New Year, New Service: Personal Coaching Through Tarot (Pilot Program)
UPDATE: This pilot program has ended, but you can now find this service and others under a new section of my shop: Coaching.
Happy New Year! It’s 2020 and the year of the Emperor and his numerological counterpart, Death, so there’s no putting it off any longer: I’m piloting a new service that’s been brewing in my mind for a bit: personal coaching through tarot.
In “Why I Do What I Do,” I explained that I love helping people dare to be their best selves. That can include helping you try new things, but it can also mean helping you meet long-term goals or finally starting that big project that you kept putting off. So if you want insight into your long-term goals as they develop in real time, or you want help working on a long-term project, or you want someone to help hold you accountable for your own personal or spiritual development, I can help.
Note: This is not a substitute for mental health counseling.
I’m looking to develop my personal coaching practice through tarot, so I’m starting a three-month pilot program for a very limited number of people for the ridiculously low price of $65/month. Email me if you’re interested.
You pay for one month at a time in advance. You can cancel at any time. The ”three months” just means that I promise to give you three months at this low rate before deciding on the future direction of the program.
The program includes the following:
Preliminary “get to know each other” conversation with goal- and expectation-setting (video, phone, or email).
Monthly Month Ahead readings (video, phone, or email—your choice).
Weekly short “recommended energy of the day” guidance readings (1 card & a few sentences/short paragraph for each day of that week, sent via email just before the week begins).
Weekly end-of-week check-in conversations with a 15-minute video or phone reading or a Fool’s Forecast sent via email (your choice each week).
Please remember that this offer is for as many as 3 months (you can cancel before if needed or desired). I can’t guarantee that I will be able to continue at the preliminary pilot program rate after that time. I might be able to, but I can’t promise that right now.