The question is answered by Lucas with a spread of 2 Tarot whose meaning is: Ideal, Settling for.
The tarot cards drawn are: Nine of Pentacles, Eight of Pentacles reversed.
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The Nine of Pentacles card represents Roberta's ideal. It is a card that indicates that Roberta is looking for a job that satisfies her aspirations, a job that is in line with her goals and that can bring her long-term satisfaction. The card suggests that Roberta is looking for a job where she can express herself and show her qualities. Furthermore, the card indicates that Roberta can also look forward to a certain level of success, but only if she is willing to invest time and energy in achieving her goals. The card suggests that Roberta shouldn't settle for just any job but she should fight for what she really wants.
The Eight of Pentacles reversed describes Roberta's tendency to be content. This card suggests that Roberta might be tempted to take a less satisfying job because it's easier to get. Roberta is advised not to give in to the temptation to settle for a mediocre job, but to always keep the goal of her ideal of hers and fight to achieve it. This card also indicates that you may need to make concessions in order to achieve your goal, but never give up on your ideal. Furthermore, the card suggests that Roberta may have doubts about her professional future and feel the temptation to settle before she has even tried to achieve her goal.
The two tarot cards examined provide a clear picture of Roberta's job prospects: on the one hand they suggest she maintain her ideal, on the other they remind her never to be satisfied. These cards encourage Roberta to do everything possible to achieve her professional goals, without shortcuts or compromises. If Roberta is willing to invest time and energy into achieving her career aspiration, then she has a good chance of achieving success in her field.
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.
From the interpretation of the three cards we can conclude that finding a satisfying job early depends on the actions taken by the person. On the one hand, there is an attitude of uncertainty and confusion which can lead to making wrong decisions and therefore not finding a suitable job. On the other hand, there is also the courage to take risks and try new adventures, which could lead to the discovery of a satisfying job. The most probable answer is therefore: maybe.
In conclusion, the two cards suggest that there are good opportunities to find a new job in your area, but you must be prepared to meet the challenges that stand in your way. So, the answer to the question is: yes, there's a good chance you'll find new job opportunities in your area soon.
From the two tarot cards, we can say that Barbara is currently in a transitional moment in her job search. However, if she makes a positive move and overcomes her personal challenges, she may have a good chance of finding employment. Therefore, if my friend Barbara is willing to put herself to the test and put the effort into finding a job, then she has a good chance of succeeding in her intent.
Based on the cards, it appears that you have what it takes to make changes in your professional life: you have a clearly defined goal, the necessary physical energy, and the ability to make the right decisions. The answer to your question is therefore: yes, you need to make changes in your professional life.
From the drawn cards we can conclude that you are having a difficult time in your current job and that you need to take some time to reflect on the situation before making a final decision. The advice is to be reasonable and rational in making a decision, and to consider all possible consequences before deciding. The answer to the question is therefore "No", you have not yet made the right choice in your current job.