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 Chariot, Three of Swords reversed, Ten of Pentacles reversed.
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The Chariot represents a journey towards new opportunities and positive change. This card suggests that you have a positive attitude, a willingness to discover and learn new things, and be open to the possibilities that present themselves. It's important that you weigh your options carefully to choose the ones that best meet your goals.
Three of Swords reversed indicates that you have fears and uncertainties about the future, but also a strong will to overcome them. These are natural sensations that can be overcome with motivation and perseverance. The key is to find something that gives you pleasure and enjoyment in learning, so that you don't feel the burden of fatigue.
Reversed Ten of Pentacles indicates that you need to take a step back to think more deeply about your personal development. Taking some time to reflect on what you want to achieve and how you can achieve your goals can help you identify the actions you need to take to achieve them. You shouldn't deny yourself the opportunity to discover new possibilities and learn something new.
Both good and bad elements emerge from the cards, but all are important for making informed decisions about your personal development. You need to be aware of your current situation, face your fears, and take the time to think before deciding what to do. Once you have identified the right direction, you will have to work hard to achieve your goals.
To conclude, these three cards indicate that in order to overcome your mental and physical limits and grow personally, you must be ready to make sacrifices and be aware of your choices. You must also stay focused on your goal and not give up on the difficulties you encounter along the way. If you do all of this, then you can enjoy the inner enlightenment and well-being that personal success brings.
The cards suggest that your friends or colleagues will be able to make important changes in self-development. Their physical, emotional and spiritual states will be strengthened by their experiences and their progress on the path of personal growth. Major changes are therefore expected in their lives as a result of their commitment and dedication to learning.
Bottom line, our answer to the question is YES: there is something you need to work on yourself before looking for a relationship. The two cards suggest that before starting a relationship you need to take time to reflect on your situation, identify your goals, learn to love yourself and open up emotionally to others. Only then will you be ready to build a healthy relationship based on mutual love, understanding and respect.
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.
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.
Bottom line, your question "What are my future strengths that I should leverage?" can be answered by considering the interpretations of Accepting and Rejecting with the cards Seven and Four of Cups. The answer is that you should accept the opportunities that come your way, but only if they are well thought out; you must also learn to reject things or people that do not benefit you personally or emotionally and take a moment to reflect before making important decisions. To develop yourself personally, you must be ready to take on challenges, learn from your mistakes, accept the consequences of your actions, and set boundaries when necessary to put yourself ahead of others.