So tell me, Meg, how did you get into astrology to start with? What was the initial bump to get in there?

Well, I think that probably it's probably like most astrologers reading horoscopes and finding out that I'm an Aquarius sun, really kind of like maybe this is meant to be an astrologer.

Um, so like my early memories of just kind of reading astrology and I was really young, but, um, I actually kind of started with astro cartography first.

Um, a friend of mine told me about astro cartography when I had relocated here to Ireland.

Um, so that was like nearly 10 years ago and I did a reading.

So yeah, so I just moved to Ireland and a friend of mine told me about astro cartography.

And I had a reading for myself and for my, basically my whole family and realized like how accurate astrophotography was.

fragile in some way and you don't want to make them worse I think that's very important I've stressed that more than once on this podcast and also when I teach because you're working with people you're not working writing computer programs that'd be different if you're writing a computer program where you will write in a column or anything like that but working one-on-one with people there are certain skills that are necessary but do you find that the majority of your clients are Because if you set yourself up, which is what you are as an astro cartographer, the majority of the questions are going to center around where should I be living? Or are there other types of things that people will ask you or want to know about?