by Theresa Reed | Mar 30, 2011 | Uncategorized
When I was in high school, I had an unusual art teacher named Mrs. Anderson (we called her the Big A). She was older, funny and had a thick German accent. One day, she told me that she did “Chinese Face Reading”. Intrigued, I asked her what my...
by Theresa Reed | Mar 24, 2011 | Tarot Community, Tarot Profession, Tarot Readers, Tarot Reading
As trashy as a lot of reality TV can be, there are some really good business lessons that can be learned from some of these shows. Recently, I was watching an episode of “Tabatha’s Salon Takeover” where one salon owner was using all sorts of “gimmicks” to attract...
by Theresa Reed | Mar 16, 2011 | Tarot Business, Tarot Community, Tarot Readers, Tarot Reading
Did you ever see that episode of the Simpsons where Marge decides to become a real estate agent? Her career gets off to a rocky start when her honesty prevents her from selling a house. Back at the office, schmucky lawyer-turned-realtor Lionel Hutz berates Marge for...
by Theresa Reed | Mar 13, 2011 | Tarot Business, Tarot Lessons, Tarot Profession
A SPECIAL CONTEST FOR YOUNG TAROT READERS I want to start this out by saying that I am a huge fan of The Apprentice. My late mother and I used to get endless pleasure from discussing the show and speculating on who would win. (For the record, I was always right as I...
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by Theresa Reed | Mar 10, 2011 | Deck Reviews, The Deck And Book Nook
I’m a sucker for anything cool. And in my mind, tarot is extremely cool. So is New York. Put them together and it’s like peanut butter and chocolate combined – irresistible! Being that this is my mindset, you are probably not surprised to hear that I love...
I’m Theresa Reed (aka, The Tarot Lady). I’ve been a full-time tarot reader for 30+ years — which, in my industry, makes me pretty badass.
I’m definitely not your average Tarot expert — I drop the F-bomb, I quote rappers, and I’m obsessed with pop culture. Folks come to me for straight-talk + tough-love — without the woo-woo fluff. 
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