Reading Tarot at Special Events

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[@rosanneroy9054]

One final thought--those charms look like such a fun thing to use. Sort of like modern day runes?

[@rosanneroy9054]

One other thing, I needed to hear what you said about being able to read in open spaces no matter what. I've felt like I need a wall behind me, or have a screen in front of me so we have a bit of privacy. Just started using the pop up with a hanging back panel (velcro works wonders! And your beautiful scarves and pennants look very inviting.) Just feel like I need some defined space, but want to get over my discomfort in being out in the open, although I have read at a local place, and in a conference all with people all around. I guess this coming weekend will prove whether I can handle it or remain behind the veil.

[@rosanneroy9054]

I just discovered your videos last night and love your style! Came in backward, with #6, 7, 8,9 then this. Planning to go back to the beginning, and also check out the links but everything you say resonates. It's like chatting with other seasoned vendors and all your tips are so spot on. I started doing events last year, but getting ready for my first big, vetted event in a couple of weeks. Everything you've mentioned is something that I have learned to include. I laughed when I saw the first video as you shop at Walmart too! I have that same black table and chairs, and saw the tent yesterday. My pop up is a 7x7 but I want to get another cover and paint it to go with my "brand". I have an embroidered tee shirt I wear and had one for my daughter who is my front man. I always tell people they can take notes, or record, or take pictures and have a notepad handy. Haven't lost but one pen, but I like your idea of novelty pens, or maybe personalized ones. It would be interesting to see your progress from six years ago to now, but it is definitely apparent in your presentation. I too am finding areas that I have grown. I like to take a notebook along and ask for their name and email before we get started. This helps me keep track of how many readings, and I always assure them I won't likely contact them unless it might be to let them know when I will be back. It also holds my notes/feedback--what I've learned from each event, as well as the time/place/organizers info/decks I used, and how many readings at what price point/ milage/expenses/and profit as well as whether this would be worth coming back for. I average about one event a month, and try and keep my travel distance down to two hours or less. I keep my stuff in a little suitcase, but of course there are a few other things to carry in. I too like to have a non-threatening deck for younger people or first timers if they seem apprehensive. And I believe in giving people their money's worth, but vary my prices depending on event, location, and similar to what others may be charging. Anyway, what I want to say is thank you so much for these videos! This is exactly the kind of support and encouragement I'm needing right now.

[@thesolesibyl]

I was out of state reading at a weekend event when you posted, so I'm just now getting to respond. . I'm still at it, even though I filmed this series several years ago (hard to believe). I've learned a lot along the way (sounds like you have, too). You seem to stay pretty busy with readings! I am so glad you enjoyed the videos and I appreciate your willingness to share your own discoveries and tips. I uploaded a recent video featuring the tarot cart that I bring to events these days, (and its contents) which is here on the channel now. Take care, fellow traveler!