February 13, 2025 • 35 mins
Journey with us as Jamal Robinson, the mastermind behind 720 Astrology, unveils his remarkable transformation from the world of fitness to the cosmic realm of astrology. Discover how life's unexpected turns and a serendipitous inheritance of astrology books set Jamal on a path of self-discovery and professional reinvention. Learn how a well-crafted digital presence, powered by Advent Trinity, became his signature tool in standing out within the crowded astrology market.
Explore the profound layers of astrology that go beyond mere horoscopes, as Jamal shares the essence of what makes an astrologer more than just a star reader. By drawing connections between Western psychology and cosmic insights, he reveals how astrology can serve as a powerful method for personal therapy, highlighting Carl Jung's usage of astrological charts. Hear how Greek mythology serves as a bridge to understanding astrological archetypes, and uncover the challenges faced when building a business that intertwines the mystical with entrepreneurship.
This episode promises to stretch your understanding of astrology's role in both personal growth and business strategy. From unlocking personal potential through birth chart readings to insightful synastry assessments for improving business relationships, Jamal offers practical guidance for applying astrology in everyday life. His advice is clear for those doubting their cosmic calling: let passion lead the way, and mastery will follow. Tune in for a transformative conversation, and find out how you can connect with Jamal for your own astrological journey.
Jamal Robinson
Email: info@720astrology.com
Company name: 720 Astrology
Website URL: www.720astrology.com
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Storie (00:16):
Welcome back to Market it with Atmo, where we share the
tips, tools and strategies tohelp your business be successful
.
I'm your host, dori, and todaywe have on this show a very
exciting guest for me, mr JamalRobinson, the founder of 720
Astrology.
Welcome, jamal.
Jamal (00:34):
Thank you for having me.
Storie (00:36):
I'm so excited about this visit today.
Can you tell me a little bitabout how you got into astrology
and how long you've been inbusiness right now?
Jamal (00:47):
I got into astrology through the age-old school of
failure, so I had a verysuccessful business.
Prior to being an astrologer, Iactually used to be a
competitive bodybuilder andsuccessful personal trainer, had
a gym and all that.
Wow.
And as my elementary librariantold me one time, she said Jamal
(01:14):
, you're getting too big foryour britches.
Which might have been true,right and I probably had a
tendency to do that and thatprobably was what happened with
the fitness business.
I got too fixated on growingand may have lost some of the
focus, but I think it wasintentional.
(01:35):
As far as in the higher realms,because it was I needed to fail
to put me on a new path of whatwas more aligned with my actual
purpose.
Storie (01:47):
Yeah, I'd say a lot of us learn like that.
You either grow through it oryou get defeated, right, Right
right, right.
Jamal (01:54):
So it kind of led me down this road of wanting to figure
out who I was more and whycertain things were happening,
and I definitely wasn't lookingfor astrology, but I ran into it
, okay, and so that was about 12years ago, but I actually
didn't start practicing tillabout five years ago
(02:18):
professionally.
Storie (02:19):
Okay.
Jamal (02:19):
So I've been in this gestation phase for most of that
time, and so then it you know,life experiences coupled in with
just studying the book, stuffwith astrology has come together
to make me who I am today as anastrologer and you found
(02:41):
success in that.
Storie (02:42):
So did you have a mentor or someone who encouraged you
to look into astrology, or didyou find out on your own through
research that some of this isjust lining up?
Jamal (02:53):
Yeah, I didn't have technically a mentor, but I
think life is a mentor in itself.
So I've had people show up whomaybe may have not known that I
even existed, but I saw them andI picked up data from them and
I picked a little something upover here, and.
But I had mentors show up afterI got involved to to let me
(03:18):
know that I was on the rightpath right.
I had an astrologer two yearsago who was on her deathbed.
Oh my.
And she found me.
Here's a testament to TrinityAdvent.
Storie (03:31):
Advent Trinity.
Jamal (03:31):
Advent Trinity I'm sorry Because I have my Google face or
placement or presence.
She went Googling for anastrologer that she could
bequeath her library to wow andshe found me.
She was in Wisconsin and shefound me and we ended up talking
(03:54):
on the telephone aboutastrology and the the condition
she was in.
She said time is of the essence.
I probably only have about twoweeks left on this planet.
She was right.
So we set something up with herson where I could send them
some money to mail me five boxesof books.
Storie (04:15):
Wow.
So that's the type ofmentorship I've had, like it's
been ethereal, yeah, almost likethe universe is just aligning
with your presence and yourpurpose.
That is incredible.
So you have developed a website, obviously with Advent Trinity,
and we're helping you with allof those different variables of
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your digital marketing.
Would you say that your websitehas been a big tool in helping
you expand your audience?
Or what digital tools socialmedia, things like that have you
been more successful inreceiving response from?
Jamal (04:49):
The website is key because it's my digital business
card and it separates,distinguishes, differentiates me
from my, if you want to call it, competitors, I'd say
contemporaries.
Okay, you know a lot of peopleand this is no knock, but a lot
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of people will go and use Wix orSquarespace and those type of
template sites are a lot betterthan they used to be.
But, as an Aquarian son, Ialways want to be a little
different from the herd.
Storie (05:25):
Right.
Jamal (05:26):
So I said you know what?
I want somebody to build a sitethat separates me from the
others, and I knew that wasbeyond my skill set and I wanted
some expertise around well, howdo you market yourself and how
do you get more visible, and sothat has been a very key piece
(05:46):
in my business.
Also, sweat equity Okay, sobeing willing to put out
information that you're notgetting paid for immediately.
Storie (05:57):
I like that.
Jamal (05:58):
Sharing books with people .
A lot of people hoardinformation.
They're scared they're going togive up some type of
proprietary secrets or something.
But you can't duplicate myessence.
I can give you a book.
I don't care about tellingpeople where I got something
from, because I am theamalgamation of all that
information I've taken in.
You can't duplicate that.
(06:19):
So I think having that type ofspirit where I don't mind
sharing stuff and having aprofessional face has been very
helpful in my journey.
Storie (06:33):
Right, it's almost like you're transparent, authentic
with everything that comes fromyou, you take in and give
exactly what you feel, which isamazing.
So I'm curious what inspiredyou to be a business owner and
entrepreneur, because that initself is hard, but there's a
lot of skepticism in astrology.
So what encouraged you to takethat leap, to start your own
(06:54):
business?
Jamal (06:55):
I've never done well working for anybody, so the only
job security I've ever had iswhen I've been my own boss.
I had a lawn care businessbefore I left North Carolina.
I had the personal trainingbusiness here and now the
astrology counseling business.
(07:15):
So that's just in my DNA.
You're a natural entrepreneur,yeah yeah, you know, they say
Aquarius is kind of the maverickand so to a degree I fit that
stereotype some um.
