I've been reading Tarot for over 20 years and working in technology for more than 30.
During that time I've built software companies, launched products, raised investment and worked with founders, executives and leadership teams on difficult strategic decisions.
Tarot has always been part of my life. Over the years I've found that it helps expose the assumptions, influences and dynamics that sit around a decision and are often difficult to see.
That's why I created EurekaLogic.
My readings are practical, structured and grounded in real-world experience. I work with business owners, professionals and individuals who are facing important decisions and want to understand the wider landscape before deciding what to do.
I don't tell people what they should do, and I don't claim to predict the future.
My job is to interpret what the cards are revealing, explain what I see and help clients explore the opportunities, challenges and influences surrounding their situation.
I read intuitively. Psychic perception is part of that and I don't dress it up as anything else — but it works inside a structure: a stated question, an agreed outcome, defined positions in the spread. I formalised twenty years of practice through a professional qualification with Green Tara College, and the discipline is what keeps a reading useful rather than impressive. I don’t cold read. You are the expert in your own life, so the more you are willing to tell me, the further we get.
Most enquiries come from business owners and professionals, but the method doesn't need a business context. Private clients bring the decisions that matter to them and the process is identical. I don't give advice of any kind, so a question that needs advice — legal, financial, medical — needs someone qualified to give it. And I don't read about a third party without their consent.
Three things to be clear about
A framework, not a forecast
Tarot is used here as a structured lens on a situation: a way to read the forces at work around a decision, and the potential outcomes running from it. What it never offers is a fixed future.
Intuition, held in structure
Intuition and psychic perception are how I read what the cards are showing. The spread is what keeps that reading structured and tied to your question. The framework decides what gets examined; intuition decides what is worth saying about it.
The decision stays yours
A reading sets out the routes available from where you stand and what each one runs into. I don't give advice of any kind. Which route you take, on your own constraints and criteria, is yours to decide.
