The witch admitted that her family and friends were concerned when she turned her intuition into a full-time career, but now that she’s raking in money, they’re supportive of her.
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Tom Wren / SWNS She started by offering her services free of charge to family and friends, and then demand increased, and she gave readings to strangers online. Now I utilize it within my readings with complete strangers.” She hopes more women will join in on the witchy lifestyle.
Intuition is a powerful tool that I never realized I used in my daily life. “I just never had the tools to utilize my power until now. She’s even making three times as much as she did as a beautician.Ĭaldwell believes her talent has always been within her. Tom Wren / SWNS A witch tip from Caldwell.
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In January 2021, she set up an Instagram offering witch and tarot-card services, so she can practice witchcraft full time. Now, she has 24,800 followers and over 5,000 clients - exclusively on social media - and reads tarot cards for celebrities and models. Within six months, I had 16,000 followers,” she shared. Tom Wren / SWNSĬaldwell selects tarot cards for her client and records her readings on a voice memo, which usually are five to 10 minutes long, charging anywhere between $5 and $75. Jessica Caldwell quit her job to become a full-time witch. In January 2021, she set up an Instagram offering witch and tarot-card services full time - and immediately got a flood of requests. “I was spooked but amazed by my intuition.” ”I had this woman approach me for a reading, and I kept getting the name ‘Steve.’ Eventually I had to say something - which she revealed was the name of her partner,” she shared. Jessica Caldwell / SWNSĬaldwell remembered one client that “shocked” her. Tom Wren / SWNS Jessica Caldwell before she became a witch. Caldwell selects tarot cards for her client and records her readings on a voice memo, which usually are five to 10 minutes long. I felt like it was a pull towards it all, it felt really natural to me.”Ĭaldwell started by offering her services free of charge to family and friends, and then demand increased, and she gave readings to strangers online. “On my breaks at work in the salon, I’d be researching tarot cards and crystals. “At first, I was extremely skeptical, but I was really curious,” she shared. “It fascinated me, and I felt really drawn to know more.”Ĭaldwell, from Swansea, Wales, first “purchased crystals, tarot cards and a few herbs,” but when she bought witchcraft books online, she discovered she has a talent for reading tarot cards and “fell in love with crystals.” “The Facebook group was filled with posts where people explained their journeys into witchcraft,” she told SWNS. She was working six days a week at a salon until she stumbled across a Facebook group in 2019. Jessica Caldwell, 29, decided to quit her job of five years when she had a “spiritual awakening” while scrolling through Instagram during one of her nail-technician shifts. Impractical magic? Crystal gifts from Wiccan witches at Catholic school causes uproar - and request to cleanse homes with prayerĪ woman left her job as a beautician doing hair and nails to become a full-time witch - and she makes more than $8,500 a month.
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