Trust should come before advice

For me, astrology begins with accuracy. Before asking someone to trust my guidance about their future, I want them to feel that I have understood their chart and their life correctly.

That is why a large part of my approach is predictive. I often begin by looking at significant patterns and events from the past — career changes, relationships, periods of difficulty, major transitions, or other turning points.

When those observations resonate with a person’s lived experience, the conversation changes. There is already a foundation of trust, and that makes the guidance that follows more meaningful.

My professional background is in software engineering.

Astrology began as a deep personal interest, but over time that interest became increasingly serious. The more charts I studied, the more I wanted to understand the logic behind patterns, timing and events rather than treating astrology as a collection of fixed statements.

That curiosity eventually became a practice.

In some ways, my engineering background has influenced how I approach astrology as well. I naturally look for patterns, consistency, cause and effect, and whether an interpretation actually holds up against a person’s life.