The question is answered by Lucas with a spread of 3 Tarot whose meaning is: What I Think, What I Feel, What I Do.
The tarot cards drawn are: The Hermit reversed, The High Priestess reversed, Two of Cups reversed.
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The first card is The Hermit reversed, which may indicate that you are not giving adequate attention to the practicalities of the job. You are probably not well focused or not considering all the aspects necessary to find success. You may also be too distracted by other things and care more about appearances than your true efficiency.
The second card is The High Priestess reversed, which could mean that you are not fully heeding the suggestions of those who can help you learn the skills you need to do well at the job. You may even be too proud to admit that you don't know something or are unwilling to learn from others.
The last card is reversed Two of Cups, which can mean that you are making unexpected mistakes and have no awareness of how these things could affect your career. Also, you may not be disciplined enough in your approach to work or the use of your free time, but at the same time you may also be too rigid in your working pattern, thus preventing you from showing creativity and efficiency.
In summary, an overall picture emerges from the cards in which you may not be adequately focused on the skills needed to do well at work, not listen to the suggestions of those who can help you learn, and make unexpected mistakes. To improve these technical skills for the job I recommend that you take the time to focus on the more important aspects of the job and learn from others. Also, you should remember to be disciplined in your approach to work, but at the same time leave room for creative and exploratory moments.
In conclusion, the two cards suggest that there will be no problems collaborating with colleagues. The reversed Queen of Wands confirms that there may be conflict or tension initially, but the Ten of Cups indicates that all will soon be resolved through harmony and collaboration between those involved. Therefore, we can conclude that the answer to the question is a definite YES.
From the two papers, it can be concluded that the answer to the question is mainly Yes: all the elements are present to favor the success of your new business, but you will have to take into account some difficulties to face before achieving the desired success.
In conclusion, from the papers it seems that the best time to change jobs is now. The cards encourage you to make an informed and thoughtful decision taking into account your current situation and the possibility of achieving something more rewarding. Yes, you can decide to change jobs now because the cards indicate that your decision would lead to future success.
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, Maria must take the time to evaluate all aspects involved in her job change. Her decision will not be easy, because she will feel confused and unsatisfied in the current situation. However, if she can take some distance and reflect on all the possibilities, she may find that there is a better future awaiting her, and all she has to do is face the challenge with courage.
Based on the analysis of The Star and Five of Swords cards, it seems plausible that some major changes could occur in your current job. The cards indicate a sense of hope and confidence in the positive outcome of the situation and encourage you to be flexible and open to all kinds of changes. Therefore, answering the question, I would say YES: there will probably be some major changes in your current job.