Having financial problems. Just wondering if a new job is in the near future.

If by "in the near future" you actually meant "within the next six months commonly thought be covered by it", your reading could be interpreted to mean that your chances of finding a suitable and adequate paying job within that period are currently above the 50% level, as would be expected by chance alone.

Also from a numerologist's point of view, your focus card for the reading which was The World which is BTW the 21st card in the Tarot pack only tends to support the interpretation that you are about to or have only recently entered the next major phase of your life as a whole (including your working life or job status). This is primarily because many people believe that our lives are divided into a series of consecutive segments which are exactly 7 years in length. The 21st card is therefore seen as representing the very end of the third significant cycle of one's life across several different areas at much the same time. Even though you are in Earthly terms, 25 years young.

The World (or The Universe in some alternate Tarot packs) which is the final card of the major arcana is variously associated with creation and the ongoing cycle of life and death, and the idea of a traveler through life moving out into the world at large in order to prove both to herself as well as to any person whose opinion she values that she possesses everything she will ever need to make the grade and be reasonably happy and successful at whatever new job she sets out to do. Symbolically you are seen as presently in the process of dying to the phase of your life which is now effectively at an end, as well as to your old and now outgrown ways of thinking and doing. You are about to be "born" into a new working environment and challenge?

Evidently your time of preparation and for developing the proper mind set and relevant job skills which should allow you to have a distinct advantage over other people competing for the same job as yourself is essentially over (although you never truly learn about what a specific job entails until you get it), and it is the appointed time of best opportunity for you to apply this new mindset and the new skills you have learned towards earning a a more prosperous life for yourself, and in addition for any others who may financially depend on you.

Your reading is definitely not telling you that getting a new job within the next six months is destined to happen, entirely without any further effort being required on your part to give you the edge over your competitors. By all means continue to watch out for any job openings in your particular area of interest and competence in your local area, although you would be most unwise not to consider the possible need for you to regularly travel a greater distance from your house each day if it means that your chance of getting a better paid job which is right up your alley is enhanced as a result.

Especially If this is to be your first job after having recently completed a course of tertiary education (although it may still be equally worth considering if this is not the case) it is highly recommended that you should in addition to your own job finding efforts enlist the services of a professional employment career officer, job counselor or such like who not only has a detailed knowledge of your capabilities, but also can help to put you in contact with local companies and have their fingers on the pulse about the relative availability of the type of job you are looking for close to where you are living.

When doing your reading, the intuitive key word which immediately sprung to my mind was DIVERSIFICATION. It appears that the first job you are likely to get will not be precisely what you were looking or hoping for over the longer term, but it will at least allow you to get your foot in the door and finally be heading in the right general direction towards eventfully getting the job you originally had in mind.

Consequently you need to avoid the common mistake of unnecessarily restricting your chances of getting a job soon by not casting your net wide enough. You need to diversify or broaden your horizons or focus to other jobs which you might never have considered if the one you are really wanting was easier to locate during this time period, but will still achieve the above objectives of setting you on the right course for your optimum job at a later time when it becomes available.

Do not feel that whatever time you are in your first job is effectively wasted, or that you are simply marking time or treading water until your "real" job comes along. To do so could be a fatal mistake. Although you might have all the correct qualifications and skills to get your first job, prospective employers are also these days just as much interested in what type of person whom they are taking the risk of having on their payroll.

They will be watching out amongst many other things for certain positive qualities of your character such as initiative, self organization, reliability, the ability to function under pressure and possibly what has often been called your "frustration tolerance". You will require a reasonably high frustration tolerance, if you are going to later move on to your career of choice and enjoy a significant level of success and prosperity and personal satisfaction from doing it.

"Mental Toughness And Resilience - High Frustration Tolerance"

http://www.physicalarts.com/mind-and-body/mind/352-mental-toughness-and-resilience-high-frustration-tolerance

[Credits: Phil Pearl DCH, DHP, MCH, GHR Reg Clinical Hypnotherapist]

If instead you have a Low Frustration Tolerance (LFT) with all other qualities of your character being right for any suitable position on offer to you, then your chances of landing your first job before the next six months are up will be decreased in direct proportion.

This is where your reading ends for this month.

All the very best of luck to you in getting this first/next job, although if you are properly prepared then luck will undoubtedly play a much more minor role in determining the most likely outcome.

EoT

Goodness. That is a lot to take in. Thank you so much for this detailed reading. I really appreciate it, EoT.

It was my great pleasure to read for you, and highly detailed readings appear to be my most consistently effective way of helping other members on this forum.

There is definitely a lot of food for thought to be progressively digested and assimilated for your own benefit from this reading.

Enjoy your banquet!

EoT