Tarot Wisdom: 21 Pathways to Business Clarity & Vision

Join me on my journey exploring Mary K. Greer's transformative tarot techniques and how they're revolutionizing my approach to business guidance readings. As a newly certified Biddy Tarot Advisor, I'm discovering how these methods bridge ancient wisdom with modern entrepreneurial challenges.

Journal Entry: March 9, 2025

The morning light filters through my apartment window here in Singapore as I prepare for today's practice readings. It's been almost a year since I completed my Biddy Tarot Advisor Certification in April 2024, and what a journey it's been! Today, I want to share how Mary K. Greer's approach to tarot reading has transformed my understanding of the cards and opened new possibilities for providing guidance, particularly for those seeking clarity in their business and professional lives.

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Discovering a New Approach

When I first encountered Mary K. Greer's "21 Ways to Read a Tarot Card" during my certification studies, something clicked. Her methods transcended the traditional "fortune-telling" approach that can feel limiting. Instead, she offered a multidimensional framework that honors the reader's intuition while providing structured pathways to deeper understanding.

As an introvert who values meaningful connections and deep conversations, I found her interactive and reflective techniques perfectly aligned with my natural communication style. Let me walk you through how these techniques can illuminate your professional journey.

Storytelling: Weaving Your Business Narrative

The first method Greer emphasizes is storytelling—creating a narrative from what you see in the card. This technique has been particularly powerful for my practice clients developing their business vision. 

Journal note: Last week, my practice client Sarah pulled the Two of Wands for her wellness coaching business. Rather than simply telling her "expansion is coming," I asked her to tell the story of the figure on the card. She described someone standing at a threshold, contemplating the wider world while holding firm to what they've already built. This storytelling exercise helped her articulate her desire to expand her coaching practice internationally while maintaining the intimate connection with her existing clients.