Weekly Tarot Reading

(Three cards from the Wildwood Tarot deck. The Wanderer (The Fool), Ace of Arrows (Swords), and Seven of Bows (Wands).)

Starting something new can be exciting! It can also be intimidating, and sometimes we talk ourselves out of it before we really get going. It's easier to believe you would have failed, and that you saved yourself from wasted time and effort, than to admit you were scared.

If you're looking at taking on something intimidating, look at what it will cost (not just with money) and what you'll gain. Make a plan. And be prepared for setting and enforcing boundaries. That may mean not letting other people into your space, or it may mean holding yourself accountable when it comes to sticking to the plan.

This is a quick general reading. If you want a detailed personal reading emailed as a pdf, I have spots open for tarot, tarot and oracle cards, and dice divination readings. 


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