Queen of WandsQueen of Wands · In Career
What does Queen of Wands mean for career and work?
Queen of Wands in a career reading: what it indicates about your work, your direction, and the move to make next.
In career and work
A leader people follow because they want to.
Strong for public-facing and creative work, for anything requiring a room to be held, and for the kind of authority that is granted rather than assigned.
Reversed, a manager whose approval is the currency, which is a real and draining workplace culture: warmth used as a management tool means its withdrawal is a punishment, and everybody adjusts to it.
Upright
Self-assurance and charisma. Lead by presence.
Sociable, generous, courageous. She holds a room without raising her voice and she knows exactly what she is worth, which is the quality people find either magnetic or difficult and rarely neutral.
In an advice position she says take up the room you actually occupy, which is aimed at people who have spent years making themselves smaller and calling it modesty.
Reversed
Confidence hollowed into performance.
Jealousy, or insecurity managed by demanding attention. The reversal is the same brightness with nothing underneath it, and it is exhausting for her before it is exhausting for anybody else.
Also read for warmth withdrawn as punishment, which is her particular capacity for damage: somebody this warm going cold is a very effective sanction and it is rarely named as one.
Keywords
Upright: confidence, warmth, charisma, courage, self-assurance
Reversed: insecurity, jealousy, attention-seeking, withdrawn warmth
Journal prompts
- Where am I making myself smaller than I am?
- What would I do differently if I assumed I was welcome?
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