Daily Love & Life Advice – Your Guide to Navigating Relationships
American sportswriter Grantland Rice is quoted as saying, “It’s not whether you win or lose, it’s how you play the game.” Likewise, the Fool of the Tarot is always in search of experience and a reminder that anything is possible when taking a leap of faith.
Whether you’ve just completed a personal journey of sorts or are about to begin one, change is on the immediate horizon. Regardless of experience, progress depends on your initiative and commitment level. In fact, whether fully prepared or not, the awareness that it’s time to act stimulates you to take more responsibility for your success by diving right in to start something related to work, habits, health, the environment, or your relationships.
As a result, you could be traveling, meeting new people, and networking with attention directed toward learning, contacts, messages, appointments, and decisions. Good timing in the introduction of yourself and your services connects you to those who can open doors for you.
However, taking a chance may be very different from taking a risk if you’re working to impress or save the wrong people and matters, or operating with the wrong motivation. Unexpected events that occur when things don’t go as planned can take you over the edge. Your willingness to step off a cliff despite all indications that a free fall won’t end well indicates you’re fooling yourself or trying to fool others.
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Image: Bald Head Cliff, York, Maine, Emil Carlsen
Deck: Tarot of Delphi, J.D. Hildegard Hinkel