The question is answered by Lucas with a spread of 3 Tarot whose meaning is: Subconscious, Conscious, Super Conscious.
The tarot cards drawn are: Queen of Swords reversed, The Sun, Queen of Cups.
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The first card we have is the reversed Queen of Swords. It represents the dark side, the hidden emotions and the underlying motives behind the actions. The card reflects a feeling of pain, confusion and unease about work. It is possible that you have spent a lot of time in this job without real benefit from it, feeling stuck and unable to move forward.
The second card is The Sun. It represents light and personal fulfillment. This card indicates that you have spent time in this job with the goal of accomplishing something big and important. You have put all your creative and emotional resources into achieving this goal, even if you have faced obstacles and difficulties along the way.
The last card is the Queen of Cups. It represents the unconditional love, care and empathy you have for yourself. This card indicates that you have spent time in this work to take care of your soul. You have tried to feed your spirit with positive and rewarding experiences, and your work has helped improve you as a person.
In conclusion, the three cards show us that you have spent a significant amount of time in this work, but with different objectives depending on the perspective from which you looked at it. If we look subconsciously, you have spent time without real benefit from it; consciously, you have put all your creative energy into achieving something; finally, at the superconscious, you have invested time in taking care of your soul and improving yourself as a person. So the answer to the question is: Yes, you have spent a significant amount of time in this job, but not only with economic or professional goals, but also personal ones.
In conclusion, this tarot reading is quite encouraging in regards to the subject's handling of work responsibilities. The situation is stable, but to achieve positive results you need to be ready for action and take control of the situation. If you face challenges with courage and determination, the results will be excellent.
In conclusion, the tarot cards indicate that Barbara should focus on maintaining the current stability and making the most of the opportunities offered by the current world, so as to achieve a good result in her work. If you do this, you will have a great chance of success and all your efforts so far will be rewarded.
Given the positive orientation of the two tarot cards, we can conclude that the job offer is an excellent opportunity for the consultant. This is a challenging opportunity, with many hurdles to overcome, but with a great chance of success. Therefore, the answer to the question is "Yes", you should consider this job posting.
In conclusion, the three cards suggest that to improve your interpersonal relationships in the workplace you must be motivated and optimistic, work hard to achieve your goals, inform yourself and acquire skills, build good relationships with your colleagues and learn how to delegate when necessary. To do this, thoughtful and intelligent choices must be made, with perseverance and enterprising energy, until satisfactory results are obtained in the short and long term.
In conclusion, these three cards suggest that you need to improve your attitude towards finding a new job. You need to stop thinking negatively and instead develop a more positive and motivated attitude in pursuit of your goal. Also, you need to focus on all the steps needed to achieve the desired result instead of just focusing on the end goal. If you take these steps, you have a good chance of finding a new job in the near future.
Based on these two cards, it appears that your current job can bring you long-term professional satisfaction. While Temperance reversed may indicate that you are facing difficulties in your current industry, Wheel of Fortune suggests that your chances of success are good. So, the answer to your question is: Yes, your current job can bring you long-term professional satisfaction.