But astrology is unique in that.
Oh boy you.
(07:37):
We were talking before we evenstarted recording about I don't
do pop astrology.
Storie (07:44):
And I asked what is pop astrology right?
Jamal (07:47):
So, yeah, so pop astrology is like this, and this
is no slight to anyone, butit's like hi, leo, today's going
to be a great day for you, forlove.
Your planets have a la la la,and you know.
And Aquarius, today's yourmoney day.
That that's what I call popastrology.
Real astrology is basically thefoundation of Western
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psychology.
Storie (08:10):
Interesting.
Jamal (08:11):
Now one of the greatest lauded psychologists that we
know of is Carl Jung.
He was a depth psychologist.
Now Carl Jung spawned anothergeneration of depth
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psychologists who came under him.
Marie Louise Von Franz, JamesHillman, Robert A Johnson Are
some of the big names that I canrecall, but there were a whole
host of them.
And they gave birth to anothergeneration.
Well, robert A Johnson saysthat one of the little known
things about Jung was that hewould secretly cast a chart for
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a client before seeing them.
Storie (08:56):
And when I say chart, I mean an astrological chart how
do you, how do you go about thathigh level view?
Jamal (09:04):
So astrology is taking the age-old metaphysical science
of as above so below, as withinso without, which says that we
are not disconnected from theheavens, and so that, where
these planetary bodies are, atthe moment that you went and
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took your first breath, thatthey were in conversation.
Storie (09:32):
Interesting.
Jamal (09:32):
And then, when you inhaled, you inhaled the
conversation that they werehaving and your life would
become the template for thatconversation.
And you would have a choice.
Fate would have it that theywere at these positions when you
took your first breath.
But your will gives you thechoice of how to respond to this
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fated situation and astrologyhelps you see this master
blueprint, which becomes theblueprint of your psyche, ie
psychology which becomes theblueprint of your psyche, ie
psychology.
Storie (10:08):
Ah, I love that breakdown.
It totally falls in line withthe falsehood of astrology I've
heard and the factual evidenceof astrology I've heard which is
almost inspiring.
It definitely touches on thecredibility of what you do
versus what the pop astrologersdo so becoming an entrepreneur
in that space, how do youdifferentiate yourself from the
(10:30):
pop astrology and yours to youraudience?
How do you get them to see yourtrue depth?
Jamal (10:35):
You got to show them what you do, so, the way you present
the information, you have to beable to take complex things one
and simplify them, and so thatmeans you have to have a certain
proficiency or a certain levelof understanding to make it
simple.
Storie (10:55):
Okay.
Jamal (10:56):
And then you have to present it in an adult and
mature way, an adult and matureway, and so, to differentiate
yourself, you just don't do whatthey do and you just do what
you do, and it's like hey, thisis when you talk about things
like your shadow.
(11:16):
Everybody has one.
And the shadow is where westuff things down, bad things
that happen to us, trauma weexperience we can't't talk about
, we feel like we can't presentit to the world, we don't want
to be judged.
That stuff gets stuffed downand it becomes what's called a
shadow.
And that shadow can betriggered.
It can be triggered bysomething in traffic, it can be
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triggered by a co-worker, it canbe triggered by something on
the news and then it comes upand was like we worked so hard
to try to stuff this.
So astrology gives voice to ashadow.
So that's one thing whichdifferentiates it from the pop
stuff.
Like hey, let's deal with thereal thing.
Like who is Pluto?
(11:59):
in mythology, pluto is Hadesokay so Pluto in the Roman
pantheon becomes Hades in theGreek pantheon.
Storie (12:10):
Wow.
Jamal (12:13):
And Hades with his other two brothers of Zeus and
Poseidon, which Poseidon wouldbe Neptune in Rome and Zeus
would be Jupiter.
So Zeus, Poseidon, Hades.
Zeus is a womanizer.
Poseidon is also prettyproficient with the ladies.
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Hades is not.
He lives in the underworld andhe wears a helmet that covers
his eyes.
So we have to use our sense ofdeduction to figure out.
How does that apply to us inlife?
Well, one, if your physicaleyes are covered, you have to
use your internal eyes, insight.
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And he lives in the underworldand psychologically that
represents our subconscious mindwhere all of our traumas are
stuffed and pushed into.
So when we have Pluto show upin the chart, it makes us see
the ugly things we don't want toacknowledge.
Storie (13:15):
Wow, and then what do you do with them?
Jamal (13:18):
By.
First we have to acknowledgetheir presence, so that this is
where young comes in, with thedepth psychology.
How do we start to integratewhat once we did not want to
recognize?
First step is to recognize it.
Absolutely.
Okay, and then you listen to it.
So the little boy Jamal, whomay have stuffed stuff down, let
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me let him out of the basementand let him talk, and then maybe
he can start to heal right,it's almost like a therapeutic
process yeah and and from whatyou explained just now, greek
mythology is a huge part ofastrology very much so
interesting it lays out thearchetypal template okay, which
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makes so much sense.
Storie (14:02):
So what would you say?
Your biggest challenge has beenin having 720 Astrology,
whether it be your audience,whether it be creating the
business.
What would you say your biggestchallenge is?
Jamal (14:14):
Is that you have to be patient, because this is
different from other businesses,so the things that work
typically for others doesn'tnecessarily immediately work for
this type of business.
You got to be willing to endurebecause if you're not going to
do the pop style, this style,you have to allow to organically
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grow.
But you got to also have otherpieces in place, like my
partnership with Advent Trinity,you know.
But even with that it's just adifferent, because you have to
educate people about what youactually do.
Right.
You know, and then you got toput more messages out and
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organically you got to serviceyour clients and then you get
that return type of business andthen, you get word of mouth, so
it's a referencing the buildlaunch grow scale methodology
that we've taken you to you.
Storie (15:14):
You've gone through the build skill with Advent Trinity
right.
What phase of the process doyou think you're in now?
Definitely in grow okay so I'min the growth process and what
makes you feel that way?
Jamal (15:26):
well, because the part of the building is just meeting up
uh framing how the website'sgoing to be.
We've even re-skinned thewebsite, wow, um.
So the the we've done buildingand rebuilding and and the
flexibility of being able towork with ATIA and continuing to
(15:48):
tweak things with the site, soit's constantly being rebuilt.
I don't see them as build andyou stop building.
I think they're all overlapping.
Storie (15:58):
Right, you can always improve, just like with time
Right just like, with timethings are going to change.
But having a company, not justa company people who are willing
to customize things and reallyunderstand what you do, I feel
is very important in anyindustry.
Right right, because if theydon't understand, how can they
expand your audience the way youwant them to?
Jamal (16:19):
I respect experts and masters.
