When does someone become a professional astrologer?
That is my latest question that I am kicking around. And have I crossed the line?
As some of my readers know, I am currently working as a Staff Writer for the Community College of Denver's student newspaper, Campus Connection. It was a gig that was supposed to expand my portifolio. Instead as the year has gone on, I have drifted in writing for the same type of stuff that I always write: esoteric and occult.
In this latest issue, I had both an article about Divination Addiction and an astrology column.
So does writing a monthly astology column for a college newspaper make one a professional
astrologer? I don't know. But it is sure to bug my mother if she ever learns of it.
If you get paid for it, then it's professional, particularly if it's a regular income, as opposed to doing a chart for someone once every few years.
ReplyDeleteI see nothing wrong with it if it's not abused. Someone people are willing to invest money instead of time, and some people, particularly magicians and writers, need money.
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Dean.