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Edit: I didn't realize this was more personal issue. I don't want to derail so if anyone has tips for working through the original question, please feel free to leave a comment.

I'm really really bad at figuring things out.

I don't know if it's a pattern I see or if it's something inside that enhances the feeling of rejection? Sometimes it's hard not to take things personally when you feel singled out or excluded but I don't want to get to the point where I take everything personally.

Hey all, I'm job searching but a little lost. I pulled some cards and would like a second opinion. It won't be the determining factor in my search, but I'm stuck at the moment and needed new perspective. I'm learning about the cards so why not? Deck is RWS.

1. What will be the industry or nature of my next job? Fool and 8 of pentacles

2. What are skills I need to develop/strengthen? 9 Wands, 2 Swords, Judgement

3. How will I know it's the right job? 10 cups

I'm not sure but I think the answers to my questions are as follows:

1. The job will be from an industry I haven't worked in before but I will develop my skills in. There's tons of industries I haven't had a job in and a few industries where I studied but never managed to break through because every entry-level position required 3 years prior experience. This seems purposefully vague.

2. This set of cards makes me think it could be any industry, I just need to be ready to make decisions and be willing to worth through issues. Again, no help because I can think of a few subjects I wouldn't mind studying but for lack of money for tuition or opportunities because the market is saturated.

3. I think this is pretty clear - it will be a job that I'd enjoy doing for a while (at least until retirement). It might be a job that my family would support but honestly, I think we just need money right now, so they should be fine as long as it pays.

Any feedback appreciated thanks!

It just seems like a nightmare, not knowing what your boss is like, what your coworkers are like, what you're walking into. How do you know if you'll be good or that you'll meet expectations? I think this is the worst part.