Free Twice-Weekly Newsletter: The Sign Edit
I’m not sure what it means that Jaci Clement has chosen to launch The Sign Edit now.
I mean, you can tell by how she flows that Jaci has always had a weather eye on the stars, and a sense of how they move us. She’s definitely at least as qualified as anyone to report on that…or anything. It’s just that, heretofore, she’s preferred to focus on reporting on the reporters, as well as educating and encouraging folks of integrity to navigate our mundane space in an incredibly practical, while also stylish and savvy fashion, leaving cosmic speculation to cocktail hour.
She’s still doing that, thank heavens. She does it well and is an excellent guide. This is good, as the world could really use it. I am grateful.
It’s just that, now, she’s suggesting “Clarity First. Cocktails Later” with an offering of “Astrology for Grown Ups: No woo. Just wit and signal.”
“Clarity First. Cocktails Later”
It’s a free, twice-weekly newsletter. There’s also a quiz which will tell you your star style.
It’s a sign of the times, I guess, and a very cool one indeed. Every proper newspaper requires a horoscope. Jaci gives one better, laying out the land and offering you, thinking reader, an intriguing astral weather report.
Believe in it or not, it’s an intelligent analysis of movements guiding a great deal of behavior.
“Astrology as awareness -- and strategy"
We love this piece in the LI Times, where “No good deed goes unpublished”: Launch of The Sign Edit brings unique new free media platform. There, they say, “Blending
editorial insight with astrology as a lens, The Sign Edit delivers
twice-weekly cosmic intel designed for people who want to read the room,
move with intention, and increase their personal magnetism in real
time. This isn’t astrology as escapism. It’s astrology as awareness —
and strategy.”
It’s a fascinating thing to ponder, that’s for sure. And, boy, does she write it well.
Believe in it or not, it’s an intelligent analysis of movements guiding a great deal of behavior. A fascinating thing to ponder.
Boy, does she write it well.
