether there’s something real there or whether you’re chasing the idea of it more than the thing itself. That’s not a prediction. It’s a read on what’s present right now.
What you’re actually ready for — not what you think you should want
These two things are often not the same. What you think you should want is shaped by what’s expected of you, what makes sense on paper, what would look right to the people in your life. What you’re actually energetically oriented toward is different. The gap between them is usually where the stuck feeling lives.
Career decisions are probably the most defended energy people carry. When you talk about work — your goals, your situation, what you're thinking about doing — you manage it. You sound like someone who has it together, or at least like someone who knows what they want, because that's just how we're trained to talk about professional things. You present the version of the story that makes sense, that you've rehearsed, that you've been telling yourself. I can't see any of that. I was born blind, so there's no read on how you're presenting yourself, how confident you look, what kind of professional you appear to be. I'm reading the energy of what's actually driving the decision — not the story being told about it.
Most career indecision isn't about lacking information. You've probably already done the research. You've weighed the pros and cons. You know what's on the table. The reason people stay stuck is that the answer they're landing on keeps conflicting with something — what they think they should want, what feels safe, what they've already invested in, what the people around them expect. That conflict doesn't resolve with more information. Energy makes it visible. When I can see that the thing you're hesitating over is actually just fear of leaving something familiar, that changes what the hesitation means. When I can see that the hesitation is a genuine signal — that something is off about the direction itself — that changes it too.
I'm not going to tell you to quit or stay. That's yours to decide, and I wouldn't pretend otherwise. What I can do is read what's present in the situation — what's driving the pull toward a change, what's holding you back, whether the energy of the move is open or stuck — and put that in front of you clearly. The clarity doesn't come from me. It comes from hearing the thing you already knew confirmed out loud, in a way that cuts through the noise you've been living in. Most people know what they need to do. They just need something solid under their feet before they do it.
All readings are one-on-one with William. Text chat or phone — whichever works better for you.
Text Chat Reading
Written, at your pace — good for complex situations where precision matters
Ask your career question in writing. I'll respond with what I'm picking up energetically — no pressure to have your thoughts in order, no real-time back-and-forth. Good for complex situations where you need to be precise about what you're asking.
$20 – $75
Learn More →Phone Reading
Real-time, spoken — better when you have a lot of context to work through
A live conversation. You can ask follow-up questions as things come up, and we can work through what surfaces together. Better for situations with a lot of context or when it's hard to put what you're feeling into writing.
$40 – $190
Learn More →Not sure where to start?
A Single Card pull is $15 — one focused question, one honest read. It's a low-pressure way to see how a reading feels before committing to something longer.
| Reading | Price |
|---|---|
| Single Card Pull | $15 |
| 5-Min Text Chat | $20 |
| 10-Min Intro Text★ Special Offer | $20 |
| 10-Min Text Chat | $35 |
| 15-Min Text Chat | $50 |
| 25-Min Text Chat | $75 |
| 10-Min Phone | $40 |
| 15-Min Phone | $60 |
| 30-Min Reading | $110 |
| Full Soul Reading (60 Min) | $190 |
For career and decision questions, the 15–25 min text range or a 10-min phone call tends to give enough room to read the full pattern and the move.
That thing you keep coming back to — you already know what it is. You just need something solid enough to trust it.
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