Personal Guidance, Thoughtfully Explained
Understanding Your Concern
Some clients want the analysis in writing rather than only in conversation, usually because a reading covers years and nobody remembers a conversation accurately after six months. This page explains what a written report is and what it is not.
What a Written Report Contains
The chart and the relevant divisional charts, the principal findings with the placements they rest on, the dasha timeline across the coming years, and any remedy that was genuinely indicated along with its stated limit.
It is written after the consultation rather than instead of it, because a report produced without a conversation cannot address what a client actually needed to ask.
- The chart and the relevant divisional charts
- Findings given with the placements behind them
- The dasha timeline across the coming years
- Written after a consultation, not instead of one
What It Is Not
It is not a generated document. Software reports are assembled by interpolating stock paragraphs against placements, and they read that way: internally inconsistent, hedged everywhere, and generic.
Those are sold widely and cheaply, and there is nothing wrong with the price. There is something wrong with presenting one as a personal reading, which is what commonly happens.
- Not a software-generated document of stock paragraphs
- Generated reports contradict themselves across sections
- Cheap generated reports are fine; presenting them as personal is not
- You can tell the difference by whether the findings cohere
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How Your Consultation Works
- 1
Hold the Consultation First
The conversation establishes what you actually need addressed, which is what the report is then written around.
- 2
Write the Analysis
The findings, the reasoning and the timeline, in ordinary language rather than in jargon.
- 3
Send It for Reference
The document is yours to keep and to re-read when the periods it describes arrive.
Common Questions
Your privacy matters. Personal details and consultation discussions are treated as confidential.