Private consultation
A focused space to discuss your concern.
A contract ends in March and the next one has not been signed
In Washington DC, careers often follow budgets, elections and contract cycles that nobody on your team controls. You may be a consultant whose project funding is up for renewal, a policy analyst waiting on a new administration, or a young graduate hoping for a first federal role. The uncertainty is part of the landscape.

Private consultation
A focused space to discuss your concern.
Clear guidance
Questions are discussed in a structured way.
Phone or video call
Available in Hindi and English, in India and abroad.
Responsible approach
No guaranteed outcomes or unrealistic promises.
Say you are a program analyst at a firm that supports a public agency. Your contract has an end date and a possible extension, and the decision sits several levels above you. You could update your resume, you could wait, and you could look at the nonprofit world. Each friend suggests a different route.
Because so much here depends on external decisions, it helps to separate what you can influence from what you cannot. Astrology, used carefully, is one way of reflecting on how you cope with waiting and how you prefer to act. It does not forecast a contract renewal or a hiring freeze.
Sonu Sharma will listen to your situation first, then read your birth chart as a supporting perspective on your strengths and your phases of life. You leave with a set of questions to discuss with your employer and your family.
How your temperament handles long gaps between decisions and what keeps you steady.
A comparison of the kinds of work environments that tend to fit your nature.
Skills and writing samples that stay valuable whichever sector you land in.
Sketch what you will do if the contract is extended and what you will do if it is not. The main service page explains the session.
How the consultation worksPlan for both outcomes so a delayed decision does not freeze your month.
If your experience fits one agency only, add a skill that travels.
Ask your employer or a qualified adviser about the rules. We do not advise on such matters.
Write one plan for renewal and one for ending, each with the first three actions and a date. Doing this removes the sense that your future is wholly out of your hands, because even in uncertainty you can prepare.
Keep your professional network warm. A short message to former colleagues every few weeks, without asking for anything, keeps relationships alive. Add a small project or credential that you can show regardless of who holds the budget.
We hold sessions online, so you can join from home on the East Coast. Evenings in Eastern time are popular, and we will confirm the corresponding Indian time when you enquire.
No. Policy and funding outcomes are outside what a chart can show. We focus on your own planning.
We treat what you share as private, and you need not name your employer or agency.
Birth date, time and place, your current job type, and the decision you want to think through.
Usually yes. Tell us your preferred hour and we will match it with an Indian time that works.