I do not like being incommunion with people who are
not pursuing mastery, and so, asa person who would consider
himself to have achieved certaindegrees of mastery in certain
areas, I gravitate or, betteryet, elevate.
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I don't want to go down, I wantto go up, I elevate towards
people who display traits ofmastery.
See.
I'm in Aquarius.
Atiyah is a Gemini, sonaturally air she understands
she's about communication,because Gemini rules over
communication and Aquarius is acommunal social sign, so when
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we're just speaking from a sunsign perspective, she's perfect
for me to work with.
Right, you know so, becauseshe's about details, details,
details, and I respect that.
Storie (17:18):
Right help your creating relationships, whether it be
with people or clients, knowingwhat their sign is and not
conforming, but conforming yourenergy to understand where
they're coming from.
Jamal (17:35):
Right, right.
You want to know.
So your sun sign is telling youhow your life force is focused
in this life.
Storie (17:45):
Wow.
Jamal (17:45):
Because what does the sun do for us?
It's our primary source ofvitality, that's right.
So, whatever your sun sign is,it's going to be, it's vital for
you to be able to expressthrough that lens.
Storie (17:58):
Interesting.
Jamal (17:59):
So when you understand that, and like my four children,
youngest is a Sagittarius, okay, next is a Pisces, next is a
Gemini, the oldest is a Piscesthose are all mutable signs, so
they force me to understand howto change and adapt interesting
they need to be able to move andthey need activities and they
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need things to trigger theirmind, and so understanding that
it allows for true compassionand compromise that is
interesting.
Storie (18:36):
I can't imagine it not providing that, because in every
one of those you mentioned Ithink I have one of those in my
family and if I could understandtheir astrology and their sign
better, I truly feel it wouldhelp me and not being so
frustrated as a parent even, oras a community at my job.
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Things like that, likeunderstanding those things, are
almost invaluable.
Jamal (19:01):
Astrology is it is to piggyback on your word
invaluable for families and alsobusinesses.
I just did a reading for agroup in North Carolina, kind of
like a team building for theircompany, and they wanted it to
be like don't hold back, show uslike we want to see where we
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have challenges yeah, where wehave.
So this is the full chart, notjust the sun sign.
So we're seeing what's therising sign.
So a rising sign is what energydo you immediately show people,
right before you even speak.
Your sun sign is going to behow your identity comes through
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in its full, focused projection.
That's your sun sign, your moonis very, very important.
It is what do you needemotionally, and so when you
figure out what people needemotionally, which is going to
impact how they expressthemselves, Right.
So let's use myself as anexample my sun's in Aquarius,
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but my moon's in Cancer, whichis very sensitive.
So secretly, this big guy isreally sensitive underneath.
Storie (20:17):
Right.
Jamal (20:18):
So my Aquarian sun sometimes may seem more detached
, which may make me seeminsensitive, but it may
sometimes just be a method ofprotection.
Interesting Because I don'twant to get hurt.
Storie (20:32):
Right.
Jamal (20:33):
So when we understand these dynamics in not just a
family but a workplace,Absolutely.
Mercury is how do wecommunicate?
So somebody has their Mercuryand Aries and they're always so
abrupt and you seem so combative.
Well, because Mercury and Ariesis the god of war.
So a person who communicatesthrough the lens of Aries is
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going to be more direct to thepoint, because we're trying to
get things done Right, and thatperson who has Mercury and
Pisces is more sensitive.
Well, it's the way you said it.
It hurt, you know.
So all these, dynamics.
You know, it's just anencyclopedia of information to
have.
Storie (21:17):
That is very interesting because I would say helping
others try to find positions.
I would say a lot of companiesare using something like this,
but they call it something else,to try and see what personality
you are, how well you'llreceive certain type of
instruction, and they are reallyvaluing that information in the
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process of the hiring.
And so for you to coincide withthat and for you to work with
businesses on that, did you seea lot of return on that group?
You just helped on theircamaraderie within the group.
Jamal (21:51):
Well, it was just maybe a week or two ago that we did the
reading, so we're yet to seehow they incorporate the
information, but she did leave astellar review.
So she, so they, and just theirreaction during the reading
like, oh my God, like, Thingsthey didn't even know.
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That's me or that's him, um,and maybe he doesn't want to
recognize what you're saying,but we know the stuff you're
describing.
Storie (22:20):
That's him yeah, absolutely so.
It's almost like an awakeningfor them yeah, yeah so I
mentioned to you earlier thatI'm a pisces um.
So I am curious how do youfigure out that moon sign?
Jamal (22:33):
so great question.
Um, three things are necessaryto cast a chart.
We need to know the location ofyour birth, of course, we need
the date of your birth and theexact time exact time and when
we have those three, we are ableto calculate uh your actual
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birth chart interesting and thatwill show you where the sun's
at, where the moon is mercury,venus, uh, mars, jupiter, saturn
wow neptune, um, now saturn,uranus, neptune, pluto, and then
there are other bodies thatwe're looking at too, like
asteroids and but the, the main10 planets, from the sun to
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Pluto.
We can see where they're placedand we'll see how they are
communicating.
So this is where math comes in,so I lost interest in math
after geometry right thank godfor geometry, because that's a
lot.
What astrology is based on?
Okay, okay so it's angles.
So if, if you have planets thatare 90 degrees away from each
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other, that's stress.
So think of it, as you got adeadline at work, everybody's
kind of tense.
It's like we got to get thisthing done.
That's what a square is like inthe chart, interesting.
So when those planets are atthat, those the, at those
aspects, then we feel a degreeof angst around what those
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planets represent.
Storie (24:03):
Right, so it's just things and so you really need
somebody that's proficient likeyou in this to really tell you
what you are, not the popreadings.
You know there's a lot behindthis.
It seems like I would havenever guessed math was involved
ever.
But with your research as well,understanding what they've done
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in the past, what they're doingnow, seems very important.
Jamal (24:28):
It feels like you're really helping people yeah, yeah
, and just to pick, just if youdon't mind, I'm going to back up
to go back to working withbusinesses.
I had another lady in NorthCarolina who was she had a yoga.
Well, she has a yoga studio andshe was looking for the right
time to sell the other studioand she was trying to sell it.
(24:54):
I it, I think so.
There's an aspect of astrologycalled forecasting and
electional astrology now this is.
This is what affects the pocketsokay so when is the best time
to make a business move?
There are so in the chart, you,you have houses, so there are
12 houses and these are 12compartments.
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Like you, all have thesedifferent rooms.
Right.
Or certain rooms are designatedfor Advent Trinity.
Absolutely.
Certain rooms for Jenkins orsuch.
So each house they havedesignations.
So one house deals with youridentity, Another one deals with
your resources, One deals withcommunication, commuting and
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things like that.
