The question is answered by Lucas with a spread of 3 Tarot whose meaning is: What will help you, What will hinder you, What is your unrealised potential.
The tarot cards drawn are: Queen of Wands reversed, Knight of Swords reversed, Wheel of Fortune reversed.
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The reversed Queen of Wands represents a lack of self-confidence, which can prevent one from achieving great success as a chef. Furthermore, it indicates that the subject is not motivated enough, and may have difficulty in achieving the goals set. It is important to develop strong confidence in yourself and in your own ability to achieve the desired success.
The reversed Knight of Swords indicates that the subject has difficulty making concrete decisions and solving problems efficiently. It also indicates a negative attitude towards one's work and the opportunities that arise. This can hinder your success as a chef in the short term.
Reversed Wheel of Fortune represents the negative circumstances that can prevent the subject from becoming a chef in the short term. Furthermore, it indicates a lack of planning and organization, which can prevent the subject from achieving the set goals. It is important to identify the adverse circumstances and make plans to overcome them to achieve the desired success.
The cards indicate that there is a good chance that you will achieve success as a chef in the short term, but you will need to work on your self-confidence, make concrete decisions and plan effectively to overcome negative circumstances. Yes, it is possible to achieve great success as a chef in the short term with the right dedication.
In conclusion, all three obverse tarots suggest a positive and motivated attitude in facing the personal development process. You have the skills needed to advance in your field and are willing to follow a well-defined plan to achieve your goals. To enhance your creativity in the workplace, you'll need to be dedicated to self-improvement, be flexible in handling situations, and be determined in chasing your goals.
In conclusion, from the two cards it can be deduced that at the moment you may find yourself stuck at a crossroads where you have to decide which is the right path to follow in your career. However, thanks to the help of the Knight of Wands, you can cope with difficulties and choose the best path for your self-development. Therefore, the answer to the question is: Yes, you need to make some important decisions regarding your career.
In conclusion, these three cards suggest that to achieve success in your self-development you must maintain self-confidence, be open to new things, and not get discouraged when you encounter obstacles. You need to learn from your experiences, especially the negative ones, and focus on the positives to progress towards your goal.
From the papers it seems that Marco doesn't have much chance of success in his creative project. The applicant may be blocked by negative feelings, and the opponent may have a hostile or negative attitude towards the project. Therefore, the answer to the question is No, Marco doesn't have much chance to be successful in his creative project.
As for the question asked "What are the habits I should develop to achieve my goals?", we can conclude from the analysis of the current situation with these three cards that you should take some time to reflect on how you are managing your life, define your priorities and learn to be more organized and efficient in your daily routine. You should also strive to achieve a balance between all aspects of your life and maintain the discipline necessary to carry out your projects.
Adding all this up, it seems that the most probable answer to the question "What do you foresee for the future of my nephew Luca in terms of studies or training?" and "Luca will study". Even if he doesn't have a clear goal in mind right now, the cards advise being realistic and focusing on what he can do now. This suggests that Luke may end up embarking on a program of study or training because he is more likely to commit to something that drives him forward than to stand still.