“Eat the Pickle” is a metaphor for being willing to experience the unexpected. Rayven says it’s the fastest way to teach our bodies to embrace a new future – one that we intentionally manifest. If you want to learn more about how she came up with this card deck idea.
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Card Deck Creator Interview Series: Everyday Self Care
“Eat the Pickle” is a metaphor for being willing to experience the unexpected. Rayven says it’s the fastest way to teach our bodies to embrace a new future – one that we intentionally manifest. If you want to learn more about how she came up with this card deck idea.
Card Deck Creator Interview Series: Creative Thinking
“Eat the Pickle” is a metaphor for being willing to experience the unexpected. Rayven says it’s the fastest way to teach our bodies to embrace a new future – one that we intentionally manifest. If you want to learn more about how she came up with this card deck idea.
Card Deck Creator Interview Series: The Simple Path
“Eat the Pickle” is a metaphor for being willing to experience the unexpected. Rayven says it’s the fastest way to teach our bodies to embrace a new future – one that we intentionally manifest. If you want to learn more about how she came up with this card deck idea.
Card Deck Creator Interview Series: Connect & Prosper
“Eat the Pickle” is a metaphor for being willing to experience the unexpected. Rayven says it’s the fastest way to teach our bodies to embrace a new future – one that we intentionally manifest. If you want to learn more about how she came up with this card deck idea.
Card Deck Creator Interview Series: Ponder or Pursue?
I found while flipping thru Tina’s cards that I had to dig deep to answer them. And then I thought, wow, how fun would this be to ask my partner and my kids these questions. What a great idea to leave a bowl of Ponder & Pursue cards on the coffee table! Imagine the conversations that can easily ignite, when they pull the card, “what are your pet peeves?”