So you walk through the whole12 houses, so you use that with
certain planets and how they'reaspecting each other and we can
decide when is the best time tomove forward with a business
deal.
Wow.
That's incredible.
Storie (25:56):
And obviously you've been doing this for five years,
so there's some fact behind howyou're helping these people.
Jamal (26:02):
Oh, yeah, when people got hundreds of thousands of
dollars tied up and you'resweating bullets like, oh boy,
let me double check all my okay.
Mars is rising at this time,you know.
So yeah, yeah.
Storie (26:17):
They see value in it.
Yeah, what would you say?
For personal gain or interestdo most of your clients come to
you for, not as a business, butas just a person.
What would you say is theirmain request of you?
Jamal (26:32):
I love their questions, their main request of you.
I love their questions.
The ancients left us a verysimple statement, and it was man
know thyself and the man wasnot based on gender.
It was based on humanity.
This is what your job is whenyou come here is to know who you
are Right, and most people aretrying to figure out who they
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are Now.
They may come because it's amarriage breakup on the horizon.
They may come because they'relonely or there's a health issue
.
But when we get into the sessionsession, ultimately what
they're looking for is who am I?
Right and that's the biggestgift that I think it it holds is
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it gives you insight into whoyou.
Because if, how can I lovemyself if I don't know who I am?
How can I love what I don'tknow?
Storie (27:28):
right and who's to really say that who you think
you are is really who you are ifyou're wearing a mask?
Jamal (27:33):
Exactly.
How can someone else love me?
How can I get along withanybody if I don't know who I'm
actually bringing to them torelate to?
Storie (27:42):
That part, and that's a huge part.
I would consider what you do asalmost a therapy For me.
It would be anyway, tounderstand me and my partner and
my coworkers would be a hugeawakening for me anyway and, I
would think, for anyone elsethat you help.
So what services are youcurrently offering Like on your
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website?
How are you addressing this topeople?
What can they go on there andfind that would benefit them as
a business or a personal?
Jamal (28:12):
Well, the initial reading that everyone should have is
the birth chart reading.
Okay, and that is it makes.
It takes a look at your specialmoment, and your special moment
is when you took your firstbreath and that snapshot of the
heavens.
So what we're doing, we'recatching the clock at that
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moment and the clock keepsmoving.
But we caught that moment onthe cosmic clock and it's you.
Storie (28:40):
Wow.
Jamal (28:42):
So everyone should have an understanding of that, their
individual cosmic clock.
So that's that.
Storie (28:50):
So there's a sequence and a process to this.
You can't just jump in anywhere.
You need to have thatunderstanding.
You would suggest it.
Jamal (28:58):
Yeah, I suggest it.
Some people come and they justwant to go right to a
relationship reading which iscalled synastry.
Okay, so synastry just meanssame star, and so they want to
come and see how they relate toeach other.
But what I'll normally do ifthey're not already a client,
I'm going to give them a littleReader's Digest version of each
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person's chart first Then I'mgoing to show them how they
impact each other through thesynastry.
So that's for relationship.
Synastry also works out inbusinesses.
How does story relate to cindy?
Right?
So we'll put stories chart inthe middle and we'll see how
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cindy impacts story.
Then we'll put cindy's chart inthe middle and we'll see how
story impacts cindy.
Storie (29:49):
Wow, um that's almost a great tool for when you're
having struggles within youremployees to understand what one
personality is versus otherpersonalities that are currently
not meshing well.
Jamal (30:04):
Right.
Storie (30:04):
It's almost like a little sneak peek into the
secrets behind it all Right,right, great, you got a forecast
reading that I have.
Jamal (30:12):
That's something I'm really excited about, because
it's the 2025 forecast reading.
Storie (30:17):
That's what your upcoming projects are.
You mentioned earlier.
I wanted to ask you about that.
So what does that entail?
Jamal (30:28):
It's a lot.
It's a longer reading.
Storie (30:30):
Okay.
Jamal (30:31):
But what we're looking at is where does the uh, the major
ingresses?
So ingress is when I walked andcrossed that threshold into
this room, I made an ingress.
I walked into this room, so theingresses represent when a
planet walks into a new signokay so the major ones would be
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like the outer planets, likenept, pluto and Uranus, so when
they move into a new sign, welook at things like that.
We look at retrogrades.
Retrogrades represent when aplanet appears to be moving
backwards, but they don't.
But, because we are governed bysymbolism on this earth when
that planet appears to be movingbackwards and here's proof how
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you can check it when mercury'sretrograde, you will have issues
with your internet, you willhave issues with connectivity
and, like all this stuff we havein here you may like, maybe
your mic starts buzzing orwhatever, because what's
happening is mercury is closerto the earth when it's
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retrograde, so its signal getslouder and its archetypal energy
gets stronger, and mercurygoverns communication wow so to
us.
When it appears to be movingbackwards, it has an actual
electromagnetic effect on thehappenings on this planet.
Storie (31:55):
That is incredible, as your marketing company, if you
could give us a little insightwhen that's happening.
Jamal (32:01):
I think it would be really beneficial for us.
Storie (32:04):
But no, that is amazing because there are certain
energies that I mean just affectthings.
You see it in your day-to-day.
I mean someone's energy fromthemselves or a device, can
change everything about you.
So it all lines up and makessense.
And now I'm going to bewatching Mercury to see when my
computer breaks.
What's going on?
(32:25):
Really, man, that's incredible.
So what would you say is onepiece of advice you would give
to any entrepreneur that'strying to dive into an industry
where there's a lot ofskepticism in.
Jamal (32:37):
Any industry.
Just based on my philosophy,how I approach life is don't go
into it looking for money.
First you got to be passionateabout what you're doing and
people can feel passion and theycan feel when you're
dispassionate.
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And if you're passionate aboutwhat you do and you're seeking
mastery, you will cream willrise to the top eventually.
So you got to be willing to.
But you also have to beintelligent about how you move.
Partner with people who canhelp you advance.
(33:19):
So strategic partnerships areimportant.
Storie (33:23):
Yes.
Jamal (33:24):
But be passionate and be sincere and have some intestinal
fortitude.
Storie (33:31):
Absolutely the authenticity I said that you
exude when you walk in a room.
It's, it's an invaluable thingyou have oh thank you.
So if anyone wants to reach out, wants to get a reading or just
learn more about you, how canthey reach you?
What outlets can they find youon?
Jamal (33:48):
well, my, my, my site is 720astrologycom.
Storie (33:53):
The number 720?
Yes, 720astrologycom.
Jamal (33:58):
My email is info at 720astrologycom.
Okay, and those are the twobest ways to connect with me.
I do have an Instagram at720astrologycom.
I don't do well with being associal as I should be, so I'm
working on that.
Storie (34:18):
Right.
