OP of the article here. To be honest, I miss working with you. I've been working on a few more "woo-woo" things for a number of years that I've been unsure ho

OP of the article here. To be honest, I miss working with you. I've been working on a few more "woo-woo" things for a number of years that I've been unsure how to properly approach in a work setting (but do actually use it as an advantage in a work setting). Been working on a book for it for years. DM me on Twitter (@theprincessxena) if you want a link. It's actually really hard to be open enough to talk about this kind of stuff in a work setting. It's easy to let fear of being labeled the "weird one" stop you, even when nothing else prevents you. However, when you do get known as the "weird one", you can get away with saying basically anything without people questioning it too much (EG: "it's Christine, she's weird, I don't have to care about $THING").