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: King of Swords reversed, The Hermit, The Star.
Bottom line, when looking for a mentor or advisor to help you with your personal growth, remember to look for someone who is strong, wise, and experienced in your field. And above all, make sure you have faith in your abilities and your chances of success. Only then will you be able to find the right person for you and expand your unrealized potential.
Based on the analysis of the two tarot cards, it can be concluded that the relationship between your friend and the older man can be positive but there might be some hurdles to overcome before reaching an equilibrium. So, in general, the answer to the question is "yes", with some caveats.
From the interpretation of the three cards it emerges that in order to re-establish a relationship of trust with a betrayed family member, one must start from oneself, seeking within oneself the answers to the questions on what to do and how to proceed. One must maintain a positive attitude to face the difficulties that will inevitably be encountered along the way but also show consistency in expressing one's opinions and listening to those of the other with compassion and empathy. Following these guidelines will give the opportunity to reach a new level of mutual trust between the two family members involved in the situation.
According to the three papers analysed, it seems that Francesca is not yet ready to face an emerging investment. The combination suggests that you have the right motivation to do so, but at the same time you do not feel prepared enough to handle the risks associated with investing. Therefore, my conclusion is that emerging investing is not quite right for Francesca at this time.
Based on the above, we can say that investing in a technological startup can involve risks. However, with the proper analysis and awareness of the current situation and the challenges that may be encountered, this risk can be minimized. So, the answer to your question is: Yes, there are risks to investing in a tech startup.
Based on these two papers, it appears that you are not ready to take on a project with a remote team. This could be due to economic instability and uncertainties you have about the idea itself. The answer to the question is therefore No - you have never worked with a remote team at the moment.
In summary, the three cards suggest considering all possible options and considering the sacrifices necessary to achieve the desired goal. It's important to maintain stability and be flexible, but don't forget the wisdom and experience you've gained over the years. Ultimately, you have to rely on yourself and trust your decisions to choose which path to take in your life in your fifties.