The Chariot Card in the Tarot: The Tragedy of Answered Prayers
"There are more tears shed over answered prayers than unanswered prayers." - Roman Catholic Saint Teresa of Avila
That same message is also in the Chariot card in the Tarot. The image is
of a driver in an ornate vehicle moving ahead but with no reins in his hands.
There is a going with the flow. That is, a surrender to what directions
the universe finds to be in your best interest.
That's why from the beginning of the time when mankind began to reflect
there was the role of the seer in the tribe. That character warned not to wish
for (or pray for) anything specific. Rather implore the gods, spirits, universe
or whatever the locals called the force to guide you.
Professional anonymous networks such as Blind, Reddit and Fishbowl are
jam-packed with regrets by those who prayed to get where they are
professionally. They hate everything about the organization and the particular
job. What if they had meditated for guidance? The universe might have steered
them away from those career paths.
Meanwhile the professional unhappiness in white-collar work has become an
epidemic.
Because of so much global economic, political, and technological
volatility, more and more businesses are wary of strategic planning, at least
the traditional kind. Instead they are creating a broad variety of what-if
scenarios. Yes, they are positioning themselves to be proactive in going with
the flow. That replaces the old-line putting-in-place comprehensive
plans. Amid the political chaos being imposed on Disney the corporation is
keeping opponents off their game with surprise moves.
The same dynamic is taking place for in-touch professionals. During an Insider interview the
chairperson of law firm Paul Weiss Brad Karp reflected on if he would opt to
renew his contract in May 2023. He didn't have his hands on the reins. Instead
he put it this way: Lots could happen between when the interview took place -
July 2022 - and spring re-opt time in 2023. Following that lots did
happen, and here is Karp in mid-June 2023, still the chair.
Today The Wall
Street Journal vilifies Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon. There seems to be a
confluence of forces preventing him from connecting with what is going on in
the organization and in the market. A symbol of that resistance to what is is
this: At a corporate off-site meeting the previous leader Lloyd Blankfein stole
the show. The staging was in a bar, surrounded by myriad GS partners. There he
had much to say and not all that positive about the current Chariot driver.
Takeaway: Surrender to win. What is is so much bigger than your mighty
mind and its incessant planning.
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