The question is answered by Lucas with a spread of 3 Tarot whose meaning is: What worked well, What did't work well, Key learnings.
The tarot cards drawn are: Eight of Swords, Eight of Wands, Ace of Wands.
Change decks There are many decks available with different types of images.
The Eight of Swords shows that the decision to change jobs was made thoughtfully, with a good deal of courage and hope. The card indicates that there has been a conscious effort on the part of the consultant to make the right choice and that this effort has been rewarded. It is suggested that you acknowledge your successes and take the time to enjoy your accomplishments.
The Eight of Wands shows that while the decision to change jobs was made with care, it could have a negative impact on those around the counselor. The card indicates that there is a possibility that someone could be hurt or annoyed by the choice made, and that the querent should take the time to consider the effects on others before proceeding.
The Ace of Wands indicates that the consultant has learned a great deal from the change process, and now has the knowledge, skills and experience needed to make another important decision in their job. The card also suggests that the counselor has a greater sense of control over his or her career, and that he or she can make more informed decisions in the future.
From the three cards drawn it can be deduced that the decision to change jobs was made thoughtfully and was rewarded with success, but that others can also be influenced by this change. The consultant also learned a great deal from the process, and now has the knowledge to make important future career decisions. With all of these in mind, the consultant is advised to maintain their current position and focus on learning the skills needed for their career.
From the drawn cards, a positive overall picture emerges in the field of short-term professional life. There are changes coming and we need to face them with prudence and experience. If you make the right choices, it is likely that you will get good results even if they are not easy to achieve. So the answer to the question is YES: do you need to make changes in your professional life in the short term?
In conclusion, the three cards indicate that you are ready to do whatever it takes to improve your work situation by learning new skills. However, you need to pay close attention to any overlooked aspects and don't forget to ask for help when it's needed. The answer to the question is therefore yes: yes, you can acquire new knowledge to improve your job position.
In conclusion, the three cards show us that you have spent a significant amount of time in this work, but with different objectives depending on the perspective from which you looked at it. If we look subconsciously, you have spent time without real benefit from it; consciously, you have put all your creative energy into achieving something; finally, at the superconscious, you have invested time in taking care of your soul and improving yourself as a person. So the answer to the question is: Yes, you have spent a significant amount of time in this job, but not only with economic or professional goals, but also personal ones.
From the three cards of your spread it is clear that you will see a job change in sight for you. You have to put in the work to make it happen: you have to find your motivation again and look for new opportunities that can take you closer to where you want to be in your career. The answer to your question is therefore yes: yes, a job change is in sight for you!
The cards suggest that you have been thinking about changing jobs and that you can do it if you find inner Justice to overcome your limiting beliefs and get in touch with your passions. So the answer to the question is Yes, have you ever thought about changing jobs.
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.