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What Comes Next?

This is my last week on the job! It's gone by so fast, I can't believe it! I gave myself a reading to calm my nerves and chill out. Though I don't make decisions based on readings, I do ask for confirmation along the way. Today the question was: do I focus on my book for a few weeks and then look at other options?  

You'll be glad to hear the tarot cards spelled out the following:

  • Finish What You Started (the book) ... Take 2-3 weeks max.
  • This last bit requires hard work, determination and beating your own lack of  confidence. Spot on as I'm nearly there and find myself struggling with grammar, syntax, structure. I just need to get the last 10% right.
  • I also pulled the Eight of Cups which is about sadness at leaving the status quo behind. I'm sure that what I am doing is the right for me, but I'll miss my colleagues and the friends that I have made at work over the years. 
  • This card I have conveniently forgotten. I think it might have been a picture of a boy reading a book though I may be wrong.
  • New partnership on the horizon ...?  =) 

Obviously I'm nervous, but I am also feeling a lot like this song from Leonardo Dicaprio's movie The Beach (Pure Shores by All Saints) ... 






Please join me below 💜
Thank you, Regina 




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