the 'corporate marketer' part does feel gross, but at the same time: people who don't have the luxury of making a living from their mystic passions should still be encouraged to fully express that part of their lives, no?
i'd bet that this guy thinks of his 'corporate marketer' self as a chore he just has to do, and the Reader part is his authentic self he wants to be.
a lot of us (myself very much included) feel the same way!
Thanks so much for your comment! I think I put that part in a misleading way--I only meant to point out that this person probably funds his lifestyle through his "day job," and not through his work with Tarot. My concern was that the article doesn't really put the subject's Tarot practice into a complete picture of his work and income. So I've edited the story a bit to eliminate any confusion. C
the 'corporate marketer' part does feel gross, but at the same time: people who don't have the luxury of making a living from their mystic passions should still be encouraged to fully express that part of their lives, no?
i'd bet that this guy thinks of his 'corporate marketer' self as a chore he just has to do, and the Reader part is his authentic self he wants to be.
a lot of us (myself very much included) feel the same way!
Thanks so much for your comment! I think I put that part in a misleading way--I only meant to point out that this person probably funds his lifestyle through his "day job," and not through his work with Tarot. My concern was that the article doesn't really put the subject's Tarot practice into a complete picture of his work and income. So I've edited the story a bit to eliminate any confusion. C