I’m Eve
I write books about you, which is much easier than writing a page about me.
But here goes.
For fifteen years, I built Baba+Boo, a business that helped reduce nappy waste. It was successful, useful and full of heart. I’m incredibly proud of it.
But underneath the nappies and the community, I was always interested in the same thing.
How we live. What we value. What we build. What we pass on. The culture we create around the things we care about.
I have always been curious about the world and the people in it. I read to understand. I listen carefully. I write to make sense of things. I notice the small things people reveal when they talk about what matters to them.
Over the years, I have learned that I can often see what people are growing towards before they fully see it themselves.
I pay attention to what makes people come alive. The spark. The thread. The thing they keep coming back to.
Astrology gave me a language for that.
A birth chart is not just your sun sign. It is a picture of the sky at the moment you were born, full of signs, planets and houses. I use it to understand your gifts, your direction and what you are here to create.
For a while, I worried about being judged for using astrology.
But the more I worked with birth charts, the more useful they became.
So I stopped worrying about that.
Now I think I'm still in the waste prevention business, just a different kind.
The kind you can’t see.
I help people bring their gifts to life.
The gifts that get buried under responsibility. The potential that keeps tapping at the window while life gets on with being life.
I know that feeling from the inside.
Stars+Soil grew from that place. From the suspicion that there was more in me wanting to grow and that I probably wasn't the only one.
I think the best work often begins with the thing we need ourselves.
Stars+Soil is mine.
I came to astrology sideways.
A book recommendation during lockdown.
A birth chart that felt uncomfortably accurate.
Six years of doing charts for friends, clients and people I'd never met, waiting to find one that was wrong.
And I'm still waiting.
New to birth charts? Read this first.