Jamal (34:18):
Posting stuff, but I do check my emails and, like I said
, I have a robust website thatI'm proud of.
Storie (34:27):
You're welcome and thank you.
I know for Atiyah especially.
You're one of our favoriteclients.
Oh, wow.
Because of just who you are,and so thank you for being
amazing and for coming on theshow today, and I look forward
to maybe having you on thepodcast again later in the year
to see what all turned out foryou.
I would love it Great.
Thank you, jamal, and to allour listeners out there.
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I'm your host, dori, and we'llsee you next time on Market it
With Alma.
Welcome back to Market it with Atmo, where we share the
tips, tools and strategies tohelp your business be successful
.
I'm your host, dori, and todaywe have on this show a very
exciting guest for me, mr JamalRobinson, the founder of 720
Astrology.
Welcome, jamal.
Jamal (00:34):
Thank you for having me.
Storie (00:36):
I'm so excited about this visit today.
Can you tell me a little bitabout how you got into astrology
and how long you've been inbusiness right now?
Jamal (00:47):
I got into astrology through the age-old school of
failure, so I had a verysuccessful business.
Prior to being an astrologer, Iactually used to be a
competitive bodybuilder andsuccessful personal trainer, had
a gym and all that.
Wow.
And as my elementary librariantold me one time, she said Jamal
(01:14):
, you're getting too big foryour britches.
Which might have been true,right and I probably had a
tendency to do that and thatprobably was what happened with
the fitness business.
I got too fixated on growingand may have lost some of the
focus, but I think it wasintentional.
(01:35):
As far as in the higher realms,because it was I needed to fail
to put me on a new path of whatwas more aligned with my actual
purpose.
Storie (01:47):
Yeah, I'd say a lot of us learn like that.
You either grow through it oryou get defeated, right, Right
right, right.
Jamal (01:54):
So it kind of led me down this road of wanting to figure
out who I was more and whycertain things were happening,
and I definitely wasn't lookingfor astrology, but I ran into it
, okay, and so that was about 12years ago, but I actually
didn't start practicing tillabout five years ago
(02:18):
professionally.
Storie (02:19):
Okay.
Jamal (02:19):
So I've been in this gestation phase for most of that
time, and so then it you know,life experiences coupled in with
just studying the book, stuffwith astrology has come together
to make me who I am today as anastrologer and you found
(02:41):
success in that.
Storie (02:42):
So did you have a mentor or someone who encouraged you
to look into astrology, or didyou find out on your own through
research that some of this isjust lining up?
Jamal (02:53):
Yeah, I didn't have technically a mentor, but I
think life is a mentor in itself.
So I've had people show up whomaybe may have not known that I
even existed, but I saw them andI picked up data from them and
I picked a little something upover here, and.
But I had mentors show up afterI got involved to to let me
(03:18):
know that I was on the rightpath right.
I had an astrologer two yearsago who was on her deathbed.
Oh my.
And she found me.
Here's a testament to TrinityAdvent.
Storie (03:31):
Advent Trinity.
Jamal (03:31):
Advent Trinity I'm sorry Because I have my Google face or
placement or presence.
She went Googling for anastrologer that she could
bequeath her library to wow andshe found me.
She was in Wisconsin and shefound me and we ended up talking
(03:54):
on the telephone aboutastrology and the the condition
she was in.
She said time is of the essence.
I probably only have about twoweeks left on this planet.
She was right.
So we set something up with herson where I could send them
some money to mail me five boxesof books.
Storie (04:15):
Wow.
So that's the type ofmentorship I've had, like it's
been ethereal, yeah, almost likethe universe is just aligning
with your presence and yourpurpose.
That is incredible.
So you have developed a website, obviously with Advent Trinity,
and we're helping you with allof those different variables of
(04:35):
your digital marketing.
Would you say that your websitehas been a big tool in helping
you expand your audience?
Or what digital tools socialmedia, things like that have you
been more successful inreceiving response from?
Jamal (04:49):
The website is key because it's my digital business
card and it separates,distinguishes, differentiates me
from my, if you want to call it, competitors, I'd say
contemporaries.
Okay, you know a lot of peopleand this is no knock, but a lot
(05:10):
of people will go and use Wix orSquarespace and those type of
template sites are a lot betterthan they used to be.
But, as an Aquarian son, Ialways want to be a little
different from the herd.
Storie (05:25):
Right.
Jamal (05:26):
So I said you know what?
I want somebody to build a sitethat separates me from the
others, and I knew that wasbeyond my skill set and I wanted
some expertise around well, howdo you market yourself and how
do you get more visible, and sothat has been a very key piece
(05:46):
in my business.
Also, sweat equity Okay, sobeing willing to put out
information that you're notgetting paid for immediately.
Storie (05:57):
I like that.
Jamal (05:58):
Sharing books with people .
A lot of people hoardinformation.
They're scared they're going togive up some type of
proprietary secrets or something.
But you can't duplicate myessence.
I can give you a book.
I don't care about tellingpeople where I got something
from, because I am theamalgamation of all that
information I've taken in.
You can't duplicate that.
(06:19):
So I think having that type ofspirit where I don't mind
sharing stuff and having aprofessional face has been very
helpful in my journey.
Storie (06:33):
Right, it's almost like you're transparent, authentic
with everything that comes fromyou, you take in and give
exactly what you feel, which isamazing.
So I'm curious what inspiredyou to be a business owner and
entrepreneur, because that initself is hard, but there's a
lot of skepticism in astrology.
So what encouraged you to takethat leap, to start your own
(06:54):
business?
Jamal (06:55):
I've never done well working for anybody, so the only
job security I've ever had iswhen I've been my own boss.
I had a lawn care businessbefore I left North Carolina.
I had the personal trainingbusiness here and now the
astrology counseling business.
(07:15):
So that's just in my DNA.
You're a natural entrepreneur,yeah yeah, you know, they say
Aquarius is kind of the maverickand so to a degree I fit that
stereotype some um.
But astrology is unique in that.
Oh boy you.
(07:37):
We were talking before we evenstarted recording about I don't
do pop astrology.
Storie (07:44):
And I asked what is pop astrology right?
Jamal (07:47):
So, yeah, so pop astrology is like this, and this
is no slight to anyone, butit's like hi, leo, today's going
to be a great day for you, forlove.
Your planets have a la la la,and you know.
And Aquarius, today's yourmoney day.
That that's what I call popastrology.
Real astrology is basically thefoundation of Western
(08:09):
psychology.
Storie (08:10):
Interesting.
Jamal (08:11):
Now one of the greatest lauded psychologists that we
know of is Carl Jung.
He was a depth psychologist.
Now Carl Jung spawned anothergeneration of depth
(08:31):
psychologists who came under him.
