Description

Millions of Americans consult with astrologers, psychics, mediums, and fortune-tellers on a regular basis. Some partake in these services as entertainment, either for the curiosity of what the given advice may indicate or as a conversation starter with friends, while others enjoy the attention given to them by the advisor. And, of course, many feel fortune-tellers genuinely possess unique abilities that can provide simple and practical career and personal advice. Unfortunately, problems arise when a person bases important career and life decisions exclusively on the fortune-teller's reading, or when that spending becomes a financial burden. This program will help you by offering steps for overcoming fortune-telling addiction.