63.3 to 3 and best career

[sunnygirl]

I asked the yi what career would i be happiest in and I got

63.3 to 3

The first things i thought of when reading
Wilhelm on line 3
The Illustrious Ancestor
Disciplines the Devil's Country.
After three years he conquers it.
Inferior people must not be employed.

was HR, Headhunter, and real estate mogul lol

 

[deedeebird]

I asked the yi what career would i be happiest in and I got

63.3 to 3

The first things i thought of when reading
Wilhelm on line 3
The Illustrious Ancestor
Disciplines the Devil's Country.
After three years he conquers it.
Inferior people must not be employed.

was HR, Headhunter, and real estate mogul lol

Run an escort service? .

Sorry, couldn't resist. But you are the same sunnygirl who just last week said her new husband was choosing porn over her, right? And you are doing well enough to forget that now and think about work, very good. In case you haven't read it lately, though, some people suggested maybe your other post was a joke so I'm thinking if you want people to take you seriously, you should let them know that was the real deal or not.

 

[tigerintheboat]

Career Advice Manual

I asked the yi what career would i be happiest in and I got

63.3 to 3

The first things i thought of when reading
Wilhelm on line 3

was HR, Headhunter, and real estate mogul lol

Assuming Yi has answered the literal question, we could be guessing for a long time about what profession conquers the demon country; maybe a therapist.

I am more inclined to think that Yi skipped the attempt to pinpoint a profession, and instead told you that you that, quoting Wing, "the attainment of a highly ambitious goal is possible. It will take you a long time and will leave you spent. If it is worthwhile to you, success is indicated." The line about inferior people could indicate that you should only to to the best training or schools.

Tiger

 

[willowfox]

It suggests something of a strong competitive nature, perhaps in selling or retail, something to do with business, money, even money lending, material enterprises.

 

[sunnygirl]

From this place in time it is hard to see how something so challenging would make me happier at work?

I asked about staying in the same line of work I do now; IT management, and doing something artsy on the side and I got a very favourable response.

It seems more like the work boredom is due to burnout and not doing fun things outside of work rather than a real need to change career.

 

[my_key]

I asked the yi what career would i be happiest in and I got

63.3 to 3

Looking at this it could be telling you that what you are doing now could make you happiest. It's been tough going for you for a while but if you are able to look beyond the surface of what is going on in your present career and have the strength to see through what you have started then things will come good.

Mike

 

[my_key]

It looks like we crossed posts, but hey ho.