Marie Louise Von Franz, JamesHillman, Robert A Johnson Are
some of the big names that I canrecall, but there were a whole
host of them.
And they gave birth to anothergeneration.
Well, robert A Johnson saysthat one of the little known
things about Jung was that hewould secretly cast a chart for
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a client before seeing them.
Storie (08:56):
And when I say chart, I mean an astrological chart how
do you, how do you go about thathigh level view?
Jamal (09:04):
So astrology is taking the age-old metaphysical science
of as above so below, as withinso without, which says that we
are not disconnected from theheavens, and so that, where
these planetary bodies are, atthe moment that you went and
(09:27):
took your first breath, thatthey were in conversation.
Storie (09:32):
Interesting.
Jamal (09:32):
And then, when you inhaled, you inhaled the
conversation that they werehaving and your life would
become the template for thatconversation.
And you would have a choice.
Fate would have it that theywere at these positions when you
took your first breath.
But your will gives you thechoice of how to respond to this
(09:54):
fated situation and astrologyhelps you see this master
blueprint, which becomes theblueprint of your psyche, ie
psychology which becomes theblueprint of your psyche, ie
psychology.
Storie (10:08):
Ah, I love that breakdown.
It totally falls in line withthe falsehood of astrology I've
heard and the factual evidenceof astrology I've heard which is
almost inspiring.
It definitely touches on thecredibility of what you do
versus what the pop astrologersdo so becoming an entrepreneur
in that space, how do youdifferentiate yourself from the
(10:30):
pop astrology and yours to youraudience?
How do you get them to see yourtrue depth?
Jamal (10:35):
You got to show them what you do, so, the way you present
the information, you have to beable to take complex things one
and simplify them, and so thatmeans you have to have a certain
proficiency or a certain levelof understanding to make it
simple.
Storie (10:55):
Okay.
Jamal (10:56):
And then you have to present it in an adult and
mature way, an adult and matureway, and so, to differentiate
yourself, you just don't do whatthey do and you just do what
you do, and it's like hey, thisis when you talk about things
like your shadow.
(11:16):
Everybody has one.
And the shadow is where westuff things down, bad things
that happen to us, trauma weexperience we can't't talk about
, we feel like we can't presentit to the world, we don't want
to be judged.
That stuff gets stuffed downand it becomes what's called a
shadow.
And that shadow can betriggered.
It can be triggered bysomething in traffic, it can be
(11:38):
triggered by a co-worker, it canbe triggered by something on
the news and then it comes upand was like we worked so hard
to try to stuff this.
So astrology gives voice to ashadow.
So that's one thing whichdifferentiates it from the pop
stuff.
Like hey, let's deal with thereal thing.
Like who is Pluto?
(11:59):
in mythology, pluto is Hadesokay so Pluto in the Roman
pantheon becomes Hades in theGreek pantheon.
Storie (12:10):
Wow.
Jamal (12:13):
And Hades with his other two brothers of Zeus and
Poseidon, which Poseidon wouldbe Neptune in Rome and Zeus
would be Jupiter.
So Zeus, Poseidon, Hades.
Zeus is a womanizer.
Poseidon is also prettyproficient with the ladies.
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Hades is not.
He lives in the underworld andhe wears a helmet that covers
his eyes.
So we have to use our sense ofdeduction to figure out.
How does that apply to us inlife?
Well, one, if your physicaleyes are covered, you have to
use your internal eyes, insight.
(12:58):
And he lives in the underworldand psychologically that
represents our subconscious mindwhere all of our traumas are
stuffed and pushed into.
So when we have Pluto show upin the chart, it makes us see
the ugly things we don't want toacknowledge.
Storie (13:15):
Wow, and then what do you do with them?
Jamal (13:18):
By.
First we have to acknowledgetheir presence, so that this is
where young comes in, with thedepth psychology.
How do we start to integratewhat once we did not want to
recognize?
First step is to recognize it.
Absolutely.
Okay, and then you listen to it.
So the little boy Jamal, whomay have stuffed stuff down, let
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me let him out of the basementand let him talk, and then maybe
he can start to heal right,it's almost like a therapeutic
process yeah and and from whatyou explained just now, greek
mythology is a huge part ofastrology very much so
interesting it lays out thearchetypal template okay, which
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makes so much sense.
Storie (14:02):
So what would you say?
Your biggest challenge has beenin having 720 Astrology,
whether it be your audience,whether it be creating the
business.
What would you say your biggestchallenge is?
Jamal (14:14):
Is that you have to be patient, because this is
different from other businesses,so the things that work
typically for others doesn'tnecessarily immediately work for
this type of business.
You got to be willing to endurebecause if you're not going to
do the pop style, this style,you have to allow to organically
(14:38):
grow.
But you got to also have otherpieces in place, like my
partnership with Advent Trinity,you know.
But even with that it's just adifferent, because you have to
educate people about what youactually do.
Right.
You know, and then you got toput more messages out and
(15:00):
organically you got to serviceyour clients and then you get
that return type of business andthen, you get word of mouth, so
it's a referencing the buildlaunch grow scale methodology
that we've taken you to you.
Storie (15:14):
You've gone through the build skill with Advent Trinity
right.
What phase of the process doyou think you're in now?
Definitely in grow okay so I'min the growth process and what
makes you feel that way?
Jamal (15:26):
well, because the part of the building is just meeting up
uh framing how the website'sgoing to be.
We've even re-skinned thewebsite, wow, um.
So the the we've done buildingand rebuilding and and the
flexibility of being able towork with ATIA and continuing to
(15:48):
tweak things with the site, soit's constantly being rebuilt.
I don't see them as build andyou stop building.
I think they're all overlapping.
Storie (15:58):
Right, you can always improve, just like with time
Right just like, with timethings are going to change.
But having a company, not justa company people who are willing
to customize things and reallyunderstand what you do, I feel
is very important in anyindustry.
Right right, because if theydon't understand, how can they
expand your audience the way youwant them to?
Jamal (16:19):
I respect experts and masters.
I do not like being incommunion with people who are
not pursuing mastery, and so, asa person who would consider
himself to have achieved certaindegrees of mastery in certain
areas, I gravitate or, betteryet, elevate.
(16:41):
I don't want to go down, I wantto go up, I elevate towards
people who display traits ofmastery.
See.
I'm in Aquarius.
Atiyah is a Gemini, sonaturally air she understands
she's about communication,because Gemini rules over
communication and Aquarius is acommunal social sign, so when
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we're just speaking from a sunsign perspective, she's perfect
for me to work with.
Right, you know so, becauseshe's about details, details,
details, and I respect that.
Storie (17:18):
Right help your creating relationships, whether it be
with people or clients, knowingwhat their sign is and not
conforming, but conforming yourenergy to understand where
they're coming from.
Jamal (17:35):
Right, right.
