The question is answered by Lucas with a spread of 2 Tarot whose meaning is: Accept, Reject.
Let's start by analyzing the first card: King of Swords reversed. This card indicates a hostile attitude and a refusal to accept a promotion at work. The reversed King of Swords also represents a strong lack of self-confidence, as if there is not enough self-confidence to consider career advancement. Furthermore, he may suggest that the subject does not feel confident enough in their skills or level of knowledge - something that could prevent them from accepting an offer.
Let's move on to the second card - Nine of Swords inside out. This card represents negative feelings about promotion at work, such as fear, uncertainty and worry. The reversed Nine of Swords can also indicate a sense of lack of control over the situation, as if you don't quite know what decision to make and how to proceed. This can lead to a refusal of promotion at work.
In conclusion, the reversed King of Swords and reversed Nine of Swords cards show that the chances of a promotion at work are slim. The tarot suggests that the subject does not feel prepared or confident enough in their skills to accept an offer and also suggests that there is uncertainty about how to proceed. So, the answer to the question is No, the chances of a job promotion are limited.
How can I improve my technical skills for the job?
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.
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My cousin Robert is considering changing city for work reasons, what do you see about this choice?
In conclusion, the two cards seem to suggest that Robert has the skills and resources to make an informed decision about his employment situation and is prepared to face any obstacles along the way. So, according to the cards, the answer to the question is "Yes": Robert should give it a try and explore the options available in the new city he would like to move to for work.
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What do you see for the working future of my work colleague Roberta?
In conclusion, the cards show that Roberta has all the skills needed to achieve success in her future career. However, she must learn to listen to her body, maintain a balance between work and personal life, and practice moral integrity in carrying out her profession, thus ensuring a bright future in the workplace.
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Did I make the right choice in changing jobs?
From the tarot we get conflicting clues about the subject of your question. The Ace of Swords represents a positive sign, while the Seven of Pentacles can indicate difficulties. However, considering the orientation of the cards and the positive aspects underlined, the most likely answer is: Yes, you made the right choice in changing jobs.
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What are the chances of success for my new business project?
From the interpretation of the tarot, we can conclude that the chances of success in your business project are not high. While there are resources available to achieve it, there is an energetic block that hinders progress and the motivation needed to achieve it. The key to achieving success will therefore be overcoming these blocks and fully committing yourself to achieving your goals.
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Do you see the possibility of a change in my field of work?
Taking into account the cards and the orientation of the aspects, I can say that the possibility of a change in the working sector is highly probable. There are good opportunities and potential to take advantage of change provided you are willing to meet the challenges with willpower and perseverance. Also, there is the possibility of achieving positive results if you are willing to accept changes in your professional life. So, the answer to the question is: Yes.
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