The question is answered by Lucas with a spread of 2 Tarot whose meaning is: Option 1, Option 2.
Questo arcano può indicare una situazione in cui potresti trovarti in una posizione professionale instabile o ambigua. Ciò significa che non sei sicuro della tua posizione lavorativa, delle decisioni che dovrai prendere o del tuo futuro. La carta parla anche di decisioni difficili da prendere che possono essere complesse e avere conseguenze importanti sul tuo lavoro. Inoltre, può anche suggerire di evitare l'impulsività e di riflettere attentamente prima di intraprendere un nuovo progetto lavorativo.
Questa carta rappresenta la prosperità e la buona fortuna. Può indicare che hai trovato il successo nel tuo lavoro, sebbene sia stato un percorso tortuoso e impegnativo arrivarci. Inoltre, può anche suggerire che stai vivendo momenti di stabilità e armonia nel tuo lavoro attuale. Queste sensazioni positive possono portare a un maggiore equilibrio nella tua vita professionale, così come a nuove opportunità lavorative che possono migliorare la tua situazione attuale.
Le due carte tirate sono indicatrici di una situazione piuttosto complessa rispetto alla domanda posta: "Hai mai avuto un lavoro a tempo determinato?". La prima carta (Due di Spade) suggerisce che potresti essere in una situazione professionale instabile o ambigua, mentre la seconda carta (Tre di Coppe) indica speranza e buone notizie in quanto parla di successo raggiunto nonostante gli ostacoli incontrati. Tenendo conto di queste due interpretazioni, la risposta alla domanda è No.
What are the chances that I will be able to find a new job in the near future?
In conclusion, these three cards suggest that you need to improve your attitude towards finding a new job. You need to stop thinking negatively and instead develop a more positive and motivated attitude in pursuit of your goal. Also, you need to focus on all the steps needed to achieve the desired result instead of just focusing on the end goal. If you take these steps, you have a good chance of finding a new job in the near future.
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Do I need to make changes in my professional life?
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.
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Will I find a new job soon?
From the three cards considered, we can say that it is probable that you will find a new job soon if you follow the intuitions of the Wheel of Fortune, overcoming the fears and negative people indicated by The High Priestess in reverse and using the perseverance indicated by the Ten of Wands. Yes, you are likely to find a new job soon if you follow these guidelines and are willing to challenge yourself.
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What do you see in my sister Valentina's hand regarding her current working situation?
From the analysis of the two tarot cards it seems that Valentina is actively looking for a new job or at least she is inquiring about possible opportunities. The current situation looks positive, as you may already have received interesting offers to consider. However, it is not yet clear whether she will be able to successfully complete this process and actually enter the workforce.
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Do you like your current job?
In conclusion, the two cards can indicate that, unfortunately, you are not satisfied with your current job. Difficulties in achieving your goals and lack of appreciation from your superiors can be the main reasons why you feel dissatisfied. So, the answer to the question is No: you probably don't like your current job.
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Will my current job bring me long-term professional satisfaction?
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.
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