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Category: Professional tarot
What does a feminist business look like? Exploring ‘abundance consciousness’
INTERVIEW | Fonna Seidu on real representation in spirituality & wellbeing
"I want to work myself out of a job." Photographer Fonna Seidu is breaking barriers and changing the visual landscape of health and wellness online.
What’s in my tarot bag? Things you might not think to bring to a client reading
Tarot and the imposter complex: How to deal when you don’t believe in yourself
Liz Worth explores how Imposter Complex can stop you from achieving the things you want, and finds advice in the Chariot card.
Want to read tarot at an event? Here’s my advice
If you're planning on reading tarot at an upcoming event or party, here are my tips to help things go smoothly.
How we approach email tarot readings
Providing tarot readings is an honour and a joy. Here's how to stop it turning from something you love into another way to be stressed, unhappy or burnt out.
My favourite tarot spreads for client readings
How to be of service as a tarot reader
Tarot reading advice that often goes unsaid or is merely implied in regards to being of service to others.
Tarot readers: it’s okay to take a break
As tarot readers, it's an honour to give our clients focused time and energy. But it's okay, too, to take a break when you need to focus on yourself.
Solopreneurs explore mental/health barriers and positive ways forwards
Mental health, illness and disability are rarely discussed in the clamour of entrepreneurship blogs. Enter you guys! Here are four entrepreneurial stories which dearly need telling.
How Restorative Journaling Helped My Business to Flourish (Despite Chronic Illness)
Writer Esme Wang on the challenges chronic illness can bring to running a business, and how she writes her way to empowerment and success.
Mental Illness & Entrepreneurship – Owning Nonstandard Narratives
[Guest post] "Living with mental illness gives me an awareness of the separation between my beliefs and actual reality. I think this is an advantage."
Navigating the road blocks to getting started with a tarot business
Reader SJ on their experiences in 'following their dreams' whilst dealing with disability.
Cleaning Up Your ‘Money is Dirty’ Mind – by Theresa Reed
[Guest post] Want to go pro? Already run a tarot business? Here are The Tarot Lady's top tips for making peace with making money from your magical skills.
On writing retreats
I’m a big fan of retreating. Of carving out a special, dedicated space for a specific task or focus. I’m not a natural multi-tasker, but by virtue of the fact that most of my work is online, every time I sit down at my desk to work, I’m faced with a billion potential distractions. If …
Diversity points: Ashley & I talk queerness and blackness in tarot
A double-round of interviews for you! Here's Ashley talking about her tarot business and how her Black heritage informs her tarot practice.
I read ‘The 4-Hour Work Week’ so you don’t have to
The main aim of this book is to show you how to adopt the smug, hyper-masculine, colonialist attitude of the obnoxious dudebro who wrote it.
Just let’s not call these ‘productivity tips’
But. As freelancers, activists, business owners, side-hustlers, volunteers and students sometimes we all need to stop procrastinating and do the thing.
Follow Your Arrow: My new solopreneur series on Autostraddle!
I’m so excited! Today, my new solopreneur series – Follow Your Arrow – started on Autostraddle! It’s a fortnightly celebration of LGBTQ solopreneurs, business-owners, side-hustlers and others who want to earn a living doing the things they love. The first post features an interview with yours truly, so you’ll get to read all about how …
Not a full deck #1: Removing ‘scary’ cards from your tarot deck
If you're reading to entertain people - at a party, for example - should you remove the scary-looking cards from your tarot deck and keep things light?
Reading tarot on the road
What do you actually need to do a tarot reading? A tarot deck, nothing more. Perhaps you’d also add a notebook, or laptop if you’re emailing readings or recording stuff digitally, a mobile if you’re giving phone readings. I have all of those things right here in my handbag, so it follows that I can do …
Selling your art, visibly, online
First published in The Chapess #4 – an issue dedicated to the concept of taking up space as a woman and an artist.
Earth, self-care and a studio
Last week, I finally found a studio. You can probably hear my sigh of relief on the other side of the world. It was the gardeners’ storage room till Em and I cleared it last week. I love my tarot work, and I love that it’s portable, flexible, do-able from anywhere…including my little boat. But after two …
Identity politics in tarot: the tarot practitioner be mindful
A guest post shared by Benebell Wen. Guest posts on Little Red Tarot are submitted by readers. The aim is to offer a wide range of voices, views on, feelings about and approaches to tarot (and related topics). As with all posts on this website, discussion is welcome in the comments! If you’d like to write a post for …
Design tips for tarot bloggers
Do you write a tarot blog (or actually, any kind of blog)? Want to make it prettier? One thing about which I get *a lot* of lovely feedback is the look and feel of Little Red Tarot. I’m glad, because I put a lot of love and energy into designing and building this site. Little Red Tarot is …
How to protect your boundaries when reading tarot for your friends
Reading tarot for your friends can be a complex thing, and it's worth figuring out some boundaries and ground rules first.
Write for Little Red Tarot
I know what an interesting bunch you are because you’re always emailing and telling me! And I’m always secretly hoping that one day you’re going to simply offer me an article.
How I do email tarot readings
I do most of my tarot readings by email - which surprises many people. Here's how I do it.
Five business lessons I learned last year
A few things I learned which have really helped me in being a self-employed, freelancing, project-juggling, home-working, entrepreneurial tarot reader and writer.