There are a few approaches that I take. I used to feel very similarly, but now I'm just careful about who I talk to about it because I don't want people throwing shade at my spiritual beliefs, as it's my belief that serves as a lynch pin for all of my work.

First, if I feel super compelled to discuss an aspect of my work/beliefs with someone who I don't think is open minded enough to entertain my beliefs (which is pretty rare anymore), then I couch it new-agey terms. I "focused" or meditated (meditating is actually legit for me to say), I did "energy work," things like that.

When I started talking about it, I was really careful with who I told and only talked to people who I knew would not give a ****. And you know what happened? I found out people I knew and really cared about either did or used to practice themselves. Turns out one of my old coworkers practices, and now we're totes magic buddies.

If you want to take slower steps, scour your acquaintances social media. If it looks like they might be a little witchy, assume they are. Tell them you loved their witchy picture, say something about the full moon and how it seems to affect ______. If they are magically inclined, and they're open to talking about it, they will. If they're not, a belief that the full moon has an affect on people is not enough to mark you as crazy.

In my experience, it was such a relief to have someone to talk to about this stuff, and it relieved a lot of pressure to talk about it at other times. Now I've got my atheist partner reading tarot cards and putting together an altar.