I use my psychic powers to help corporations make money. My best ideas have earned me more than $500,000.

Source: Business Insider

Kate Tomas says she never wanted to be a psychic, but she's turned her powers into a business advising clients from finance to Hollywood. Kate TomasKate Tomas uses her powers to consult for businesses and individuals. She didn't initially find the work rewarding, but she's found success and meaning in her career.

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