In spiritual spaces, visibility is often mistaken for authority. This post explores why integrity matters more than reach, how ethical teaching protects vulnerability, and why grounded spiritual work prioritises trust, boundaries, and personal agency over performance.

In Season 1, Episode 7 of the Mediumship Matters podcast, Hannah Macintyre explores ethics, integrity, and responsibility in spiritual development. This episode discusses exploitation in mediumship, the realities of charging for spiritual work, and why true growth often involves discomfort, accountability, and deep self-reflection rather than validation.

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So, you’ve decided to turn your gift of mediumship into a business. You love connecting with spirit, you’re passionate about helping people, and you’re ready to take the leap into professional readings. You launch your website, set up a booking system, and maybe even create a social media presence. You’re excited! This is it! Your dream job! And then… reality kicks in. After months (or even years) of training, practicing, and refining your skills, you find yourself exhausted