You Don't Own Me - Part 2: When To Let Go Of A Client
Although I consider myself first and foremost a tarot reader, I am also a professional and I tend to be very business like in my dealings.  Most people who have worked with me know that I run my ship tightly - not only do I have regular hours like any job but my days can consist of all manner of tedious tasks from bookkeeping to returning calls and emails.  (It's not all glamorous tarot work that I do here in my hub!)As a business professional, I have to be realistic that not every person that calls or walks in the door is meant to be a lifetime

You Don't Own Me - When Clients Leave
A few weeks ago, I had a client call me in a panic.  "I cheated on you" she breathlessly proclaimed as she launched into a tale of woe about an experience with another tarot reader.  Cheating on me? That dramatic statement made me laugh but it got me wondering.  Why do clients go to other readers, especially if they claim to like your services?  Why do some leave, never to be heard of again?  And more importantly, what are my own feelings regarding "loyalty"? A client may decide that they want to visit another reader for some of the

Guest Blogging At Tarot Elements
I had the excellent opportunity to guest post at one of my favorite blogs, Tarot Elements.  My article was about one of the spreads I use, The Horseshoe Spread.  I have been using this layout for years (many of you who come to my office will recognize it) and find it to be deep and reliable. Check out my entry by clicking HERE.Psssttt..........while you are at it, be sure to check out some of the other fabulous posts at Tarot Elements!  There are many great articles that you may enjoy!Blessings!Theresa

5 Things Every Professional Tarot Reader Needs
You think all you need are a deck of cards and you're ready to roll?  Not quite.  If you make the leap from tarot fan to tarot professional, there are a few things you'll need:1. Sturdy Tarot Cards - If you have a lot of people handling your decks, you need to purchase decks made on good card stock.  So choose carefully.  I've had some decks that lasted years and others only a few months. Recently, I purchased the Sharman Caselli deck, which was made on rather thin paper.  One aggressive shuffler later, the deck was toast.  2.  A Quiet Room - I'm lucky as I have my own spacious office, right in my home.&nbs

Introducing Mystical Mondays
Dear friendsAs you know a few wonderful colleagues and I have started our new forum and blog.  I'll be contributing a post every Monday called "Mystical Mondays", where I will answer your questions personally!  Please send me your questions at: tarotlady@wi.rr.com with "Mystical Mondays" in the subject line for consideration. Please know that I will not be able to guarantee that your question will be answered. Check out the blog now to see the first installment: