Career tarot reading with Quinn.

• Is This My Path?Is this career the right path for me?My recent experience here · The most I can gain · Outcome, or advice to myself3 cardsRead with this spread
• Should I Stay or Should I Go?Should I stay in my job or go?Whether to stay in your job or go8 cardsRead with this spread
• Will I Find Work Soon?Will I find work in the next few weeks?Whether job offers are coming18 cardsRead with this spread
• The CrossroadsWhich of two jobs should I choose?Option 1 · Option 2 · Option 1: the past · Option 1: outcome · Option 2: the past · Option 2: outcome6 cardsRead with this spread
• The Magic WandCould I start my own business?What business could I create? · When? · Lessons from the past · Other skills I may need · What or who is on my side · Outcome: will I succeed?7 cardsRead with this spread
• More ClientsHow can I find more clients?Your situation now · What takes away from your success · A new approach · A new approach · A new approach · Outcome6 cardsRead with this spread
• Dealing with the DevilHow do I deal with my boss or a colleague?A difficult boss or colleague9 cardsRead with this spread
• The LionHow do I make the best of a hard spell at work?Present situation · How the lion roared: the cause · What to release · What to hold on to · Outcome6 cardsRead with this spread
• The Power of ThreeWhat should I let go of to move on?What to let go of to move on9 cardsRead with this spread
• Hecate’s GatewayWhy do I keep putting off this decision?Feeling stuck or putting off a decision11 cardsRead with this spread
• The Four AcesWhich direction should I take next?Which direction to take in life12 cardsRead with this spread

• Ace of PentaclesA new job begins
• Three of PentaclesAn interview or a trial
• Page of WandsYour application
• Page of PentaclesThe job offer
• Page of SwordsThe contract

If none of them comes up, those weeks look quiet for offers, which is worth knowing too.

• The MagicianFor work and money, the Magician is one of the most encouraging cards. It favours launching, pitching, negotiating and picking up new skills quickly. If you’ve been waiting for permission, this is it: you’re more capable than your doubts suggest. Use your whole toolkit, from practical skills to people skills. Reversed, it can mean unfocused effort or a deal that looks better than it is, so read the small print.
• The EmperorAt work, the Emperor is a strong card for leadership, management and getting organised. It favours structured plans, clear roles and respect earned through consistency. You may be stepping into authority, or dealing with someone who holds it. Reversed, a difficult boss, rigid rules or a lack of direction could be in your way.
• The ChariotAt work, the Chariot is a winning card: ambition, competition and hard-earned success. It favours pushing a project through, going for a promotion, or launching with discipline. Stay focused and don’t let distractions take the reins. Reversed, you may be working flat out without results, and a clearer strategy would help more than extra effort.
• Wheel of FortuneAt work, the Wheel can bring sudden opportunities, a lucky break or a change of direction. Stay flexible and be ready when the moment comes, knowing that good spells and lean ones both pass. Reversed, setbacks are likely to be temporary; adapt rather than resist.
• Six of WandsAt work, the Six of Wands is a strong card for promotion, awards, good results and public recognition. It’s a good moment to put your achievements forward. Reversed, you may feel unrecognised; keep a record of your wins and make sure the right people know about them.
• Eight of WandsAt work, the Eight of Wands favours fast progress, quick decisions, travel for work and news about a job or project. Respond promptly. Reversed, expect delays or miscommunication, and double-check emails and deadlines.
• Ten of WandsAt work, the Ten of Wands points to overwork, too many projects or responsibility that’s growing faster than support. It’s time to prioritise and delegate. Reversed, you may be heading for burnout, or finally learning to say no.
• Eight of PentaclesAt work, the Eight of Pentacles is excellent for training, skill-building, craftsmanship and getting good at your job. Reversed, look out for burnout or work that has lost its meaning.
• Ten of PentaclesAt work, the Ten of Pentacles is excellent for long-term success, family businesses and projects built to last. Reversed, watch for financial instability or conflicts within an organisation.
• Four of CupsAt work, the Four of Cups can mean losing motivation, feeling unfulfilled, or ignoring an offer because you’re not in the mood. Take another look at what’s being offered. Reversed, new energy and interest are returning.
• Eight of CupsAt work, the Eight of Cups often points to leaving a job that pays the bills but doesn’t satisfy you, or stepping back to look for more meaning. Reversed, fear of change may be keeping you where you are.
• Five of PentaclesAt work, the Five of Pentacles can mean job loss, financial strain or feeling unsupported. Look for resources and help rather than struggling alone. Reversed, things are starting to recover, and new openings may appear.