A common perception among many first-time Tarot reading clients – and even readers – is that the Tarot reader will do most of the talking, telling them what the cards mean and what to expect in the future. But, as we'll learn today, it doesn't always have to be this way. In fact, as Tarot readers, we can 'co-create' a Tarot reading with our clients. What is co-creation exactly? It's about bringing the client into the Tarot reading process and facilitating a two-way conversation about what the reading means for them. Now, there is one professional Tarot reader and teacher who does this to perfection – James Wells. He's a Toronto-based tarot consultant who uses one-to-one consultations and group experiences to help people remember their innate creativity, wisdom, resourcefulness, wholeness, and personal power. In this podcast interview, you'll learn: How, at just 12 years old, a book about ESP started James' life-long journey with Tarot The powerful questions James asks the Tarot on a daily basis, to guide him towards clear decision-making Exactly how James works with his clients to 'co-create' the reading and deliver specific insight and actionable advice Why you want the client to do most of the talking during a Tarot reading – and no, it's not about being a lazy Tarot reader! How Tarot brings people back to their 'wholeness' in a profound and impactful way Plus, so much more! Let's dive in… Resources James Wells' website Book: Choice-Centred Tarot by Gail Fairfield (James mentions this book in the interview. He recommended it to me, too, and it was a total game-changer in the way I connected with the Tarot.) Join the conversation here: http://www.biddytarot.com/30

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