You want to know.
So your sun sign is telling youhow your life force is focused
in this life.
Storie (17:45):
Wow.
Jamal (17:45):
Because what does the sun do for us?
It's our primary source ofvitality, that's right.
So, whatever your sun sign is,it's going to be, it's vital for
you to be able to expressthrough that lens.
Storie (17:58):
Interesting.
Jamal (17:59):
So when you understand that, and like my four children,
youngest is a Sagittarius, okay, next is a Pisces, next is a
Gemini, the oldest is a Piscesthose are all mutable signs, so
they force me to understand howto change and adapt interesting
they need to be able to move andthey need activities and they
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need things to trigger theirmind, and so understanding that
it allows for true compassionand compromise that is
interesting.
Storie (18:36):
I can't imagine it not providing that, because in every
one of those you mentioned Ithink I have one of those in my
family and if I could understandtheir astrology and their sign
better, I truly feel it wouldhelp me and not being so
frustrated as a parent even, oras a community at my job.
(18:56):
Things like that, likeunderstanding those things, are
almost invaluable.
Jamal (19:01):
Astrology is it is to piggyback on your word
invaluable for families and alsobusinesses.
I just did a reading for agroup in North Carolina, kind of
like a team building for theircompany, and they wanted it to
be like don't hold back, show uslike we want to see where we
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have challenges yeah, where wehave.
So this is the full chart, notjust the sun sign.
So we're seeing what's therising sign.
So a rising sign is what energydo you immediately show people,
right before you even speak.
Your sun sign is going to behow your identity comes through
(19:43):
in its full, focused projection.
That's your sun sign, your moonis very, very important.
It is what do you needemotionally, and so when you
figure out what people needemotionally, which is going to
impact how they expressthemselves, Right.
So let's use myself as anexample my sun's in Aquarius,
(20:08):
but my moon's in Cancer, whichis very sensitive.
So secretly, this big guy isreally sensitive underneath.
Storie (20:17):
Right.
Jamal (20:18):
So my Aquarian sun sometimes may seem more detached
, which may make me seeminsensitive, but it may
sometimes just be a method ofprotection.
Interesting Because I don'twant to get hurt.
Storie (20:32):
Right.
Jamal (20:33):
So when we understand these dynamics in not just a
family but a workplace,Absolutely.
Mercury is how do wecommunicate?
So somebody has their Mercuryand Aries and they're always so
abrupt and you seem so combative.
Well, because Mercury and Ariesis the god of war.
So a person who communicatesthrough the lens of Aries is
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going to be more direct to thepoint, because we're trying to
get things done Right, and thatperson who has Mercury and
Pisces is more sensitive.
Well, it's the way you said it.
It hurt, you know.
So all these, dynamics.
You know, it's just anencyclopedia of information to
have.
Storie (21:17):
That is very interesting because I would say helping
others try to find positions.
I would say a lot of companiesare using something like this,
but they call it something else,to try and see what personality
you are, how well you'llreceive certain type of
instruction, and they are reallyvaluing that information in the
(21:37):
process of the hiring.
And so for you to coincide withthat and for you to work with
businesses on that, did you seea lot of return on that group?
You just helped on theircamaraderie within the group.
Jamal (21:51):
Well, it was just maybe a week or two ago that we did the
reading, so we're yet to seehow they incorporate the
information, but she did leave astellar review.
So she, so they, and just theirreaction during the reading
like, oh my God, like, Thingsthey didn't even know.
(22:11):
That's me or that's him, um,and maybe he doesn't want to
recognize what you're saying,but we know the stuff you're
describing.
Storie (22:20):
That's him yeah, absolutely so.
It's almost like an awakeningfor them yeah, yeah so I
mentioned to you earlier thatI'm a pisces um.
So I am curious how do youfigure out that moon sign?
Jamal (22:33):
so great question.
Um, three things are necessaryto cast a chart.
We need to know the location ofyour birth, of course, we need
the date of your birth and theexact time exact time and when
we have those three, we are ableto calculate uh your actual
(22:55):
birth chart interesting and thatwill show you where the sun's
at, where the moon is mercury,venus, uh, mars, jupiter, saturn
wow neptune, um, now saturn,uranus, neptune, pluto, and then
there are other bodies thatwe're looking at too, like
asteroids and but the, the main10 planets, from the sun to
(23:19):
Pluto.
We can see where they're placedand we'll see how they are
communicating.
So this is where math comes in,so I lost interest in math
after geometry right thank godfor geometry, because that's a
lot.
What astrology is based on?
Okay, okay so it's angles.
So if, if you have planets thatare 90 degrees away from each
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other, that's stress.
So think of it, as you got adeadline at work, everybody's
kind of tense.
It's like we got to get thisthing done.
That's what a square is like inthe chart, interesting.
So when those planets are atthat, those the, at those
aspects, then we feel a degreeof angst around what those
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planets represent.
Storie (24:03):
Right, so it's just things and so you really need
somebody that's proficient likeyou in this to really tell you
what you are, not the popreadings.
You know there's a lot behindthis.
It seems like I would havenever guessed math was involved
ever.
But with your research as well,understanding what they've done
(24:24):
in the past, what they're doingnow, seems very important.
Jamal (24:28):
It feels like you're really helping people yeah, yeah
, and just to pick, just if youdon't mind, I'm going to back up
to go back to working withbusinesses.
I had another lady in NorthCarolina who was she had a yoga.
Well, she has a yoga studio andshe was looking for the right
time to sell the other studioand she was trying to sell it.
(24:54):
I it, I think so.
There's an aspect of astrologycalled forecasting and
electional astrology now this is.
This is what affects the pocketsokay so when is the best time
to make a business move?
There are so in the chart, you,you have houses, so there are
12 houses and these are 12compartments.
(25:16):
Like you, all have thesedifferent rooms.
Right.
Or certain rooms are designatedfor Advent Trinity.
Absolutely.
Certain rooms for Jenkins orsuch.
So each house they havedesignations.
So one house deals with youridentity, Another one deals with
your resources, One deals withcommunication, commuting and
(25:39):
things like that.
So you walk through the whole12 houses, so you use that with
certain planets and how they'reaspecting each other and we can
decide when is the best time tomove forward with a business
deal.
Wow.
That's incredible.
Storie (25:56):
And obviously you've been doing this for five years,
so there's some fact behind howyou're helping these people.
Jamal (26:02):
Oh, yeah, when people got hundreds of thousands of
dollars tied up and you'resweating bullets like, oh boy,
let me double check all my okay.
Mars is rising at this time,you know.
So yeah, yeah.
Storie (26:17):
They see value in it.
Yeah, what would you say?
For personal gain or interestdo most of your clients come to
you for, not as a business, butas just a person.
What would you say is theirmain request of you?
