Promise
Gah, is it morning already? I wish I could just roll over and go back to sleep!
I've got a job interview in about a half hour, and have been told that because they badly need the position filled, there's a possibility that I'll be hired on the spot and will have to start all the new hire paperwork and such immediately. I'll also have to do a PPD and a pee test if I make it that far. I need this job so badly, and I've been panicking a bit about it. I really never know how to handle job interviews.
So I pulled three cards from dear old Jean, and it's eerie how much he reads my mind. As an example, I'll post the reading.
4 of Cups
I Le Bateleur (The Magician)
Chavelier Despee (Knight of Swords)
He knows I'm letting my emotions get to me. The Four of Cups is a reminder to keep my anxiety and stress level balanced and in check; no matter how bad I want/need this job, I have to focus. He knows I stress over not having what they're looking for, and The Magician tells me that everything I need is already before me. The tools of his craft lie on his three-legged table. And The Knight speaks to me to go about this logically and just give 'em hell! I'm not going to get anywhere fretting and worrying, no, I'm going to have to be logical and calm about this and prove to them that I can put my knowledge into constructive actions.
It's creepy how well this deck knows me.
I've got a job interview in about a half hour, and have been told that because they badly need the position filled, there's a possibility that I'll be hired on the spot and will have to start all the new hire paperwork and such immediately. I'll also have to do a PPD and a pee test if I make it that far. I need this job so badly, and I've been panicking a bit about it. I really never know how to handle job interviews.
So I pulled three cards from dear old Jean, and it's eerie how much he reads my mind. As an example, I'll post the reading.
4 of Cups
I Le Bateleur (The Magician)
Chavelier Despee (Knight of Swords)
He knows I'm letting my emotions get to me. The Four of Cups is a reminder to keep my anxiety and stress level balanced and in check; no matter how bad I want/need this job, I have to focus. He knows I stress over not having what they're looking for, and The Magician tells me that everything I need is already before me. The tools of his craft lie on his three-legged table. And The Knight speaks to me to go about this logically and just give 'em hell! I'm not going to get anywhere fretting and worrying, no, I'm going to have to be logical and calm about this and prove to them that I can put my knowledge into constructive actions.
It's creepy how well this deck knows me.