The type of person that seeks out Tarot or other such "woo" diagnoses for life is someone who is very easily "read" by charlatans. So, for instance, if you are young, in your 20s you are likely to be seeking relationships ( or older, seeking a relationship after divorce for example). A generic card, as above, for instance, has an easy, all encompassing appropriateness for many people and can be interpreted broadly, but is seemingly astonishingly ,accurately apt.
The only clever thing about a Tarot reader is that they realise this and manipulate the card to apply to you, who you think is unique, but who broadly, has the same hopes and desires as the next person, ie, is seeking answers to generally, life changing aspects of life, like a big move, a new relationship, or recent bereavement etc..
People generally don't seek out magic, see - into - the - future solutions unless they are a bit vulnerable. That is what is being exploited here.
You will never find these people being specific, they may well, for example pull a card that implies a person near to you may become unwell, ( but it will all be OK). So, the odds of you having a parent that may come down with, say COVID but survive it, is high. You go away and think, oh my goodness, that was spot on.
Do you see how it can work.
Deconstruct this, for a moment.
You know, REALLY, that no one can predict the future, don't you?
All they're doing is looking at your age, how you dress, how you carry yourself, how you speak and dress up the language they use to seemingly apply to you.
People will conveniently forget about the bits that were not apt to their situation, but will hungrily hang onto anything, and attach meaning to stuff that they see as apposite to them.