I had a great reading with a client last night. I always love when you get a great client and you connect and the reading is spot on. But I’ve had some doozys! I once had a client want me to describe the sex dreams their crush was having about them. The crush didn’t know they existed. That reading went against my ethics and it was just a big ick so I refunded their money and refused the reading. What has been your experience? Any really great readings or a reading that made you rethink your ethics?

One Word: The High Priestess. Give me one or two words. What is she telling you? ✅ I'll go first: Trust myself

New to tarot? The "perfect deck" myth stops more people than anything else. And the other "myth": You can't buy your own deck. Total bullshit. I have no idea who came up with that bs but I wish it would just up and die already 🙄 Here's the truth: Your first deck doesn't have to be your forever deck! Two questions to ask yourself: 1. Would you rather... - Have a deck that follows traditional imagery (like Rider-Waite-Smith) so you can easily follow along with books and lessons? - OR have a deck with art that just speaks to you, even if it's non-traditional? 2. Would you rather... - Start with a classic deck that has tons of learning resources available? - OR jump in with something that excites you visually, even if you have to figure some things out yourself? My take: If you answered "traditional/classic" to both - grab a Rider-Waite-Smith deck. It's not special, but it's practical. Most books and lessons use it as the reference point. If you answered "speaks to me/excites me" - buy the deck that makes you want to actually use it. You can always learn the traditional meanings later. The real secret? You'll learn fastest with whichever deck you actually pick up and use. A "wrong" deck you use beats a "perfect" deck sitting in a drawer. What deck did you start with? Drop it in the comments.

Practice Read: The Ex Situation Someone's ex keeps texting after 3 months of silence. The ex says they've "changed" and wants to try again. Your querent is tempted but scared. They pull: Two of Cups The Devil Eight of Swords What's the story here? What do you tell them?

What card are YOU giving today? And why? (Bonus: Did you learn anything new about a card this week?)