Destiny Consultant

Jessie Lee

27-Jan-17 13:30

When you think of hobbies, naturally the conventional list comes to mind: everything from painting and drawing to even baking and cooking perhaps? That’s not the case for Jessie Lee, who walks down the unbeaten path of past times by choosing the art of Chinese Metaphysics as her main creative outlet and career specialization. To commemorate the auspicious beginning of the Year of the Rooster, we speak with Jessie Lee, a Destiny Consultant and founder of Soleil Trinity Resource, to share some insights of what we can expect this 2017. So how will you fare in the Year of the Rooster?

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Tags: Chinese Metaphysics, Feng Shui, Year of the Rooster, Chinese New Year, Soleil Trinity, Chinese Zodiac, Bazi Consultation, Fortune Telling, Tarot Cards, Astrology, Jessie Lee, Careers Unusual, Lunar New Year

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