Jamal (26:32):
I love their questions, their main request of you.
I love their questions.
The ancients left us a verysimple statement, and it was man
know thyself and the man wasnot based on gender.
It was based on humanity.
This is what your job is whenyou come here is to know who you
are Right, and most people aretrying to figure out who they
(26:58):
are Now.
They may come because it's amarriage breakup on the horizon.
They may come because they'relonely or there's a health issue
.
But when we get into the sessionsession, ultimately what
they're looking for is who am I?
Right and that's the biggestgift that I think it it holds is
(27:20):
it gives you insight into whoyou.
Because if, how can I lovemyself if I don't know who I am?
How can I love what I don'tknow?
Storie (27:28):
right and who's to really say that who you think
you are is really who you are ifyou're wearing a mask?
Jamal (27:33):
Exactly.
How can someone else love me?
How can I get along withanybody if I don't know who I'm
actually bringing to them torelate to?
Storie (27:42):
That part, and that's a huge part.
I would consider what you do asalmost a therapy For me.
It would be anyway, tounderstand me and my partner and
my coworkers would be a hugeawakening for me anyway and, I
would think, for anyone elsethat you help.
So what services are youcurrently offering Like on your
(28:04):
website?
How are you addressing this topeople?
What can they go on there andfind that would benefit them as
a business or a personal?
Jamal (28:12):
Well, the initial reading that everyone should have is
the birth chart reading.
Okay, and that is it makes.
It takes a look at your specialmoment, and your special moment
is when you took your firstbreath and that snapshot of the
heavens.
So what we're doing, we'recatching the clock at that
(28:35):
moment and the clock keepsmoving.
But we caught that moment onthe cosmic clock and it's you.
Storie (28:40):
Wow.
Jamal (28:42):
So everyone should have an understanding of that, their
individual cosmic clock.
So that's that.
Storie (28:50):
So there's a sequence and a process to this.
You can't just jump in anywhere.
You need to have thatunderstanding.
You would suggest it.
Jamal (28:58):
Yeah, I suggest it.
Some people come and they justwant to go right to a
relationship reading which iscalled synastry.
Okay, so synastry just meanssame star, and so they want to
come and see how they relate toeach other.
But what I'll normally do ifthey're not already a client,
I'm going to give them a littleReader's Digest version of each
(29:19):
person's chart first Then I'mgoing to show them how they
impact each other through thesynastry.
So that's for relationship.
Synastry also works out inbusinesses.
How does story relate to cindy?
Right?
So we'll put stories chart inthe middle and we'll see how
(29:41):
cindy impacts story.
Then we'll put cindy's chart inthe middle and we'll see how
story impacts cindy.
Storie (29:49):
Wow, um that's almost a great tool for when you're
having struggles within youremployees to understand what one
personality is versus otherpersonalities that are currently
not meshing well.
Jamal (30:04):
Right.
Storie (30:04):
It's almost like a little sneak peek into the
secrets behind it all Right,right, great, you got a forecast
reading that I have.
Jamal (30:12):
That's something I'm really excited about, because
it's the 2025 forecast reading.
Storie (30:17):
That's what your upcoming projects are.
You mentioned earlier.
I wanted to ask you about that.
So what does that entail?
Jamal (30:28):
It's a lot.
It's a longer reading.
Storie (30:30):
Okay.
Jamal (30:31):
But what we're looking at is where does the uh, the major
ingresses?
So ingress is when I walked andcrossed that threshold into
this room, I made an ingress.
I walked into this room, so theingresses represent when a
planet walks into a new signokay so the major ones would be
(30:53):
like the outer planets, likenept, pluto and Uranus, so when
they move into a new sign, welook at things like that.
We look at retrogrades.
Retrogrades represent when aplanet appears to be moving
backwards, but they don't.
But, because we are governed bysymbolism on this earth when
that planet appears to be movingbackwards and here's proof how
(31:15):
you can check it when mercury'sretrograde, you will have issues
with your internet, you willhave issues with connectivity
and, like all this stuff we havein here you may like, maybe
your mic starts buzzing orwhatever, because what's
happening is mercury is closerto the earth when it's
(31:36):
retrograde, so its signal getslouder and its archetypal energy
gets stronger, and mercurygoverns communication wow so to
us.
When it appears to be movingbackwards, it has an actual
electromagnetic effect on thehappenings on this planet.
Storie (31:55):
That is incredible, as your marketing company, if you
could give us a little insightwhen that's happening.
Jamal (32:01):
I think it would be really beneficial for us.
Storie (32:04):
But no, that is amazing because there are certain
energies that I mean just affectthings.
You see it in your day-to-day.
I mean someone's energy fromthemselves or a device, can
change everything about you.
So it all lines up and makessense.
And now I'm going to bewatching Mercury to see when my
computer breaks.
What's going on?
(32:25):
Really, man, that's incredible.
So what would you say is onepiece of advice you would give
to any entrepreneur that'strying to dive into an industry
where there's a lot ofskepticism in.
Jamal (32:37):
Any industry.
Just based on my philosophy,how I approach life is don't go
into it looking for money.
First you got to be passionateabout what you're doing and
people can feel passion and theycan feel when you're
dispassionate.
(32:57):
And if you're passionate aboutwhat you do and you're seeking
mastery, you will cream willrise to the top eventually.
So you got to be willing to.
But you also have to beintelligent about how you move.
Partner with people who canhelp you advance.
(33:19):
So strategic partnerships areimportant.
Storie (33:23):
Yes.
Jamal (33:24):
But be passionate and be sincere and have some intestinal
fortitude.
Storie (33:31):
Absolutely the authenticity I said that you
exude when you walk in a room.
It's, it's an invaluable thingyou have oh thank you.
So if anyone wants to reach out, wants to get a reading or just
learn more about you, how canthey reach you?
What outlets can they find youon?
Jamal (33:48):
well, my, my, my site is 720astrologycom.
Storie (33:53):
The number 720?
Yes, 720astrologycom.
Jamal (33:58):
My email is info at 720astrologycom.
Okay, and those are the twobest ways to connect with me.
I do have an Instagram at720astrologycom.
I don't do well with being associal as I should be, so I'm
working on that.
Storie (34:18):
Right.
Jamal (34:18):
Posting stuff, but I do check my emails and, like I said
, I have a robust website thatI'm proud of.
Storie (34:27):
You're welcome and thank you.
I know for Atiyah especially.
You're one of our favoriteclients.
Oh, wow.
Because of just who you are,and so thank you for being
amazing and for coming on theshow today, and I look forward
to maybe having you on thepodcast again later in the year
to see what all turned out foryou.
I would love it Great.
Thank you, jamal, and to allour listeners out there.
(34:50):
I'm your host, dori, and we'llsee you next time on Market it
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