Episode 213: How To Use Tarot As A Reflective Practise For Business

Have you heard some people talk of Tarot cards or Tarot readings and you feel you’re not sure what it is or how to use it?

Many people feel unsure about what tarot cards actually do or how they work because there’s no scientific proof that they predict the future or tap into supernatural forces.

Sceptics see them as random symbols that only seem meaningful through psychological projection, while others view them as pure mysticism.

The process, like shuffling the cards, focusing on a question, and interpreting images, blends intuition, symbolism, and personal bias, which can make the whole thing feel vague or unreliable until you experience it yourself.

For business owners, tarot can be surprisingly practical as a decision-making aid.

A simple spread might reveal hidden obstacles in a launch plan, highlight overlooked opportunities, or clarify whether now is the right time to pivot strategies.

At its core, though, everything is energy, and the truest answers are already within you.

Tarot cards aren’t magic or external authorities; they’re simply a reflective tool that mirrors your own inner wisdom back to you.

By pausing to draw and interpret them for your business questions, you create space to listen to your intuition, align with your deeper knowing, and make decisions that feel empowered rather than forced.

The cards don’t decide for you; they help you remember what you already know.

And that’s why I’ve got Sam Starr here with us today. Sam’s a Psychosynthesis Psychologist, EMCC Accredited Coach and Tarot Practitioner. She works with coaches and therapists who want to use Tarot as a grounding tool for reflection, self-leadership and intuitive decision-making.

Today, you’re going to learn:

1. What is Tarot?
2. How can it be used by coaches and therapists?
3. Benefits of using Tarot?
4. The reflective practise of Tarot

You might also like Episode 188: How Do You Tap Into Your Intuition