In their defense, they only have one week, maybe another one in the future elsewhere, of these workshops, so it's not that they earn €1000s per hour for years on end ..
That depends.
Say one tour of five shows every three months, admittedly with a lower income next time.
Then there are invitations for speeches. Perhaps not that many, but there will be some, that's almost inevitable.
TV-appearances. With a reasonable fee.
Columns.
Blogs and depending on the number of hits that can create a reasonable income.
Books.
Articles.
Interviews.
Private sessions. (They are expensive!)
Sale of various amulets or whatever you prefer to call it. A modest income, but nevertheless an income.
- "Many little creeks a big river maketh" to loosely translate a saying in Danish.
And that's just the Scandinavian/Northern European market!
If you count the undoubtedly much more profitable American market, that constitute a pretty good income!
A shaman who knows the ropes in America and who has connections, combined with a genuine Princess from a genuine monarchy, who is in line for the throne no less, that should increase the novelty factor a bit.
And as the average American are unlikely to know ML and her background, her story about overcoming her difficulties about being placed into a "royal box" combined with how mean the Norwegian press have been towards her and "the love of her life" should land on a lot more sympathetic ears in America.
So all in all I'm not that concerned about ML and Durek not being able to pay their bills in the near future -
if of course they play their cards right, live within their (very reasonable) means and invest soundly.
) such feelings are best kept to herself IMO.
I don't think ML's new partner has been picked up in the British media either - though out of the European RFs the Norwegians are one of the lesser reported here in the UK, from experience on what I've read.
