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The Right Enviroment Spread
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First developed as a guide for apartment hunting, I refined it to be a generalized guide for when you need some help in decision-making whether it is for work, relationship, lifestyle shift, or over-throwing the patriarchy.
The top three cards address practical, emotional, and environmental needs (what you're looking for in the broad sense). The second row of two cards narrows in on how well the choice fits your lifestyle and how it supports your growth. Finally, the single bottom card provides a distilled piece of advice or guidance that sums up the entire spread.
The top three cards address practical, emotional, and environmental needs (what you're looking for in the broad sense). The second row of two cards narrows in on how well the choice fits your lifestyle and how it supports your growth. Finally, the single bottom card provides a distilled piece of advice or guidance that sums up the entire spread.
1
Your Current Needs.
This card reflects your immediate priorities and needs for a new environment or situation. It highlights what will make you feel secure and fulfilled right now.
2
Your Desired Environment.
This card shows what kind of environment or setting will nurture and support you best. It could refer to physical surroundings, social environments, or emotional climates.
3
Financial or Practical Considerations.
This card offers insight into practical aspects like finances, stability, or resources. It can reveal where you need to focus your attention when making this decision.
4
Lifestyle Alignment.
This card explores how well this new environment will fit into your current lifestyle, or how it may influence your daily routines and values.
5
Growth Potential.
This card represents the potential for personal, emotional, or spiritual growth in this new environment. It reflects how this change might help you evolve and thrive over time.
6
Guidance or Final Advice.
A final card offering overall guidance on your decision. It may point out a key factor you haven't considered yet or provide advice on how to approach the situation.
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