This work began with my mother.

My mother was a cartomancer, and card reading was part of the world I grew up in. Before it became a system, a theory, a book, or a game, it began at her table — through the cards, through the people who came to her, and through the stories they carried with them.

I grew up watching how readings were not only about prediction. They were about people trying to understand love, family, loss, timing, choices, and change. A reading could reveal more than an answer. It could reveal a story.

Over time, when I opened my own shop, that foundation became my own path. I began reading for people myself, listening to their questions, witnessing their turning points, and noticing the patterns that appeared again and again. People came in asking about relationships, family, money, grief, decisions, and the future — but beneath those questions, many were really searching for understanding.

That realization shaped the movement from fortune-telling to storytelling.

From Fortune-Telling to Storytelling is the book that shares the real experiences, lessons, and stories that came from my years inside the shop. It reflects the human side of readings — the emotions, turning points, confirmations, and deeper meanings that appear when people are trying to make sense of their lives.

From this same foundation, I created Arcane Tarot, my own unique tarot card system. Arcane Tarot was designed with original cards, direct meanings, and practical interpretations that reflect real situations people face in relationships, family, work, money, health, timing, and personal change.

I also created Tattle Teller, an English storytelling card system designed to reveal the narrative behind a situation rather than reduce it to one simple answer. Its Spanish version, Las Chismosas, carries that same storytelling purpose for Spanish-speaking readers and players.

As the work continued to grow, I developed Tarotería, an interactive card game inspired by tarot, oracle reading, and lotería-style play. Tarotería brings symbolic storytelling into a more social and accessible format, allowing people to engage with cards, themes, and reflection through gameplay.

Later, through years of observing repeated patterns of change, I developed Transformational Timeline Theory, or TTT. TTT is a framework for understanding how change unfolds through phases such as Current, Momentum, Wave, Threshold, and New Current. It helps organize timing, pressure, transition, and transformation into a clearer structure.

The TTT Map, Questionnaire, and textbook were created to support that theory. The map gives visual placement within the timeline. The questionnaire helps identify patterns, duration, and change markers. The textbook explains the framework in greater depth.

Each part of my work has its own purpose, but they all come from the same root: my mother’s gift for reading cards, my years inside the shop, and my desire to give people’s stories structure, meaning, and clarity.

It is about refining the craft.

From isolated answers to meaningful patterns.
From prediction alone to deeper understanding.
From fortune-telling to storytelling.