Feeling stifled and unmotivated, I pulled Biddy Tarot's Energy Shifting Tarot Spread to see what shakes loose. This spread is read clockwise from the 3 o'clock position.
Card 1: Page of Pentacles - Pages generally represent an inexperienced and receptive personality. With the financial nature of pentacles, it can mean a new financial venture. A startup, if you will. Manifesting creative energy into new pursuits, learning new skills, setting the ground work for success. A perfect starting point for the two new hobbies I want to learn and eventually draw income from!
Card 2: King of Swords, Reversed - Kings are normally experienced and active personality types, but notice it's in reverse, which means it's all internal wisdom, power, and authority. It shows my unwavering belief in myself - very encouraging! Alas, it also indicates a lack of clarity about what to do next, and spending too much energy worrying about making the wrong decision. Yep, yep, yep. We've seen that already this week.
Card 3: Two of Pentacles, Reversed - Disorganization! Reprioritization! This card is telling me to get organized and more structured. Admittedly, this card fits for the entire duration of my life; I am chronic procrastinator, and I get things done in order of interest level so I'm usually playing whack-a-mole with all the crap I have to do and don't really want to. I am easily and frequently distracted. If I want to succeed, I'm going to have to manage this better.
Card 4: Wheel of Fortune - What goes around, comes around. The wheel continues to turn, and something new is coming around. I am approaching yet another turning point. Maybe new opportunities (pointing back to Card 1)? Now is the time to be flexible, open to growth, and allow the universe to work its magic.
After seeing these themes of indecisiveness and lack of organization, I went back to my planning notes. I wrote down my visualizations of my ideal life - regardless of whether it's "realistic" at the present. I set down a clear plan of actions; what needs doing first, second, etc., to meet just one goal. Once I've checked off those tasks, I will move on to the next goal. In this way I will shift my mental energy into action!

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