Write it down while it is fresh
What it does
You pull three cards, you write down what you made of them, and it keeps the lot. The cards, the date, and what you thought at the time.
It sounds like admin. It is not. It is the difference between reading tarot and just doing tarot at yourself on a Tuesday.
Why keeping them matters
A reading feels obvious while you are in it. Come back six weeks later and half of it reads differently, because you know how the thing turned out.
That gap is where you actually learn. You find out which bits you genuinely saw and which bits you were talking yourself into, and you cannot do that from memory because memory quietly edits itself to make you look good.
Why I built it
I spent years not writing anything down, and I lost every bit of evidence about whether I was any good at this. I could tell you a reading had gone well. I could not tell you why, or whether the thing I said would happen ever did.
So I started keeping them, and it changed how I read more than any book did.
Have a go
It opens on its own screen. Nothing to download, and you can shut it whenever you like.
Simply Tarot is where the rest of it lives
Simply Tarot is the Sunday Circle, every spread workbook, my own journal on all 78 cards and 20% off readings. £15 a month or £150 a year, and you can leave whenever you want.
