By looking at your business’ chart, you can begin to get a clearer picture of what your business’ purpose is, how to grow it, and what you can do to make it more successful by gaining a deeper understanding of its energy.
In addition to using your business’ chart to make decisions about the business itself, you can also uncover the reasons why you started your business in the first place by comparing it with your own!
The first step to calculating your business’ chart is to figure out its true birthday.
To do this, you will have to nail down the specific date, time, and location of its birth, just as you would for a person.
*Note: You don’t need to have the exact time if it’s not possible for you to track this down, but without it, you will miss out on the Rising Sign as well as the exact positions of the houses and the Moon.
How to Calculate Your Business’ Birth Chart
Your business’ birthday a.k.a. start information is meant to be based upon the exact moment you decided to do something to take your business idea out of your head and actually make it real.
For example: You might choose to use the time stamp on the receipt for when you purchased your business’ domain name for its website or when you registered your business with your local government. Maybe it’s when you decided to hire a branding designer to put together your logo or made another type of investment where you put money into the making of your business. It all depends on when you feel you took the first official step to make your business idea tangible!
This is according to what feels like a meaningful moment to you, so naturally, the source of this information is going to vary from business owner to business owner.
In a business reading, I can actually tell when someone doesn’t have the correct start information for their business because it either doesn’t line up with their own chart at all, or what the chart lays out as the essence or purpose of the business doesn’t match up with what the business actually does.
You know you have the right chart when you find aha moment after aha moment – it just makes sense in almost an eerie way.
This is true even for businesses that were not necessarily started to further the true life calling for the person who started it. The chart will naturally lay out what your business actually does or what it offers and it can be truly extraordinary to witness.
2 Responses
Hi! I’m curious about the day I choose. I originally purchased a domain for one business name and then a few months later changed the name. The biz idea is still the same, the name was the only thing that was adjusted.
Do I take the first date or the second?
Thanks!
Hi Amy! As long as the essence and mission of the business are the same, you can use the same chart.