I’m abi. I read tarot. let’s talk.
I picked up my first tarot deck at 18, started reading for people because they were curious, and it turns out I'm pretty good at it.
I created Miss Fortune because, honestly, I was getting a little sick of the dark, stormy, overly serious side of tarot. Don't get me wrong - the cards can get deep - but I don't think exploring your life, your patterns and your possibilities has to be a solemn affair.
I believe some of the best conversations happen when you feel comfortable enough to be honest, ask the awkward questions, laugh at yourself a little and look at things from a different angle.
That's what I love most about reading tarot. The lightbulb moments. The feeling of helping someone put words to something they've already been sensing. The conversations with people whose lives, experiences and perspectives are completely different from my own.
And it's never a one-way street. You bring your own experiences, insights and intuition to the table, and that shapes the reading just as much as the cards do.
If you leave a reading having laughed, feeling genuinely heard, or with a weight lifted off your shoulders, then I reckon we've done something worthwhile.
That's Miss Fortune. Tarot for real life, with room to be human.
The cards don't have all the answers. You do.
I believe tarot is at its best when it helps you reconnect with what you already know, but might be struggling to see clearly.
Sometimes we're so caught up in a situation that we can't see the wood for the trees. We're overthinking, second guessing ourselves or going around in circles. The cards give us something to work with: a new perspective, a different question, a way into a conversation we might not otherwise have.
It's a conversation, not a performance.
In a reading with me, we talk. I'll share what I'm seeing in the cards, and we'll explore how it connects to your life. Your experiences, thoughts and intuition are part of the process, too. I'm here for honest conversations, not just telling you what you want to hear.
I don't believe your future is set in stone, and I don't think a deck of cards should make your decisions for you. My aim is to help you see things a little more clearly, feel heard and leave with more confidence in your own way forward.
Because the goal was never to have all your answers come from me. It's to leave feeling more able to find them yourself.