“I Only Work on Instagram”: Young Lady Who Quit Her Job to Become Full-Time Witch Now Earns N4m Every Month
- Jessica, a witch, charges her clients between KSh 860 (N2,907) and KSh 10k (N33,809) for tarot card readings, which she records via voice note
- She carefully selects the tarot cards for her customers, and the length of her readings typically ranges from five to 10 minutes
- The former beautician disclosed that her new career has her banking millions a year
Jessica has left behind her five-year-long glamorous job as a beautician to pursue a full-time career as a witch.
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Working from home
The 29-year-old witch from Swansea found her calling while scrolling through Instagram during a shift as a nail technician, which she says resulted in a spiritual awakening.
Fascinated by witchcraft and crystals, Jessica quickly bought relevant books and found her talent in reading tarot cards.
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According to Mirror, Jessica's white witch services and tarot card readings have garnered over 5,000 clients on her Instagram account, which she launched in January 2021.
While her family and friends were initially concerned about her career choice, they supported her once she started earning good money.
"I only work on Instagram and am earning three times more than I was before working in a salon. My friends and family were worried when I started working full-time. But once I started to earn good money, they supported me," she said.
Her clients include several celebrities and friends, and she earns three times what she did when she worked in a salon and has no intention of returning to her previous job.
"I show people how to create protection charms. I even show them how to attract people to you. I've had a few trolls, but my clients have been respectful and lovely," Jessica said.
Pastor dumps Christianity to become a herbalist
Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a pastor had dumped Christianity to become a herbalist.
In an explosive post on Facebook, the 40-year-old man shed light on why he dumped Christianity and the church presided by Bishop David Oyedepo.
Attaching a document showing his data with Winners Chapel, the animal production and health science graduate recalled his time as a Christian.
Oluyinka, who came from a poor background and began his journey with two friends, said his mother was late, and he didn't know his father's whereabouts, but he was on fire for God.
Source: TUKO.co.ke
