Lessons Learned in a Spiritual Business

In this unfiltered, insightful, and utterly relatable solo episode, Hannah Macintyre shares the real-life lessons she’s learned running a spiritual business. From ethics and energy to pricing and people-pleasing, this episode is a must-listen for any developing medium, healer, or spiritual entrepreneur navigating the often messy magic of turning your calling into a career.

This expansive and practical episode explores:

• A beautiful listener question on mediumship and neurodivergence—how spirit works with who you are
• The truth about professional standards, client boundaries, and building your business with integrity
• Energetic capacity: why overbooking leads to surface-level mediumship
• Real talk on pricing, money blocks, and charging in a way that honours your time and gifts
• How your fees can shape your client base—and why the right sitters want to pay you
• Finding your voice, your values, and your own way of working with spirit
• Saying no to toxic clients, students, or situations (and why it’s essential for your wellbeing)
• Social media traps, algorithm anxiety, and the importance of authentic visibility
• Lessons in competition, copying, and staying in your own lane
• Spiritual business legalities—plus a mini rant on “celebrity mediums”

If you’re starting, growing, or questioning your spiritual business, this episode offers grounded wisdom, lived experience, and that classic Hannah blend of humour, honesty, and spirit-led sass.

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Most people developing their mediumship are doing it on their own. From September I'm running a monthly development circle inside Spirit Social, where you practise with other people instead of just reading about it. Over 12 monthly live events, alongside daily card readings and live demonstrations.

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