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What’s having it all figured out look like, anyway? I mean, really?
Because I don’t think I ever have. I’ve just thought I knew, hundreds, maybe thousands of times. Over and over, thinking I’ve finally cracked it. Only to (sooner or later) realize I had it all wrong.
I wonder if having something entirely figured out may just not be possible, on a human level. And I also think that’s beyond okay. The real mastery isn’t “mastering life” so it never presents a bumpy ride. It’s mastering how you move with it—showing up, staying honest, keeping your heart in the game, even when you don’t have the full map.
What’s life without the discovery? The growth? The transformation process is meaningful of its own accord. It’s art. Our choices, our emotions, our actions: the act of being alive is artistry personified. We’re not trying to freeze‑frame a perfect picture; we’re learning to get really good at painting in motion.
And that’s what the cards are talking about to me right now.
Coming Up in the Cards
Cards pictured from the colorful and quirky Housewives’ Tarot.
Outlook: Wheel of Fortune
Something’s coming together and it feels like a good thing. The odds may be tilting in your favor, a door swinging open, a turn that feels like relief or momentum. That’s great! But that doesn’t mean it’s all done or that you’re suddenly going to feel completely “situated” and sure of yourself at this point.
Advice: The World reversed
Current events may represent an improvement or a step toward wholeness, but you may still have fears and you definitely may not feel like everything is wrapped up with a bow yet. While you can appreciate the improvement, don’t use it as an excuse to check out. This is the part where you practice mastery of the process: continuing to show up, adjust, and integrate what you’re learning so it becomes part of your toolset.
In other words, we may have improvements, but not a panacea. And that’s okay. Normal, really. You don’t close your eyes, throw your hands up like a kid trying to catch a fly ball, and just hope something lands. You keep your eyes open. You stay honest with yourself. You keep your integrity intact by being willing to face what’s real, reevaluate, and be flexible enough to question your own story. Because it will morph in different lights.
You take the odds smiling in your favor for what they are: a gift to boost you along the path, not the final destination. You master the flow, not the outcome. That was kind of the point this week. Enjoy the journey, because that’s what life is actually made of.
Now, for you: Gotten any lucky breaks lately? Where are you tempted to close your eyes and hope for the best—and how can you pivot to capitalizing on what’s working instead?
